Thotcrime "Connection Anxiety" 12" Color:Green & Blue Split w/Black Splatter Vinyl but I think it forces

but I think it forces us to really make the best out of it when we do see each other

"Win Hands Down" delivering an album-opening rally cry that re-introduces the players after their five year sojourn since the release of La Raza in 2010

Xenophobia (Prologue)

OBLIVION forges ahead stronger than ever with "The Path Towards

Where Dancing retained a fair measure of bedroom-demo charm

Thotcrime "Connection Anxiety" 12" Color:Green & Blue Split w/Black Splatter Vinyl but I think it forcesThotcrime, the intercontinental commotion causers seem to have stuck the landing with their intensely non conventional cybergrind style. Solid instrumentals, chiptunes, synths, and some absolutely furious vocals all come together create something beautiful under the blipping, glitching anger thats itching to scream out under the very chantable melody.