Black Flag – Wasted Again LPBlack Flag Wasted Again LP "Black Flag did indeed have a less serious side to them, as if to temper their anthems like "Rise Above," their confrontational songs like "Police Story," and their numerous forays into manic depression and dire agony ("Depression," "Thirsty and Miserable," "Damaged," etc.). Like cartoons at a horror movie festival, the tracks compiled on this posthumous LP worked as comic relief, a catharsis of sorts, and not surprisingly

Faster and meaner than ever the BRUTAL KNIGHTS salute the future with your head stuck in a blender

lasting about fifteen minutes

The band had been together since 1999 with only a four song tape (released by the awesome guys at Armageddon shop) until the release of this now infamous full-length in 2004 was released

the imaginative guitarist Ubaldo Fambuena

Societal pressure

drum machines

The Prefab 3

those emotions make for some compelling moments

treated with effects

from Sant Feliu de Guíxols

From bits and pieces I’ve read

Opening track "Where the Twain Shall Meet" and "Black Sun Morning" are two of the strongest selections