(Noise Rock, Post Hardcore, Grunge) [WEB] Wrong - Дискография, 3xCD [2014-2018] FLAC (tracks), lossless

#777Label: Robotic Empire
Catalog#: ROBO 114
Источник: Bandcamp
Продолжительность: 00:11:52
Трэклист:
1. Stop Giving 02:56
2. Call It 03:28
3. Tenure 02:35
4. Downgrade 02:53
WRONG :
Eric Hernandez - Guitars/ Vocals
Brian Hernandez - Drums
Andres Ascanio - Bass
Ryan Haft - Guitars
All music by WRONG

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#777Label: Relapse Records
Catalog#: RR7329
Источник: Bandcamp
Продолжительность: 00:29:57
Трэклист:
1. More Like 01:15
2. Turn In 02:54 video
3. Read...Erase 01:29
4. Entourage 02:42
5. Humdrum 02:29
6. Stasis 03:28
7. Mucilage 01:58
8. Fake Brain 03:27
9. Boil 02:56
10. Wrong 03:01
11. High Chair 04:11

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#777Label: Relapse Records
Catalog#: RR7397
Источник: Bandcamp
Продолжительность: 00:29:57
Трэклист:
01. Errordome
02. Culminate
03. Pustule
04. Nice Job
05. Feel Great
06. Upgrade
07. Crawl Instead
08. Come Apart Mend
09. Zero Cool
10. Gape
11. Anaerobic

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If you're a Helmet fan or a Prong fan, then this is tailor made for you. Wrong boasts ex-members from Torche and Kylesa and came about after the demise of Capsule. Stop Giving is a good tease of what's to come from Wrong and it definitely registers on my radar. But I'll admit, it does leave you feeling a bit short-sold. There's a little extra I felt could have been given.
"Call It" is a great start-stop track. It encompasses a lot of what this four-tracker's about. That's mostly hardcore jaunts mixed in with alternative-metal noise to give subtle strokes of melody that keep stabbing at you. It's very promising indeed. But a major gripe is that this track in particular feels too much like Helmet's "Tic" or "In The Meantime". I'm not sure if it's homage but a lot does seem carbon-copied. It feels a little unoriginal.
Wheel it back to the '90s nu-metal feel of "Stop Giving," a shimmery, distorted track but with very heavy textures, and you feel that this is where they should've parked their sound. Well, here or maybe along the lines of Capsule a bit more. I guess I expected the dynamism of the latter which is why I probably come off a little underwhelmed. There's a lot of potential, but Stop Giving does undersell at times. However, it doesn't drift off too much to leave you disinterested. I'm eager to hear them flesh out their full-length (which they said should be later this year) because you sense there's a lot of musical goodness here that remains untapped, as a collective.
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