Ed Gein - It's a Shame a Family Can Be Torn Apart by Something as Simple as a Pack of Wild Dogs

Anyone remember when the whole Spazcore (Mashing Mathcore, and Grindcore together) thing seemed to really take off? Some time in the early 2000's people thought it was cool to just play their instruments like they were having a epileptic fit. Very few of the bands went far, or had any impact on anyone. Probably due to the fact not many of them were actually hitting cords, and the quality of the recordings, and the volume of the drums being recorded could cover that up very well. The few that survived (Early The End material/The Locust/Daughters/Carbomb/Ion Dissonance), did so for a reason, and some are still around to talk about it. But for me personally there was one band that stood above them all, and that band is Ed Gein. The music matches the name of the Psychotic they are named after. I recently found out that they have decided to come back out of hiatus, and release a new record, which of course got me listening to their old stuff again. So I have decided to post their first EP. Great piece of work, and they end it all with a sick cover of a Nirvana song.


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