Kid Dynamite - Shorter Faster Louder

Kid Dynamite - Shorter Faster LouderShorter, Faster, Louder is a fine sophomore album, refining the aggression and intelligence of Kid Dynamite's debut while upping the adrenaline rush of the music ever so slightly. That said, all of the hallmarks in the band's East Coast hardcore punk sound are still very much in place. Fans who enjoyed the first album will undoubtedly relish this one too, especially in light of the unfortunate fact that it's Kid Dynamite's last just prior to Shorter,

Remember Two Things

Rasman Maxwell Udoh was one of the best things to come out of the Nigerian music scene in the 80s and 90s

Exhausted by this warped mirror

they decided to become more immersed in crafting beats

and only featured guitar and bass accompaniment (even if the guitar player was such an important jazz star as Barney Kessel)

As a long term fan of this music

" reflected Jim James

"The Magic Number

I hope everyone loves it as much as I have loved making it

heartfelt tribute to Dimebag Darrell that still gives chills

this LP is a bold reminder of why the band continues to shock

giving songs like "Crowded in the Wings" and "Settled Down Like Rain" a high-and-lonesome sparkle