Band : Suffix and Beau Navire
Album : Split 7-Inch
Release Year : 2011
Genre : Screamo | Emo Violence
Tracklist :
A1 - Suffix - Post Rock Is For Lovers
A2 - Suffix - Get Pitted
B1 - Beau Navire - Space Heaters
B2 - Beau Navire - Scattered Trails
B3 - Beau Navire - Sanctus Locus
Three new Beau Navire tracks and two new from Suffix. Beau Navire is from the San Francisco bay area and has members of Spires, Loma Prieta and Iwrotehiakusaboutcannabalisminyouryearbook. Suffix is from Chicago and has members of Coping and Lautrec.
This split is hard hitting. Suffix has the A side. The vocals are pretty harsh, but they sound fucking great. The instrumentation and quality is pretty boss too. Really catchy riffs and good lyrics. I have a crush on their vocalist. I never really paid much attention to this band until now; hate to say I was missing out.
Beau Navire is, by process of elimination, side B. Their side starts out spacey, then gets really spastic and wild. Their recording quality on this record is different than their other releases: a little more lo-fi and the guitars are lower in the mix. This side of the record, in general, sounds way more experiential than anything else I have heard by them. Still driving punk parts and skrimzy what-have-yous, but there are a few added elements. Solid side though.
A2 - Suffix - Get Pitted
B1 - Beau Navire - Space Heaters
B2 - Beau Navire - Scattered Trails
B3 - Beau Navire - Sanctus Locus
Three new Beau Navire tracks and two new from Suffix. Beau Navire is from the San Francisco bay area and has members of Spires, Loma Prieta and Iwrotehiakusaboutcannabalisminyouryearbook. Suffix is from Chicago and has members of Coping and Lautrec.
This split is hard hitting. Suffix has the A side. The vocals are pretty harsh, but they sound fucking great. The instrumentation and quality is pretty boss too. Really catchy riffs and good lyrics. I have a crush on their vocalist. I never really paid much attention to this band until now; hate to say I was missing out.
Beau Navire is, by process of elimination, side B. Their side starts out spacey, then gets really spastic and wild. Their recording quality on this record is different than their other releases: a little more lo-fi and the guitars are lower in the mix. This side of the record, in general, sounds way more experiential than anything else I have heard by them. Still driving punk parts and skrimzy what-have-yous, but there are a few added elements. Solid side though.
