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List Price: $15.98 | | Label: Thirsty Ear
Salesrank: 813172
Released: June 4, 1996 |
| Our Price: $4.06 |
| Used Price: $0.01 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Consider It Contempt Track Listing:
1. Fake
2. So It Grips
3. World Class
4. Carnival
5. Fulltime Apathy
6. Out of Context
7. Six Dozen of 1, 2/3 of Another
8. Armchair Politician
9. Live Head Down
10. Your Skin
11. Consolation
Editorial Review:
...and from the midwest came "Rocket Fuel Is The Key.
This is an alternative rock band from the nineies, speciallizing in aggressive post punk. Similar to the p[opular grunge style of music from that point in time, Rocket Fuel..." did more with the music, giving it more of their own unique and distinct flavor.
Description of Consider It Contempt:
Consider it abrasive--so abrasive that were one able to somehow bottle this album, it would easily remove even the most resistant, ahem, grunge. It is indeed quality K.C. (Kansas City) noise. Were Fugazi less dogmatic and more psychotic, they'd aspire to sound like this. Guitarist/vocalist Scott Durgin uses his instrument like a screaming buzz saw, cutting a path through the thick tangle of the battling rhythm section. His voice is that of an apoplectic drill sergeant gone blue in the face, spittle dotting the corners of his taut mouth. Consider It Contempt is fiercely angry and aggressive. It is ugly and jagged. It is raw like a bloody cement abrasion. All this is good. --Adem Tepedelen
