The Inevitable Backlash Sex for Safety EP art by Emy Storey!

Our favorite artist and past interview subject Emy Storey is keeping busy! Looks like she has done the cover art from a new band "The Inevitable Backlash" for their debut "Sex for Safety". I downloaded a track on Itunes, but decided to buy the CD to get the full Emy treatment. Is anybody else SUPER EXCITED about what she has up her sleeve for Con??? Reviews below...

75 or less "The Inevitable Backlash features former members of Saccharine Trust and the Rollins Band and sounds like late 80's SST bands like SWA and DC3. Close to a late-era Naked Raygun crossed with a touch of rock. "Le Fou Rire" starts off with some Greg Ginn-ish guitar licks before kicking the tempo up a bit. Fast driving riffage and one acoustic number—in total, five songs just under 13 minutes recorded live without any overdubs. Bring on the full length." and good word from Treble "Chugging, distorted guitars? Check. A snarling vocalist? Check. A drum beat that hits like a concrete block to the skull? Check. From the first few seconds of "He Never Left," the opening track on The Inevitable Backlash's new EP, the band makes their mission quite clear—to rock you hard, slap you around, steal your beer and maybe break a couple windows. It's not a complex sound, nor one that hasn't been covered a hundred times before, by the likes of Nirvana, The Stooges, The Sex Pistols...you get the idea. But if the formula worked so well the first time, why mess with it? These five tracks do no such thing, but hey, they don't have to."
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