Come Holy Spirit Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
"This is the kind of record I often wish would get sent in but rarely does, and then I realize there aren't many records like this. This is a band that comes out of punk but brings their own specific worldview of DIY and originality to the table rather than rehashing a 25 year old hardcore record. CHS from Pgh is immediately heavy, creepy, innovative, and inspiring ... " Greg Harvester, MRR. ... more
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