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Ford’s Fuzz Inferno – War, Peace & Fuzz 7″ (Subunderground Combat Activities)

Ford’s Fuzz Inferno have done it once again with their latest EP, War, Peace & Fuzz. This EP is a genuine anti-war 7″ release that packs a punch with its five completely shredding tracks that combine the duo’s trademark fuzzy guitar attacks and high-energy drumming with three and four-chord progressions, harmonies, and a crushing production. The musicianship of Hans and Patrick is unmistakable. Their experience and skills are evident on each track as they seamlessly blend melody and harmony with fuzzy aggression and power. These combinations showcase where Ford’s Fuzz Inferno shine the brightest, and their ability to balance different elements borrowed from several punk rock subgenres within their songs is nearly mindblowing.

Happy Memories set the tone for the entire EP with its noisy guitar riffs and compelling lyrics. The song embodies the EP’s theme, an anti-war message in its essence, urging listeners to protest against war and embrace peace. Notably, the harmonies in this song are noteworthy, and the drumming is fantastic, adding to the overall strength of the track. The second track, City Under Attack, is equally compelling, and the song’s message comes through the speakers loud and clear. With grungy guitar riffs, catchy melodies, vocal harmonies, and thundering drums blending with the despairing lyrics, the band tries to create a feeling of tension and uncertainty. On Our Side, Captain Sam, and Enemy’s Gone keep up with the same enthusiasm, energy, dynamics, aggression, and pace. The band keeps its anthemic sound from scratch to finish, but it also seems that these tracks are even more hymnic, harmonious, and melodic. Speaking of pace, Enemy’s Gone makes the exception compared with the remainder of the material with its fast hardcore punk beats that resemble something the eighties Dutch hardcore bands would eventually record. It’s a perfect closure of an exceptional extended play, which carries an important message about the realities of war.

War, Peace & Fuzz is a stunning release from Ford’s Fuzz Inferno, which is a testament to the band’s musicianship and experience, with the EP being lyrically meaningful and sonically powerful. Their sound blends all the vital elements of hardcore punk and melodic punk rock with a clear anti-war message. It’s where Ford’s Fuzz Inferno shines brightest, combining different elements to create a compelling and memorable sound. Therefore, head to their Bandcamp page for more information about ordering this gem.

Djordje Miladinović

Hi, my name is Djordje and music is my passion. You'll probably find me at the gigs, in a local record store, distro or in front of my PC searching for some quality music to listen to. Do not hesitate to contact me. By becoming a Patron, you're keeping Thoughts Words Action alive. https://www.patreon.com/thoughtswordsaction

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