Gas Attack - And Now For Something Morally Wrong

Review by Inna Ligum

Gas Attack's latest album, And Now For Something Morally Wrong, is a relentless assault on the senses. With blistering guitars, thundering drums, and guttural vocals, the band delivers a no-holds-barred collection of songs that are sure to leave listeners breathless.

From the opening track, "Fistful of Hate," Gas Attack establishes their aggressive sound, blending elements of punk, metal, and hardcore into a potent mix. The songs are fast and furious, with barely a moment to catch your breath before the next onslaught begins. Yet, despite the intensity, there is a sense of purpose and conviction to the music that is hard to ignore.

Lyrically, And Now For Something Morally Wrong is a scathing critique of modern society, taking aim at everything from politics to religion to consumer culture. The songs are filled with anger and frustration, but also a sense of hope and determination to make a change.

Summary by Inna Ligum

Gas Attack has delivered a powerful album that is sure to appeal to fans of heavy music. And Now For Something Morally Wrong is a bold statement from a band that shows no signs of slowing down.