Long Hair In Three Stages

A group presented in the review as operating in the post-hardcore/noise area; their third album (The Oak Within The Acorn) was recorded live, runs thirty-four minutes, and deals with themes of anger, chaos and dehumanization. The review ties them culturally to Uzeda and the Chicago/Steve Albini scene.

The available review (3/5) describes Long Hair In Three Stages' third album as a live-recorded, deliberately imperfect post-hardcore/noise work. It emphasizes immediacy and undercurrents of anger across thirty-four minutes, thematically addressing chaos, dehumanization and anxieties. The review links the band culturally to Uzeda and the Chicago/Steve Albini scene.

For:Fans of post-hardcore and noise-rock, listeners who prefer raw live-recorded aggression and thematically dark, urgent music.