That's good then. It's hard for me to tell, because my connection is often bollocks.

You bloody bastards. This is fucking amazing. The opening moments of Saltergate had me feeling like a wonderful excited boy. I'm listening to it now, good bloody lord. You have certainly lived up to your own hype here. And I've only listened to half of one song. Everyone's saying Isle of Dogs is way better, so that must be bloody unbelievable. Good lord. Well done!

jonny_boy34 wrote:You bloody bastards. This is fucking amazing. The opening moments of Saltergate had me feeling like a wonderful excited boy. I'm listening to it now, good bloody lord. You have certainly lived up to your own hype here. And I've only listened to half of one song. Everyone's saying Isle of Dogs is way better, so that must be bloody unbelievable. Good lord. Well done!

Awwwwwww.

Suddenly all my hatred is going away...

Thanks!

Bloody great chunks of loveliness. Is that a wee bit of Mitch Harris influence sneaking in there??

Shugmaster wrote:Bloody great chunks of loveliness. Is that a wee bit of Mitch Harris influence sneaking in there??

I wish.

MartinC wrote:

Shugmaster wrote:Bloody great chunks of loveliness. Is that a wee bit of Mitch Harris influence sneaking in there??

I wish.

Seriously, Saltergate reminded me a bit (but not enough to be a blatant rip off) of ND's more "melodic" moments. Cracking stuff!!

Isle of dogs is a telling, well done

Isle of Dogs is absolutely superb also. Both really really really really brilliant tracks. I applaud you most of all for one thing above all and it's one thing you guys always go on about, and rightly so - originality, trying to break boundaries and just do something different. You carry that task out fantastically well, and I can't find a single criticism to say about these two tracks. I'll be buying a copy of this EP as soon as I can!

Shugmaster wrote:

MartinC wrote:

Shugmaster wrote:Bloody great chunks of loveliness. Is that a wee bit of Mitch Harris influence sneaking in there??

I wish.

Seriously, Saltergate reminded me a bit (but not enough to be a blatant rip off) of ND's more "melodic" moments. Cracking stuff!!

I'm not surprised, me and Lyall wrote it as soon as we heard 'When All is Said and Done' by Napalm Death. If you listen to that track you'll hear certain similarities - especially in the drum beat we used.

on a side note this lad on your myspace gave a cheap lol:



and his myspace is called:
http://www.myspace.com/cut_the_wrist

also how much will your cd be?

Well done Heretic!

another step in the right direction, attempting not to be a thrash band, whilst still playing what is essentially thrash. Its great to hear a different modern take on thrash that isn't The Haunted and that sort of thing.

Good to hear some nice production that isn't totally clinical yet holds a nice modern sound to it and has a bit of edge.

Looking forward to the album... whenever that will be!


p.s.
Maybe you should consider releasing the EP on VHS or even lazer disc to scrounge back on something "OLD SKOOL!"!"£¬1!" so we will actually buy it. nu-skool tossers.

The Fourth Norseman wrote:on a side note this lad on your myspace gave a cheap lol:



and his myspace is called:
http://www.myspace.com/cut_the_wrist

also how much will your cd be?

Haha, bloody Hell, I should really check people out instead of accepting every friend request we get.

Hmm, Lyall mentioned something around 3 quid. I hope he meant with postage and package included, because I don't want to sell it for much more than that.

surely there should be a breast shaped vinyl of some sort?

Resilience Records wrote:Well done Heretic!

another step in the right direction, attempting not to be a thrash band, whilst still playing what is essentially thrash. Its great to hear a different modern take on thrash that isn't The Haunted and that sort of thing.

Good to hear some nice production that isn't totally clinical yet holds a nice modern sound to it and has a bit of edge.

Looking forward to the album... whenever that will be!


p.s.
Maybe you should consider releasing the EP on VHS or even lazer disc to scrounge back on something "OLD SKOOL!"!"£¬1!" so we will actually buy it. nu-skool tossers.

Cheers Jamie. Me and Lyall were thinking of personally vomiting on each copy to give it an old school edge. We'll probably have to stock up on loads of Rager CDs first to induce said vomiting.

The Heretic arse licking contest begins! LOL!

From the quality of these two tracks the lads certainly deserve some label attention, so fingers crossed that their out-spoken attitude won't put them off