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The long-running New York City avant noise-metalists Unsane released its sixth album, VISQUEEN, in 2007 on Mike Patton's Ipecac label. Known for a violently confrontational aesthetic--musically, lyrically, and visually (the band's cover art is consistently shocking and disgusting)--Unsane doesn't give an inch here. The band continues to assault listeners with its harrowing metallic grind and deep, pummeling rhythmic assault. After two decades on the job, Unsane know exactly what they're doing, and if anything's changed, it's that the band is simply that much more exacting when delivering its aural curbstomp.
Photographers: Chris Spencer; James Rexroad.
Unknown Contributor Role: Janine Jastrzebski.
Unsane: Dave Curran (bass instrument); Chris Spencer, Vincent Signorelli.
Personnel: Chris Spencer (vocals, guitar); Dave Curran (vocals); Vincent Signorelli (drums).
Alternative Press (p.155) - 4.5 stars out of 5 -- "[They've] done nothing drastic to their gritty, bottom-heavy wall of sound. Instead, they've simply hankered down and spat out the best crop of songs they've ever written." Unsane Visqueen Songs | 1. | Against the Grain |
| 2. | Last Man Standing |
| 3. | This Stops at the River |
| 4. | Only Pain |
| 5. | No One |
| 6. | Windshield |
| 7. | Shooting Clay |
| 8. | Line on the Wall |
| 9. | Disdain |
| 10. | Eat Crow |
| 11. | East Broadway |
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