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  D.Y.E is a new hardcore punk band hailing from Kansas City,
      Missouri, featuring members of
      Tremenda Venganza,
      Trauma Plate,
      Big Cola,
      Kolumbine Kids
      and other KC punk acts.
  These guys released a demo and full length in a few months earlier this
      year and guess what? they both totally rip.
   Released on
      Dirt Bag
      in May this 4-track demo is pure aggression from start to finish, the
      intro is a sample sounding like
      someone opening the door to a bar, smashing a bottle, and immediately
      starting a fight (another Saturday night in KC?), so consider yourself
      warned: you're gonna get some!
  D.Y.E's tracks are short, fast and angry as fuck hardcore punk
      gems alternating between fast and heavy parts on which the vocalist never
      stops throwing out hate and disgust. It's a demo so it probably sounds
      heavier that it should (a lot of mosh parts reminiscent of the heavy side
      of the early NY hardcore scene), sounding a bit like a "tough guy"
      hardcore band at time.
   
  It's a cool demo but slightly too "heavy" for me, thankfully the real
      deal is coming next with... RULES!
   Once again released on
      Dirtbag Distro, Rules is the embodiment of everything that every hardcore punk
      fan expects. It's short, fast and bloody aggressive! In a nutshell it
      totally rips from start to finish!
   
  Featuring a classic but cool and restrained artwork by
      Swiasty, this record is not in bad taste overkill at all, just twelve pure
      hardcore punk ripper tracks that's all! With nine of them clocking in
      before the 1:30 mark this is done in total no-bullshit mode, no time's
      wasted here ma'am, oh no! Recalling early 80s USHC or some bands from the
      No Way Records
      catalogue, D.Y.E perfectly masters the recipe of a
      great hardcore punk song, not forgetting to plant a few seeds of heaviness here and there but
      in a much more subtle way than on the demo this time (and that's a lot better).
  I can think of bands like
      Glib
      or
      Discovery
      but above all if you liked
      Loss Prevention
      (from KC as well), you'll love D.Y.E. The new hardcore sound of the Midwest?
  Definitely one of my favourite record of the year. 
N,J'Oi!
  
You can listen to D.Y.E on Rien à Faire #28.
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