Music Reviews

Where Fear and Weapons Meet

Unstoppable

Triple Crown

Where Fear and Weapons Meet• nowhere in particular, really, or at least anywhere compelling, given the band’s kinda-cool moniker. A seven-song/15-minute MCD, Unstoppable is pretty much a quick and forgettable blast of yer run-of-the-swill kinda-melodic/mostly-hoarse hardcore, the quintet not deciding whether to be a Lifetime tribute band, a grown-up youth crew, or a feeble stab at metalcore conventions. Some may call such incongruities “ingenuity” or even (cough) “ambition,” but I’d more accurately call it “lack of focus.” Unstoppable? Hardly. Go•away!

Triple Crown, 331 W. 57th St., PMB 472, New York, NY 10019; http://www.triplecrownrecords.com


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