Daniele Brusaschetto - Dichotomous Format:CD This is easily Pariah/Satan’s creative

This is easily Pariah/Satan’s creative peak and one of the most consistent albums I’ve ever heard

as if they were always meant to be together

Andrew McKenzie of The Hafler Trio

the band's output changed in 2015 with the opus Polaris

“Soup Song” channels a kind of homespun minimalism

Daniele Brusaschetto - Dichotomous Format:CD This is easily Pariah/Satan’s creativeDaniele Brusaschetto's music has encompassed a wide range of genres, including industrial, noise rock, songwriting, and metal, with a style reminiscent of early Mastodon, Voivod, and the no wave new wave movements. The sound is compact, violent, as if we were still in the 1980s wearing grey jeans, suffocating and intense, tense and decisive.