Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- Version: Random color vinyl
- SKU: MVD13031LP
- Format: LP
- UPC: 191924053842
- Street Date: 10/13/17
- PreBook Date: 09/08/17
- Label: Nadine Records »
- Genre: Alternative/Punk
- Run Time: 34 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 2017
- Region Code: 0
- Box Lot: 23
- Territory: WORLD
Product Assets
Nasalrod - Building Machines
A fun and furious blast of genre-busting, compositionally complex, feral punk derangement.
- List Price: $15.99
- Your Price: $9.91
- In Stock: 42
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Featuring FEAR drummer Spit Stix, Building Machines is full of on-a-dime rhythm changes, angular riffs, unhinged yet soulful vocals, and shape shifting melodies that capture the frenetic intensity the Portland band is known for.
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Sales Points
- Pressed on random color vinyl so each copy is unique
- For fans of Fear, Nomeansno, Victims Family, Dead Kennedys, Frank Zappa, Jesus Lizard, Minutemen, The Blood Brothers, Living Colour, Mr. Bungle
- Featuring drummer Spit Stix, founding member of the seminal punk band Fear
Press Quotes
Surprising, experimental, and fun like rock 'n' roll should be.
—Tracy Mamoun, The Deli Magazine
Nasalrod is a frenetic, genre-bending, manic art-punk band that looks beyond the stylistic roots of punk rock while still managing to provide the sense of adventure and essential spirit that the genre originated from.
—Vortex Magazine
Building Machines will force you to reconsider the capabilities of guitar, bass, and drums. If you like your musicianship uncanny and adventurous, Building Machines will have you perplexed and loving it.
—Aris Hunter Wales, The Portland Mercury
Nasalrod play a spastic take on prog metal that would appeal to fans of Mr. Bungle, Brainiac, Jesus Lizard, Primus, or Minutemen.
—New Noise Magazine
Nasalrod's new album is a fun, furious blast of Zappa-esque punk derangement-- Building Machines offers a glimpse at what might happen if the Blood Brothers kidnapped Mike Patton and joined the circus.
—Peter Cottell, The Willamette Week
Music that will scramble your skeleton and evaporate your face.
—Carlee Wright, Statesman Journal
Easily one of the most formidable aural attacks in the city.
—Ryan J Prado, The Portland Mercury
Get in there just far enough to feel it, but stand back a hair if you want to keep your teeth intact!
—Andy Rose, There's Something Hard In There
