Karate' LP

In the mid - '90s, as underground rock spread across the U.S. during the alternative boom, Boston's Karate emerged as a key force in the national youth movement. Their 1996 self - titled debut on Southern Records set a high standard. This LP combines white - knuckle posthardcore tension, focused slowcore serenity, and splendid jazz complexity, avoiding a single definable style. Using punk language to convey their message, guitarist Geoff Farina sometimes switches from warm, hushed tones to hoarse shouts, intensifying the aggression in the music. Karate can transform pensive moods into lively tunes, navigate punk explosions gracefully, and stretch slowcore's quiet moments like an improvised jazz session. It's a must - have for fans of unique independent U.S. punk music.

To enjoy this Karate LP, simply play it on your preferred record player. It's great for both relaxing and energetic listening sessions. When handling the LP, make sure your hands are clean to avoid scratching the record. Store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. If the record gets dirty, use a soft record cleaning brush to gently remove dust. This LP is a special piece of music history, so take good care of it to keep enjoying its unique sounds for years to come.