Crossover… back and forth… and again…
Posted August 2, 2008 at 00:25 | Category: News

Deity Down Records sent me a CD that I first had a hard time wrapping my head around, but after a couple of listens it's easier to get an idea.
To get attached to a certain genre or style is probably Disturbing Foresights' worst nightmare as their CD "De-grunged" very much is all over the place musically. What starts off with a beat box vs. drums thing and later passed through grunge vs. hip-hop territory finally ends up in hardcore and metal crossover land. You should however probably expect some of the 80's crossover bands' later material and not their early influential stuff if you're looking for comparisons. If that even as they suddenly throw you off course with street punk influences in another track.

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