Yasmin Nur - Slaughter

Yasmin Nur - SlaughterYasmin Nur isnt one to be told shes too much. Unconcerned with mincing words; what you hear is what you get and what you get is exactly what she meant to say. Moreover, she sure as hell isnt going to filter what she says (or rather, sings) to protect your feelings or anyone elses. On Slaughter, her debut full length album, we find Yasmin doing what she does best laying bare feelings both big and small. Fuzzed out, moody guitar rock sounds fill the

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Eight passionately shouted calls from within rapid structures of dynamically spry post-hardcore melody and flowing

” Tony Oriza’s frenetic yet methodical percussive ability follows a letter of resignation

her need to continue creating found an outlet through solo work

After sitting on a few select computers for almost a year

After a handful of cassette releases

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