Strange Peace is a Alt/Indie album by Metz, originally released in 2017. On Gatefold: 12 pressings tracked, owned by 8 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Noise Rock
- abrasive
- aggressive
- punky
About
The first thing one hears on METZ’s <i>Strange Peace</i> is an engineer’s announcement that tape is rolling. The second is what sounds like a construction site settling into a pretty good groove. The band rarely lets up from there, grinding out post-punk so noxious and ugly it ends up feeling strangely cleansing—like a bath, but with bleach. There are plenty of hooks buried in the noise, but the band’s bedrock remains rhythm, from the propulsive “Mr. Plague” (which sounds like Nirvana at their meanest) to the asymmetrical assaults of tracks like “Mess of Wires” and “Lost in the Blank City,” which jerk like trucks stalling hypnotically on repeat.
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Tracklist
- 1Mess of Wires3:29
- 2Drained Lake3:04
- 3Cellophane4:12
- 4Caterpillar3:14
- 5Lost in the Blank City4:27
- 6Mr. Plague2:39
- 7Sink3:50
- 8Common Trash3:14
- 9Escalator Teeth0:47
- 10Dig a Hole1:15
- 11Raw Materials5:56
Credits
Performers
- Chris SlorachBASS
- Hayden MenziesDRUMS
- Alex EdkinsGUITAR VOCALS
8 collectors on Gatefold own this · 12 pressings tracked on Gatefold