Nux Vomica/Kakistocracy 7" Split
by Nux Vomica
john billings
john billings
I've been a fan since their early "Wake Up On Fire" days...They simply crush crumple, and desssstroyyy on this 7"... The song "Empty Out The Parking Meters" is SUCH a rager, man, it builds up slow then gains speed and lurche's into a crunching anthem; I can't sit still and tap my foot; I jump off furniture and stomp around my home like a man possessed!! EVERYTHING they've done is golden, but this is a phenomenal split, because Kakistocracy are no slouches themselves
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Nux Vomica/Kakistocracy 7" Split
Record/VinylTrack List:
Side A Nux Vomica
Empty Out The Parking Meters
Abandoned
Side B Kakistocracy
Counting The Rings On A Tree Recently Felled
D.J.S.
Sold Out
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released January 1, 2008
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Nux Vomica Portland, Oregon
Formed in 2003, Nux Vomica was spawned in Baltimore as a side project of Wake Up On Fire. The original idea was to have a more stripped-down crust/metal sound, getting away from the lengthy epic doom-heavy sound of WUOF. Chris Control, Tim Messing, and Just Dave shared both bands until WUOF’s demise at the end of 2004. ... more
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