Abandon All Life
Nails cram their brief but constantly shifting tracks with a chaotic, complex blend of hardcore punk, D-Beat, grindcore, powerviolence, and death metal. It's music that plows ahead while moving in dozens of different directions.
Nails cram their brief but constantly shifting tracks with a chaotic, complex blend of hardcore punk, D-Beat, grindcore, powerviolence, and death metal. It's music that plows ahead while moving in dozens of different directions.
When I saw Nails at New England Metal and Hardcore Fest in 2011, I was instantly won over. They had such a raw, no nonsense sound and were able to replicate that spirit so perfectly live that I couldn't help but rush upstairs to buy one of their T-shirts and get hold of all of their music. And while
When I saw Nails at New England Metal and Hardcore Fest in 2011, I was instantly won over. They had such a raw, no nonsense sound and were able to replicate that spirit so perfectly live that I couldn't help but rush upstairs to buy one of their T-shirts and get hold of all of their music. And while
A review of Abandon All Life by Nails, available March 16th in North America and April 1st in Europe via Southern Lord records.
A review of Abandon All Life by Nails, available March 16th in North America and April 1st in Europe via Southern Lord records.
Nails - Abandon All Life review: Don your Entombed patch laden denim jacket and get pissed.
Nails - Abandon All Life review: Don your Entombed patch laden denim jacket and get pissed.