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And again from Crimes Against Humanity Records is a reissue of the fourth Driller Killer album from 1998, "Reality Bites", which—if nothing else—has better cover art than the last one! But seriously, there are actually some distinct differences between the two albums on a musical level. First off, whereas "Fuck the World" was actually quite crisply produced, this time around things take a step back towards the slightly rawer recording techniques of the band's earlier work, though stylistically they're still moving away from the Discharge angle with longer songs and a hell of a lot more tempo changes throughout. Make no mistake, there's still plenty of relentless speed, but there's also a ton of awesomely crunchy midpaced riffing and palm-muted chugging that comes as a bit of a surprise. And there's still a punk rock sort of energy to everything, it's just that a lot of it definitely comes across with more of a metallic sort of influence. This doesn't sound like The Exploited, but it does sort of have a comparable form of that "punk metal" aesthetic happening in terms of the general vibe. I don't necessarily think the songs need to fall in the three- to four-minute minute range as opposed to the one- to three-minute range (this album's 10 minutes longer than "Fuck the World", despite containing two fewer tracks), but that's not a big deal. The vast majority of the band's output could use some serious work in the presentation department (even when the cover art's decent most of the layouts look pretty damn weak), but I have to say that musically they're fairly solid regardless of what little twists and turns they take with each subsequent album.
Driller Killer "...The Phanatix"
Driller Killer "God Forgives"
And again, the label's cheap, so grab a copy from them if you're into the tracks:
