“Show Me The Body are New York's most ferocious band”
“‘Body War’, the debut album from New York then-newcomers Show Me The Body, was a wrenching, hulking mass of flesh, bone and blood. In keeping with its title, it felt visceral – like the twisting, snapping spine of a generation holding far too much weight. Packed full of takedowns of gentrification, class inequality and the brutality of the big-city streets, bile-filled vocalist Julian Cashwan-Prat”
“These Turbulent Political Times™ eh? At least they inspire some zeitgeisty art. That’s the line that’s been trotted out to a tiresome extent over the past few years. The very notion of that reddens the faces of hardcore band Show Me The Body; the suggestion that somehow they might be co-opting the fury around Trump and societal angst at large in the U.S.A. and turning it into a timely statement th”
“New York's Show Me The Body drops a ferocious set of banjo-backed punk ragers that are equal parts explosive and unsettling.”
“The hardcore trio grapples with the ongoing death of their NYC home in their most cohesive work to date.”