Indian Handcrafts - Civil Disobedience For Losers

Review by Banana Moon

Indian Handcrafts’ latest album, Civil Disobedience For Losers, is a chaotic and electrifying ride through the world of heavy rock. The Canadian duo, consisting of drummer Brandyn James Aikins and guitarist/vocalist Daniel Brandon Allen, have crafted a sound that is both raw and refined, combining elements of punk, metal, and grunge into a unique and powerful sonic experience.

From the opening track “It’s Late Queeny,” with its thunderous drums and scorching guitar riffs, to the closing number “The Streets,” a brooding and atmospheric instrumental, Civil Disobedience For Losers is a non-stop barrage of energy and intensity. Allen’s vocals are gritty and impassioned, perfectly complementing Aikins’ frenetic drumming and the duo’s blistering guitar work.

Standout tracks include “Red Action,” a driving, punk-infused anthem with a catchy chorus and a blistering guitar solo, and “Horseleg Swastikas,” a dark and moody track that builds to a climactic finale. Throughout the album, Indian Handcrafts’ musicianship and songwriting skills are on full display, making for an album that is both musically impressive and emotionally resonant.

Summary by Banana Moon

Civil Disobedience For Losers is a powerful and engaging album from a band that knows how to rock. Indian Handcrafts have crafted a sound that is uniquely their own, and this album is a testament to their talent and creativity. Fans of heavy rock and punk will find much to love here, and newcomers to the band will be quickly won over by their infectious energy and raw power.