Kamikaze / Disco Volante, split CD

This is a split release by two bands from Sweden with a total of seven band members, six of whom are female. Both bands play raw and energetic punk rock the old fashioned way, but they both do it differently. The main features of Kamikatze’s music are that it’s fast, simple and very pissed off, while Disco Volante chooses a slightly melodic, more rock ‘n’ roll influenced approach with lots of guitar solos. Both bands are pretty good at what they’re doing, but another thing they have in common is that the vocals can get a tad annoying after a while. Kamikatze’s vocals sound so pissed that at times they verge on hysteria, while Disco Volante’s occasional off key attempts at singing come off a bit twangy. Nevertheless, both bands present five originals and a cover tune each (Kamikatze does Kamikaze Attack’s “Kamika(t)ze Attack”, Disco Volante does The Misfits’ “Children in Heat”) that are worth checking out if you’re into old fashioned punk rock. 400 Colpi “Homo homini Lupus” CD “Homo Homini Lupus” is one of the best Metal/hc debut out from ITALY . You will enter in a world of pain through 10 tracks of raging metal/Hc, play fast, play loud with screams from the heart exploding thanks two furious singers in the old italian Hc tradition.