N8Noface: True Story (Vinyl LP)
Hit & Run
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N8Noface was the vocalist for underground synth-punk legends Crimekillz. He is the younger brother of Tucson-bred modern boogie rocket man Zackey Force Funk, both now residing in Long Beach, CA. In 2017, HIT+RUN released N8's visceral debut album Stories Of Those, as well as Demos And Demons Vol. 1, a ten-track collection of home demos recorded between 2015-2016. On Dia de los Muertos 2017, NOFACE also unleashed the first single from his forthcoming new album True Story, the haunting double A-side lathe cut IDGAF / Say Goodbye. True Story, the 14-track LP due this August, reads like a collection of compelling mini-narratives, brief yet honest tales of personal struggles, anti-establishment rants, dead end loves, and real-life tragedies. N8's minimal wave sound is not about nostalgic lo-fi nor home-recorder formulas, but his own instinctive style that defies categorization and comparisons. The result is a distinct sound of rapid-fire hardcore punk moshing with awkward pop music. Standout tracks on the dense 18-minute album include Not Like You, Bad Day, Men Who Dress Well and Glasgow Smile
N8Noface was the vocalist for underground synth-punk legends Crimekillz. He is the younger brother of Tucson-bred modern boogie rocket man Zackey Force Funk, both now residing in Long Beach, CA. In 2017, HIT+RUN released N8's visceral debut album Stories Of Those, as well as Demos And Demons Vol. 1, a ten-track collection of home demos recorded between 2015-2016. On Dia de los Muertos 2017, NOFACE also unleashed the first single from his forthcoming new album True Story, the haunting double A-side lathe cut IDGAF / Say Goodbye. True Story, the 14-track LP due this August, reads like a collection of compelling mini-narratives, brief yet honest tales of personal struggles, anti-establishment rants, dead end loves, and real-life tragedies. N8's minimal wave sound is not about nostalgic lo-fi nor home-recorder formulas, but his own instinctive style that defies categorization and comparisons. The result is a distinct sound of rapid-fire hardcore punk moshing with awkward pop music. Standout tracks on the dense 18-minute album include Not Like You, Bad Day, Men Who Dress Well and Glasgow Smile