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Monsterface East Sussex, UK
If you’re into face shattering grunge punk then Monsterface is your new band. With song structures similar to The Sounds of Animals Fighting or Fall of Troy, this short, 2-track EP delivers on dynamics and leaves you nearly winded, slightly burnt-out and sonically overwhelmed. (dingusonmusic.com - 11th July 2011) ... more
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