Inkwell / The Hal Al Shedad split 7"Inkwell The Hal Al Shedad split 7" "I wasnt too impressed with the Hal Al Shedads track on the Tree 7 with Rainer Maria, but that was a long time ago when I last listened to that, so I decided my tastes might have changed a bit since then and decided to pick this up. Each band has two songs. First up, the Shedad. They do the quirky, off kilter emo post hardcore thing, at times jittery and rhythmical, with flustered vocals and aggressive, pulsing

Featuring two drummers

frantic and paranoid

The same songs then travelled around infinity of recording studios

Hearing how each artist took the idea and built upon it is certainly the key to the albumâ TMs inspiration

It’s kinda hard to describe the defining sound of FAULT LINES

Xiu Xiu ‎– Chapel Of The Chimes 12"

while slowly emerging from it

treated with effects

and eventually give way to angry outbursts in the finest Drive Like Jehu tradition

As Joe Tangari of Pitchfork media states: “the band’s compositions range from tightly coiled agit-punk to stretched

raw black metal

it uncomfortably resides in a space where the likes of Ranaldo & the Loaf