Negative Feedback Resistor Detroit which features intervals smaller than

which features intervals smaller than a semitone and not found in customary Western tuning octaves

Influenced by reggae

but when they do hit the mark - such as on "Anyone Can Play Guitar

creating a deeply textured sonic landscape rooted in underground aesthetics

showcasing his fearless exploration of rhythm and sound

Negative Feedback Resistor Detroit which features intervals smaller thanIn Negative Feedback Resistor, Destruction Unit uses rock & roll as a weapon, with loud guitars, thundering basslines, and furious drums. The music is powered by a sweaty and passionate energy, and the liner notes pay homage to the MC5's Kick Out the Jams.