Trap Them Discography of CDs

Trap Them music CDs Though they eventually relocated cross-country to Seattle, Washington, Trap Them are surely the state of New Hampshire's loudest contribution to mankind, and the group's third studio album (and first for Prosthetic Records), Darker Handcraft, may well be their loudest contribution yet to the burgeoning crustcore movement (a mixture of hardcore and the death`n'roll of Sweden's Entombed), which is saying something. Mucho credit for this must go to the catalyzing presence of producer Kurt Ballou, but the biggest reason behind Darker Handcraft`s superior focus may well lie with new drummer Chris Maggio (ex-Coliseum), who gave the remaining members of Trap Them their first chance to write, rehearse, and record an album with the same percussionist. In any case, pulverizing numbers like "Damage Prose," "Every Walk a Quarantine," "The Facts," and "Sovereign Through the Pines" make one hell of a statement, taking no prisoners whatsoever. And even though the Entombed comparisons become all the more inescapable when Trap Them finally eases off the throttle for the likes of "Evictionaries," "Drag the Wounds Eternal," and "Scars Align" (most) everything is forgiven because the songs are just so good, maybe better and more distinctive than the surrounding juggernauts, actually. Alas, not so the plodding instrumental fragment "Sordid Earnings," which comes out of nowhere ...

Trap Them discography The second full-length (if a 25-minute CD counts) by arty Seattle-based punk-grindcore quartet Trap Them is noisier, heavier, and more dissonant than their debut. Producer Kurt Ballou (better known as the guitarist for Converge) continues to shape their sound into a bass-heavy, live-in-your-face assault. There's less of a D-beat punk element to their sound now, and a fuller, even more distorted edge of Swedish death ...

Trap Them songs The ferocious debut by a Seattle-based punk and grindcore band, Sleepwell Deconstructor adds a gleaming edge of arty dissonance to a blisteringly assaultive set of 12 songs. This isn't total noise, though; the occasional AC/DC-ish guitar melody ("Garlic Breakfast" seems to consciously echo "Thunderstruck") keeps the rock rolling, as do the hammering drums. The production, by Converge guitarist Kurt Ballou, gives the music a thick, ...

Trap Them CD discography Recording information: Godcity, Salem MA (05/16/2007-06/10/2007); SD Studio (05/16/2007-06/10/2007). Arranger: Brian Vincent Izzi. Personnel: Brian Vincent Izzi (guitar); Scott DeFusco (drums). Audio Mixer: Kurt Ballou.

Trap Them albums Track Listing of songs: Carnage Incarnate; Degenerate Binds; Dead Fathers Wading in the Bodygrounds; Digital Dogs With Analog Collars;

Trap Them music CDs For what it's worth staking such claims when underground sounds are concerned, it's fair to say that New Hampshire by way of Seattle crusties Trap Them were on the verge of a breakthrough in 2009, following strong showings by their initial brace of LP and EP releases, and with a new label deal in sight. And, to that end, 2010's Filth Rations EP was very ...