Here's a split CD from two of the finest unsigned hardcore bands I've heard. To be completely honest, these two bands would rival any of the signed hardcore bands out right now. Luti-Kriss delivers an intense display of passion that would be a definite hit with fans of Blindside and early Korn. Travail sticks to that classic hardcore style with those growly vocals that border on rap. This CD is a must have for any hardcore fan.
Other coverage for this album
HM Magazine #87Reviewed by Bryan RutherfordLuti-Kriss' 5ep on Pluto Records -- I know what you're saying, 'Why the heck is Luti-Kriss in the Pick of the Litter, and since when did they record a new album?' Well, honestly, neither of those things will stand after you're done reading this brief, re-issue announcement. Let's go all the way back to the summer of '99 -- Pluto Records, a Dallas/Fort Worth based record label, released a split EP…The Phantom Tollbooth 1999Reviewed by Joe RockstrohLuti-Kriss is what you get when you take a couple of talented guys who practice long, tour hard, and follow their dream. Best described as nearly-chaotic hardcore/metal full of furious riffs, thick bass, and solid beats, this band is tight. Add some obvious Deftones influences, and some emotional rapping/screaming/singing/spoken words by lead throat Josh, and you get some surprisingly good music.…Dead Zine 1999Reviewed by FletchIf you liked Travail's Anchor of My Soul cd, this is a must. Both bands pump out extreme "pimpcore." If you've been wondering where the Christian stuff is that sounds like Korn and Limp Bizkit, look no further. Luti-Kriss, although young, have a mature sound. Not only is their music good, but their message is solid as well. There's no mistaking where these guys are coming from. The lyrics are…Similar sounding releases
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