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Album Review: The Kremlings - Whole Earth Cleansing

Glenn Waller

The 14 tracks span a mere 35 minutes, so don’t expect any epics, and it’s advisable to give your speakers a good flogging for maximum reward.



Urgent, aggressive and undeniably 'Up yours', Whole Earth Cleansing combines previously released Kremlings tracks with some brand new filth. Sniffed The Hide gets the ball rolling and is what one has come to expect from the band: sludgy guitars with André Marino's screeching vocals punching the listener's ear in the dick. The fun continues with tracks reeking of punk despair, like Flesh On Flesh and Eyes Of A Skull. The 14 tracks span a mere 35 minutes, so don't expect any epics, and it's advisable to give your speakers a good flogging for maximum reward.