Album Name: Spawn of Dysfunction
Artist: Die So Fluid
Year/Label: 2005 / Cartesian Records
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Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell
Die so Fluid is a tough band. Yet singer Grog admits to having played guitar for Mel C and bass for Kelly Osbourne. That’s pretty brave. Her past also included stints fronting indie bands Flinch and Feline. Her and colleagues Drew Richards and Al Fletcher form a tight, hard rockin’ unit.
The title track features a neat guitar line and a haughty vocal. Grog recalls Siouxsie and that’s good. The track is aggressive but also hummable.
“Circus of Sin” is a marvelous, metallic grind. It makes most bands in the genre seem tame.
“Kiss the Floor” is fierce and relentless in its tempo, Richards guitar makes a strong impression here.
“Suck me Dry” is a gothic drama that just keeps growing. Grog’s singing is great here.
This debut was a long time coming, and it seems to have been worth the wait.
Posted on December 16, 2005
Track Listing
1. Bitterness By Discipline
2. Spawn Of Dysfunction
3. Circus Of Sin
4. Tripitaka
5. Kiss The Floor
6. Disconnected* New version
7. Brainwash
8. Draw A Line And Cross It
9. Suck Me Dry* New Version
10. Chasing Dawn
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