Cholda (FDK) and Braun (PLOY) put their heads and surnames together to unleash a brand new ritual dance, mashing up everything (even the unmashable). Ladies and freaks, this is alternative grind as variable as a symbol. Await anything you have heard in this genre so far, but you are going to get much more. The debut album "Stínohrad" is instrumentally strong, fresh and steaming as a gang of post-coronavirus drinkers striving for a freshly jammed keg. The Czech lyrics (borrowed from two Czech prominent poets) reach beyond typical genre limits: they are as crazy as youth at times, springing with life experience elsewhere, infringed with a deep poetic insight – always rebellious and crushing conventions – aimed at artistic freedom. The twelve-song album release includes a digital version (which can be traced in the darkest corners of the Internet). Primarily though, it comes out as a black vinyl (100 pieces numbered in hand). And as a cassette (in red and green) for the first time in the labels Magick Disk Musick history. Are you a true grind core freak unrestrained by self-deceit?! Aren't you scared of brass? Let's see! User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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