Head Wound City "A New Wave Of Violence" Format:LP - Black What happens when two of

What happens when two of underground music’s most undeniable and unpredictable forces of nature collide

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Head Wound City "A New Wave Of Violence" Format:LP - Black What happens when two ofHead Wound City is made up of members of Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Blood Brothers, and The Locust. All come from diverse backgrounds, steeped in metal (thrash and grind in particular), goth, and every permutation of hardcore and punk imaginable. Their entirely aptly titled debut album, A New Wave of Violence (taken from the Raymond Pettibon zine), sounds like what one might imagine the sum total of five people known for innovation in discordant audio