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Split with First Time Riot (UK)

by Nomatrix

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    Two news songs from Nomatrix and First Time Riot. 7" Black Vinyl with Insert/ Lyrics

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What are you for 01:49
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The Scene 02:15
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Nomatrix first and a real raw and gutsy effort that swirls around the pit of noise with the usual bands wavering rough-house edge. ‘What Are You For' crashes straight in and throws itself about with controlled abandon (just). The first verse rattles along with all scuzzed sound backing those emerald utterances, and into the chorus we go - a sub-chaotic repeat of the title with all splashing and smashing in pure punky joy and enhancing the clatter ten fold. We go through the routine again, we get a terse soiled break and buffet around to the end - a short, sharp shake-up - ooomph. 'This Scene' follows in equal bustling style with a more deeper weight hitting the attentive midriff. Drums hammer away, guitars skid and scuff, the gob seems in control and does what it does regardless of the mania in the rear. This combo works and it is so good to see Nomatrix holding on to their style, keeping it grimed and with a nice new hunger. The end production may smack of DIY but it is a good quality DIY at that - take note. Plenty of wallop in both songs - keep at it boys and let's see some more pretty soon.

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released February 24, 2013

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Nomatrix Athlone, Ireland

Began in 1997 John - Guitar, Hugh-bob - Bass, Drums - Tig.
1999 - Reality Sucks the Fun out of Playtime
2001 - I'm Loser!
2004 - Induce Vomiting
2006 - Ugly
2008 - EP
2013 - Split 7" with First Time Riot (UK)
2019 -Throughput EP
2021 - Split 7" with Future Hate (USA)
2022 - Assemblage ... more

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