Bad Intentions - Untitled
Review by Joseph Vannucci
Bad Intentions' latest album, Untitled, is a powerful and intense collection of tracks that showcases the band's raw talent and unbridled creativity. From the opening notes of the first track, it's clear that this is a band that's not afraid to push boundaries and take risks.
The album is a mix of heavy, guitar-driven rock anthems and more introspective, moody tracks that showcase the band's versatility and range. The lyrics are often dark and brooding, exploring themes of loss, regret, and the darker side of human nature.
Musically, the band is tight and cohesive, with each member contributing their own unique sound and style. The guitar work is especially impressive, with intricate riffs and solos that add depth and complexity to the songs.
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Filename: bad-intentions-untitled.rar- MP3 size: 16.8 mb
- FLAC size: 170.1 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Untitled | ||
| Side A | ||
| Side B |
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Catalog Numbers
- b.d.t.d 187
- b.d.t.d. 196
- B.D.T.D 231
Labels
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Formats
- Cassette
- Single Sided
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Notes
Massively broke down guitar/drums/vocal refusals from this all-girl group from the Australian underground: abstract orbits of the whole Beefheart/Royal Trux axis give way to moments of vocal exclamation and weird semi-improvised guitar sketches that teeter on the edge of falling apart. Think a guerrilla recording of a Raincoats rehearsal under the spell of Tori Kudo and Jutok Kaneko or the fucked up Jennifer Herema album you always wished she woulda cut right before that first Royal Trux LP. Killer.
