Title: Did Slayer and Dillinger Esc Plan Have a Bastard Love Child?
Review: That's gotta be the case cause Jane Doe is brutally heavy and amellodically intense, making it easy to assume it's the mutant offspring of the above mentioned bands. If you're looking for the more whiny emo-hardcore stuff, you're gonna be sorely disappointed, this album's not for the timid, and is meant to be played as loud as possible without blowing out your speakers. A throaty scream in the midst of guitar riffs that sound like they're trying to tear down the studio brick by brick all backed by some of the tightest drumming on the hardcore scene. I find it imposible not to spaz out violently whenever "Homewrecker" comes on, probably my favorite track on Jane Doe. Fast. Brutal. And never compromising, Jane Doe will leave you feeling like you just survived a war and desperately wanting to go through it all over again.
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