Guts Out caught my attention with the self titled ep they dropped in January - with pretty much every track on it being incredibly dope it rapidly became one of my favourites. The band doesn't break any new ground, but it works classic NYHC hardcore style with considerable skill and aggression. Take my word for it, without mentioning any names, it can give a lot of more hyped bands a run for their money. Anyway, as I want to have more bands from Europe featured on this blog this year, Guts Out were an obvious choice.
New Blood: Guts Out - Moscow Hardcore
Guts Out caught my attention with the self titled ep they dropped in January - with pretty much every track on it being incredibly dope it rapidly became one of my favourites. The band doesn't break any new ground, but it works classic NYHC hardcore style with considerable skill and aggression. Take my word for it, without mentioning any names, it can give a lot of more hyped bands a run for their money. Anyway, as I want to have more bands from Europe featured on this blog this year, Guts Out were an obvious choice.Guts Out - Moscow Hardcore
Moscow straight edge hardcore with kids who seem to have their hearts in the right spot. This self titled ep is the band’s most recent release since their 2012 demo. That demo was banging already, but on these new tracks Guts Out is sounding tighter than ever. Musically, it feels to me like Russia's answer to Backtrack, but there's much more to it than just being a copy cat. Guitar work is sharp and on point all the time, while the section only adds to overall awesomeness laying down strong and steady groove. Interview coming soon, in the meantime follow their facebook page for more info.
