Predominantly, the band�s a mutation of the Jesus Lizard-Helmet strain. The beats aren�t quite as frantic and schizophrenic, but the temperament and jagged riffs are the same. As for production, it�s thick, mean, and meaty, the way heavy records should sound. With Couldron, Chicago�s got another example to show the rest of us how the heavy should be done. It�s good, dissonant grind noise.

It's heavy, and it can get a little sludgy here and there. For the most part it's rhythmic math metal sounding material with a little gritty rock thrown in for good measure. I'm definitely digging the vocals, which are intense yells with a very subtle edge of singing in there.

~Read reviews of this album?
~Post your own review?