SnapcaseDesigns for Automotion (2000)Victory Records Reviewer Rating: User Rating:
Published on February 28th 2001
Snapcase is a band with a message: be yourself. Eleven great hardcore songs drive this into your head as it thrashes with the music. For these five guys from Buffalo, the themes of individuality and self actualization are woven into the fabric of their music...and rest is immaterial. Designs for Automotion is Snapcase’s third release, coming three years after Progression Through Unlearning , which put them at the forefront of the hardcore punk scene. While they and their critics acknowledge that their music is not the most impressive part of their act, it more than does the job. More than anything else, Snapcase has gained respect for their “practice what you preach” attitude. On Designs for Automotion , Snapcase experiments with different rhythms and dynamics to produce an album with good variety, while still maintaining a very hardcore feel. Songs like “Bleeding Orange,” and “Break the Static” stand out in this regard, with interesting mid-song switches in rhythm and style. Nonetheless if you like no nonsense hardcore music mixed with your no nonsense message, Snapcase and Designs for Automotion delivers. Even if you are not a punk/hardcore fan, there is one thing we can all take from Snapcase: create your own design. Please login or register to post comments. What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
Good album, great band...they still are keepin it awesome after 10 years no one commented b/c they're all busy with the simple plan review. too bad. No one has commented on this ? Snapcase are a freakin' great band and this is a great album. This was probably the first hardcore album i ever got. | Features
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