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Review
- Beat Magazine
Blood Duster
Self-Titled
High Voltage/ Shock
As
the saying goes, you can have too little metal but you can never have
too much. Metallica thought that a black cover for their eponymous album
was enough, but Melbourne’s 100% grinding death rock tyrants Blood
Duster know better. There’s nothing more metal than a skull wearing
a WWI German army helmet. And if the spastic, guttural and groovy grindcore
on their previous, pithy recordings wasn’t enough, with their
self-titled record Blood Duster have amped up the riffage to titanic
levels, dare we say, Angus Young levels.
Sure, their patented laugh-a-minute splatter thrash will never leave
as long as Tony (Lee Roth on this effort) is nonchalantly retching out
the vocals but Blood Duster now have their fists firmly planted in the
air rather than some dead NuMetaller’s ass. Bassist Jason PC has
said, straight-faced mind you, that he thinks his incessantly controversial
grindcore outfit has single potential. Rock anthems like Six Six Sixteen
and, obviously, I Wanna Do It With A Donna, are definitely singles.
In fact Bad Habbits, Underground and Drug Fiend could be a single if
you put them together to run a grand total of three minutes and forty
seconds.
This could very well be the best thing about Blood Duster as a rock
and/or metal-up-your-ass band-- - their attention span is about
as short as their fan’s. From the rapid-fire riff-switching and
the hilarious samples of anti-metal Christian documentaries to the throwaway
lyricism (Tony growls “Shazbut, Nanu-nanu” at the end of
one track) and the ironic guest vocals from Jay 28 Days, The Spazzys
and original ACDC singer Dave Evans, every twist and turn is meant to
be disposable and fun. And rare is the metal record that could be stomached
again straight after it ends.
Andrew Tijs / Beat Magazine.Nov 03
