Passiv Dödshjälp-Fasader (Power It Up)
By Nathan G. O'Brien on Scene Point Blank
 I’ll admit it; any band that requires key strokes to properly type  their name has a good chance of ending up in my review pile.  The reason  is two-fold:  It stems from my days as a Motley Crüe-worshiping  adolescent, and the simple fact that I am a sucker for Scandinavian  hardcore.  Thus we have here the latest vinyl by Stockholm, Sweden’s  double dose of umlaut, Passiv Dödshjälp.  Production-wise, Fasader has that familiar big-sound-crust-core feel to it—elements of D-beat,  thrash punk, and black metal. ...Read entire review after the jump.
I’ll admit it; any band that requires key strokes to properly type  their name has a good chance of ending up in my review pile.  The reason  is two-fold:  It stems from my days as a Motley Crüe-worshiping  adolescent, and the simple fact that I am a sucker for Scandinavian  hardcore.  Thus we have here the latest vinyl by Stockholm, Sweden’s  double dose of umlaut, Passiv Dödshjälp.  Production-wise, Fasader has that familiar big-sound-crust-core feel to it—elements of D-beat,  thrash punk, and black metal. ...Read entire review after the jump.  
Dude, stop directing traffic away from the site. Also, you missed an umlaut in Mötley.
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