Self Loathing Self Help

Ronker
Self Loathing Self Help

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Release date: 08/Dec/2023
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Sales Rank: #63 in Grunge
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Style: Grunge
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Goliath
1.2 Shame
1.3 Shame
1.4 Old Reliable
Number of discs: 1
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Extra-Infos: .. Self Help
Description:On April 7, RONKER will release its first EP upon the world. The speed noise-band hailing from Belgium comes screaming bloody murder and reflects on past trauma's. RONKERâ??s music can be described as a mix between Danzig-era Misfits meets Helmet, equally influenced by the earliest of hardcore-punk as 90â??s guitar music or thrash metal. Their debut EP 'Self Loathing Self Help' was born imperfect, loud and ugly, kicking wildly and gasping for breath. For this release the band took residence in Hightime Studio, where Thomas Valkiers (CRACKUPS) rules as the Flemish equivalent of Steve Albini. The EP was pieced together sonically by Tim De Gieter (Amenra, Doodseskader). As a result, the songs have acquired both the no-fucks-given attitude of garage-punk and the concrete character of 90's alt-metal. The EP will be released on 10' on LABELMAN. With shows with bands like: Melvins, Brutus, Show Me The Body, RONKER is now eager to write a new chapter. 'Self Loathing Self Help' tells a story about depression, suicide and the ones left behind. It was therefore deliberately chosen to bundle these four numbers. The songs clearly written as a process of coming to terms with losing loved ones, while struggling mentally yourself. The artwork by American artist Grant Fuhst shows both the flattened feeling of survivors guilt and the hopelessness that is so prominently felt in contemporary society. Throughout the four-part EP, singer Jasper De Petter rattles death wishes together, urgency is the central mood during the 17-minute playing time. Singles 'Shame' and 'Goliath' are musical proof of this urgent nature, whereas the B-side with songs 'Solid' and 'Old Reliable' harbors a more complex and progressive characteristic. The universal truth that every human being is destined to die, is wrapped in a dissonant flurry of tearing violence. - .. SELF HELP
edition of only 80 copies!
Vinyl: Black Vinyl
Playtime: 16
No. of tracks: 4
Manufacturer No.: LM122EP
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