
I think this might be the first power violence review ever on Decapolis so this a pretty big step forward. Alone Records adds its third full band discography to their list of releases. This time it falls to a relatively obscure power violence band from South Carolina called Index For Potential Suicide. They were only around for less than two years but released a number of seven inches and then after they disbanded, the members went on to form other bands like The Disease and The Avenging Disco Godfathers Of Soul. Alone Records decided to pull together their releases and put them all together on one album even though they didn't release one of their seven inches on Alone Records. That's kind of an odd occurrence but it's all good because this album is great. I wish I had known about this band when they were still together. Power violence is a very selective style and isn't for everyone but I am a power violence lover and this is a great power violence album...it's more artsy. It's great. The production isn't very good but what can you expect...it just adds to the experience.
3.5/4
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