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Honky Reduction

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Download links and information about Honky Reduction by Agoraphobic Nosebleed. This album was released in 1998 and it belongs to Rock genres. It contains 26 tracks with total duration of 17:56 minutes.

Artist: Agoraphobic Nosebleed
Release date: 1998
Genre: Rock
Tracks: 26
Duration: 17:56
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Black Ink On Black Paper 0:29
2. Polished Turd 0:20
3. Filthy Murder Shack 0:20
4. The Withering of Skin 0:31
5. Empowerment 0:34
6. The House of Feasting 1:00
7. Die and Get the F**k Out of the Way 0:41
8. Insipid Conversations 0:28
9. Vexed 0:41
10. Circus Mutt (Three Ring Inferno) 1:17
11. Lives Ruined Through Sex (For Anita) 1:06
12. Clawhammer and an Ether Bag (For Bill) 0:35
13. NYC Always Reminds Me 0:30
14. Her Despair Reeks of Alcohol 0:56
15. Chump Slap 0:21
16. Burned Away In Sleep 0:24
17. Grief Is Not Qualifiable 0:27
18. Cloved In Twain 1:16
19. Torn Apart By Dingos 0:31
20. Pagan Territories 0:53
21. Hat Full of S**t (For Cletus) 0:23
22. McWorld 0:18
23. How Sean Threw His Back Out Sneezing 0:27
24. Bones In One Bag (Organs In Another) 0:16
25. Acute Awareness (For Wood) 3:04
26. Two S***s to the Moon 0:08

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Honky Reduction is Agoraphobic Nosebleed's first full-length album, although at less than 20 minutes, the "full-length" designation might seem misleading. Actually, considering the detail involved in the drum programming, the lack of repetition in the guitar parts, and the overall level of violent aggression in the band's music, 20 minutes is about the right length. The group's sound ties together guitar parts reminiscent of early Earache label fare such as Carcass and Napalm Death, as well as a little bit of Reign in Blood-era Slayer, with humanly unplayable, squared-off-sounding drum machine beats and hoarse-throated yelling and shouting in the vocal department. The idea behind Agoraphobic Nosebleed's music is to hit listeners with a repeated series of short, seemingly chaotic (but actually carefully organized) blasts of sound, never allowing them to get comfortable or get a real grip of what's going on. As a result, it takes many listens to get to the bottom of this album, since very little of it could be considered "catchy." Not everyone is going to want to put in that effort — not even grindcore fans — but it's generally worth it even if the primitive drum machine sound is an acquired taste.