•
Rating:
THE REVIEW
Hello, what's your name?
Do you like my new band? Listen to how awesome we are. Don't worry if the songs never exceed a minute, it's all good.
Don't you like the bass? How come, when it resembles the buzz of a bumblebee in a jar. What? The voice? Does it remind you of your father when you scratched his new car? And the drums, what's wrong with the drums? How can you say they aren't distinguishable? You don't like that it's clipped practically only thanks to lo-fi? Don't tell me you have something to say about the guitars, no way.
-I don't know about you, but when the guitar sounds like cutlery falling down a drainpipe, I just enjoy it-
Wait, what do you listen to? A Static Lullaby? Ah, okay.
Hey, pretty boy.
Loading comments slowly
Summary by Bot
The review humorously critiques Infest's No Man's Slave for its brief, noisy tracks and lo-fi aesthetics. It highlights the bass’s buzzy tone, unusual vocals, and clipped drums with a sarcastic flair. Despite some negative remarks, there's an underlying appreciation for the band's raw, chaotic punk style.Tracklist Videos
