Last year, Greys‘ released the most arguably underrated punk album with their LP If Anything, an insane, abrasive record full of angst, skate jams, clever lyrics, and interesting melodic vocals. While the group hasn’t recorded a follow-up album, the short and furious Repulsion serves as a sweet reminder that the band is still kicking. “The Voyeur” is a fast raucous with distortion and crashing instrumentals; “I’d Hate To Be An Actor” is a slow-churning step into grunge with dull delivery and a dreamy hook over guitars that seem to malfunction into mayhem; “Nothing Means Anything” turns frantic and heady before all pieces sloppily begin aligning toward the song’s ending. This 3-track EP is the perfect introduction to Greys, or a solid follow up to If Anything. Either way, it’ll hold you over until their next full-length.
The Fat Angel Sings 