Metz - II LPMetz II LP " Metz have all the telltale signs of an early 90s nostalgia band. They play blistering Touch And Go indebted punk rock; theyve got a frontman who wears glasses and ripped jeans and screams his head off like a young Steve Albini and a drummer who pounds the kit and flails his hair like a young Dave Grohl; they write misanthropic songs about "rats" and "landfills" and "nausea". And yet to their massive credit, the Toronto three piece has

you can hear me

complex tempos

swing (Move it)

Emil Amos has been recording and performing as Holy Sons for over twenty years now

resonances of weird strings and sun lit bazaar

so they are accompanied by various instruments

So naturally

postcards and stickers and is encased in a custom designed box with metal name plate

heavier moments that pummeled your ears

It’s Not Not believe it’s a compromise with the politically incorrect

There’s no doubting the fury of the band

Individual Industry) and Maurizio Bonito