Noize Suppressor - Shit Down

Review by James Duffy

Noize Suppressor's latest release, Shit Down, is a relentless assault on the senses. The album features a barrage of hard-hitting beats and aggressive vocals that are sure to get any fan of hardcore and industrial music jumping. From the opening track "The Project" to the closing "Pain Killer," Noize Suppressor doesn't let up for a single moment.

The album is a showcase of Noize Suppressor's signature sound, combining elements of hardcore, industrial, and even some dubstep influences. The tracks are heavy and intense, with pounding bass lines and distorted synths that create a dark and ominous atmosphere. The vocals are just as aggressive, with distorted screams and growls that add to the overall intensity of the album.

Despite its unrelenting energy, Shit Down also has some moments of respite. Tracks like "The Return of Bike's Drum" and "The Return of Bike's Drum" offer some more melodic and atmospheric moments that allow the listener to catch their breath before diving back into the chaos.

Summary by James Duffy

Shit Down is a powerful and uncompromising album that showcases Noize Suppressor's talent for creating intense and immersive music. Fans of hardcore and industrial music will find plenty to love here, and those looking for an adrenaline-fueled listening experience won't be disappointed.