The sick bass line that begins Disaster will immediately draw in listeners, while the additional layers of guitars and drums makes for an infectious track that builds off of the post-grunge work of acts like Bush and Stabbing Westward. The vocals come forth with equal parts Dave Grohl and Billy Corgan as the lack gradually moves into the wall of fuzz of acts like At The Drive-In and Converge. The track is bold, vibrant, and wholly unique when compared to the mass of rock being issued forth from the major record labels. Disaster is a bonafide hit, utterly timeless in its sound while blazing an entirely new path for rock.
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