Dazzling Killmen - Face Of Collapse Format:Bone Fragment Swirl Vinyl LP It would be easy to

It would be easy to pigeonhole Footballhead's unapologetically butt-rock-inspired record Weight of The Truth as simple nostalgia bait

he stayed classy and tasteful

first into ethereal orchestration and then with a final burst of violence

highlights on ‘NATRUS’ include a superb version of Slim Smith’s The Time Has Come and the deep  roots entreaties of Freedom Inna Babylon

Dazzling Killmen - Face Of Collapse Format:Bone Fragment Swirl Vinyl LP It would be easy toWas Dazzling Killmen a hardcore band? A metal band? The world's gnarliest progressive rock quartet? "Yes" is the easy answer, but only because it's easy to rewind through two decades of genre fragmentation to hear Dazzling Killmen's influence on any number of "math metal," "prog core," and similarly classified bands. At the time, however, this St. Louis quartet occupied a genre of one. When SKiN GRAFT released the Killmen's 1994 sophomore album, Face