TO (4) / Killing Spree, The ‎– To / The Killing Spree

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Guranje S Litice – GSL#14, Hyperion Records (2) – none
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A1 Killing Spree, The No Comply 3:13
A2 Killing Spree, The And Then... 4:00
A3 Killing Spree, The There Will Be No Traces 3:55
A4 Killing Spree, The Who The Fuck Is Bunsen Burner 3:56
B1 TO (4) Vii 2:42
B2 TO (4) Viii 2:45
B3 TO (4) Ix 2:32
B4 TO (4) X 3:08

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Limited to 50 copies. Packed inside photo-paper cases/covers and hand-woven bags.

The Killing Spree recorded Feb-Mar 2004. TO recorded in 2010, mastered in Aug 2010.

Dedicated to the memory of Petar Stipetić Peki (1980-2011).

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Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
To / The Killing Spree (9xFile, MP3, MiniAlbum, 320) Guranje S Litice, Hyperion Records (2) GSL#14, none Croatia 2011
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doomood Oct 28, 2011 (edited 6 months ago)
TO is what you'd call an "obscure" three-piece band from Split, Croatia. While their first release (split with Anita) saw a rather unexpected usage of clarinet and brought sounds and overall felling reminiscent of post-Pentastar Earth, their second release (3-way split with Ovo and Children Egoism) expanded further on those sounds by introducing a somewhat anxious atmosphere and indicated a firmer approach to playing techniques. Their newest material (split with The Killing Spree) transformed into a nervous, noisy post-hardcore with some serious Breach-alike math rock sentiments. Influenced by, and definitely recommended for the fans of: Breach, Lvmen, Neurosis, Earth, Anita, Nikad.

The little body of work by The Killing Spree from Belfast can still amaze the listener with its brisk, edgy post-hardcore that influenced a lot of latter local noise/math-rock bands. Continuing where The Jesus Lizard and Slint left off, in 2004 they released a three-song 7"/CD which, together with the four tracks from this split with TO, were supposed to be compiled as their first mini-album. Unfortunately, shortly thereafter they disbanded to pursue new musical ventures, and the songs remained unreleased but well-kept for some better times. The sounds that band offers here take us back to when post-punk-rock sounded way better than its recent mongrels. Highly recommended for the fans of Slint, The Jesus Lizard, Tar, Naked Raygun.

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