Title: Only one Portuguese accent away from being Chaos A.D.
Product review: The Devil's main man in his marching band Dave Lombardo once again provides his supersonic death chops to another project. This time it's his long time band Grip Inc. Tracks like "Curse of the Cloth", "Endowment of Apathy" and "Skin Trade" are total double bass fury mixed with powerful, clean and thick guitars and vocalist Gus Chambers who enunciates like a private school Lit professor. The truth of the matter that this thing is only one Portuguese accent away from being Chaos A.D., that's how good Incorporated, is. It dive bombs, kills all the kids in the village and leaves no trace of regret: hard, heavy and no frills. The standout track though is "Enemy Mind" with its tribal percussion, acoustic guitars and all out goodtime death feel. Think Jack Johnson if his day job was driving a Sherman tank into schoolyards. Beach music for the napalm border that Robert Duvall was gonna surf in Apocalypse Now. Charlie doesn't surf but he sure can rock!
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