“Fugazi have never been quite as one-dimensional as their critics would have it. On their first full-length album, 1990’s Repeater, the D.C. quartet reinvented the sound of American hardcore. They wailed their emotionally charged political diatribes in between sturdy, lurching rhythms, Zeppelin-style changes in tempo and dynamics, and dissonant, distorted guitar textures. Even so, for […]”
