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Scarecrow: La morte vivante

01/05/05 || Lord K Philipson

Attention recordlabels! Take a look at www.globaldomination.se for a second, ok? What’s our main-focus here? Rock’n’roll? Nope. Gay-sex? No. (well, we have Farlus on staff so let’s strike that question). Sports? Nah. Metal, maybe? Yeah, that’s it. We dig metal. We cover metal. And we support metal. That’s what 99% of this site is about, got it? So, by sending me rock’nroll albums there’s a slight chance we’ll rip them a new asshole? Yes, there is. Oh yes, there is a slight chance of that happening…

Scarecrow manages to escape the full-on bashing though thanx to one reason and one reason only; They remind me of Genocide Superstars sometimes. That, and I’m severely tripping on acid right now. I’m definitely not the right guy to review this since I basically think this genre is as fun as trimming yer pubic hair with a lawnmover. I can’t even say if they do a good job within their range of muzak coz this kind of shit takes no-to-little talent to perform. It sounds decent, but it’s no Genocide Superstars to put it out nicely. Where Gencocide’s got catchy tunes, Scarecrow got, eh, tunes. Not more, not less. This band is another perfect example of a combo releasing an album without me understanding why.

Bottom-line is;

Who gives a fuck?

3 I-don’t-even-care-to-come-up-with-something-
witty’s out of 10

Information
Released: 2004
Label: Devil Shitburner Records
Website: www.scarecrow.rocks.it
Band
Jack: vocals
Samsam: drums
Juho: guitars
Petey: bass

Tracklist
01. Funeral Begin..
02. Mourning From the Grave
03. Wizard of Gore
04. Black Bullet
05. Hunters In the Night
06. Umbrella (Biohazard Fuckers)
07. Poison Gas
08. The End

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