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Album Review: House Vs Hurricane - Filth

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"The production is still clean, crisp and punchier than Mike Tyson in his prime."

Although it's unclear as to whether this band is back as a full-time concern, it's great to have some new music from them.

Especially when that new music sounds like Filth. The aptly titled LP is an incredibly nasty, destructive take on post-hardcore. The riffs are jagged as all hell and the vocals are mostly dirty, with only a few clean melodic moments thrown in to provide some welcome dynamics to the mix.

That said, the production is still clean, crisp and punchier than Mike Tyson in his prime. Filth is a steel-plated fist to the face that is very easy to listen to.