Genre: Hardcore/crust
Origin: Sweden
Released: 2004
Website: Bamn
Label: Not Enough Records, Putrid Filth Conspiracy, PNC Media, Bridge Records
Uploaded: 25.08.04

The style of this band is probably the biggest hype in today's hardcore scene. You know... Tragedy, From Ashes Rise etc etc. By some labelled as neocrust. It's a good genre, but I'm getting a little sick of all bands playing pretty much the same shit. Anyways, Bamn does it well. They have a good vocalist doing the screaming, the riffs are good, solos are good. The use of Swedish lyrics on the B-side is nice as it makes them stick out a bit against the crowd of foreign bands of this style. They use a banjo in between two songs, something I find really cool. And the artwork is nice withouth getting too artsy fartsy. The music has a feeling to it and the songs differs from one another. This is actually really good, but I'm still a bit sick of this genre right now, which probably lowers the grade a bit. The B-side is an older recording, and the sound is a bit rawer on than side A, which fits well and sounds good. And I also think the songs are a bit better, but it could also be the Swedish lyrics... Dunno... I just like it better.

Tracklist:
1. In lack of embrace
2. Zero lines
3. Heresy
4. Everything known to man can burn
5. Anywhere but forward
6. One foot follows the other
7. Inte krossad än
8. Closing the drapes
9. Sista dominobrickan
10. I skuggan