Magrudergrind’s controversial two-month-old release—Crusher, on the new Scion A/V label—is the sound of a heart attack: Twelve intense minutes that effortlessly bridge the gap between D.C. hardcore and Napalm Death-style grindcore. Haters will hate, but corporate bankrolling does nothing to diminish the local trio’s anti-establishment, anti-gentrification, defiantly left-wing political thrust on this six-song EP. After […]
