featuring two originals and covers of The Shop Assistants' "Something to Do" and the classic "All I Really Wanna Do" (in the vein of Cher's version)
for the non-Cyrillicly inclined
they seem like the whistles of a gang of street boys pressed through the gap in their teeth
original artwork and photos
Vocal delivery really has a snotty-by-nature vibe akin to School Jerks or Night Birds and they aren't afraid of being vaguely melodic in all the right ways
GRAND SCHEME - S/T 11 PM Records featuring two originals and coversOnce, long ago, there was hardcore, and it was good. Since then, weve largely had to settle for pale imitation. But at occasional intervals, in different places around the world, small groups of attentive, motivated people have come together and made music that does justice to hardcore as it was when it mattered. Grand Scheme out of Washington, DC, is the real deal. You take the breakneck speed of The Abused and the general aural violence of Negative