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In
my hands I'm holding booklet of this great band called Lariat. I
was totally astonished when I read it. This is so real!! In their
lyrics they cover mainly political topics and each song has also
an explanation. But let's go from the start. Lariat are from America
and I think this is their first full length. Their music is pretty
cool but it gets bored with time. They play some kind of mixture
between Trial, His hero is gone and Catharsis. The sound has a very
full sound and the music is moving from mid tempo to fast parts.
There is also lot's of double bass and a little metal influences.
Their vocal is pretty rough and I don't like it that much. But let's
talk about the lyrics now, because they are fuckin amazing. They
start with introduction where they told us that we have to live
our lives like there is no tomorrow and that we must start living
like we always wanted to. Their first song is called ''Monsanto''.
This song speaks about genetic experiments and that we will all
soon become victims of this corporations. The second song is ''Thick
as thieves''. When I read this song I was totally shocked. This
song talk about an immigrant who was brutally killed by the police
officers on his doorstep for nothing. Of course nobody of the cops
was guilty. The third song is about the votes. This song could be
the reason why I didn't go voting this year. Next song is for all
the revolutionary kids. The fifth song is talking about out capitalistic
bastards who just exploiting workers. In the sixth song they tell
us that we have to support companies that share our beliefs. The
seventh song speaks about the relation between America and the oil
countries. They say ''As long as our boys don't die. We trade blood
for oil''. And the last song is about the teenagers which are kind
of forced to go to the army by the government. I think Lariat really
did a great job here. This is a real hardcore!
LAST EFFORT RECORDINGS, DANKWART DREYERS VEJ 9, 5610 ASSENS, DENMARK
www.geocities.com/lerecordings
dkhczine@hotmail.com www.lariatheadquarters.cjb.net
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