Razorcake Review
There was a time when most bands couldn’t touch M.I.A. From their first release, a split with a band called Genocide, through their first solo flight, the indispensable Murder in a Foreign Place, they meted out a barrage of hardcore that was fast, tight as nails, melodic, and infectious as hell……
Got this great review from Jimmy Alvarado at Razorcake:
“There was a time when most bands couldn’t touch M.I.A. From their first release, a split with a band called Genocide, through their first solo flight, the indispensable Murder in a Foreign Place, they meted out a barrage of hardcore that was fast, tight as nails, melodic, and infectious as hell……”
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