The Sawtooth Grin Cuddlemonster
» Back to review

Comments:Add a Comment 
Macaulay McCulkin
March 30th 2006


5 Comments


not sure i agree,
it is pretty good (especially for grind)
but the vocals get tough to listen to after a song or two
very number 12-ish
which isn't a bad thing
nicely done

rochellerochelle
November 24th 2006


1 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I'm so happy I stumbled across the Sawtooth Grin a few years back, it's the only album I've been able to listen to for more than a year and still not get tired of it.

By the way, there are other vocalists who have a voice like him- I have a video of this band and their lead singer could be his vocal twin, I swear. I've heard higher screams as well. All in all, I'm a huge fan of Rich L.'s vox.

CaptainSuck
January 19th 2007


9 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This album's a flippin' classic. Best spazzy math grind I've ever heard, nevermind the length

JonMurphy
March 4th 2007


3 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Vocals remind me of Dance Club Massacre or See You Next Tuesday

Just, definetly more hectic and spazzy.This Message Edited On 03.25.07

Mirror.Circuit
September 20th 2007


223 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

"very number 12-ish"



the drummer from sawtooth plays drums for number 12.

FukuiSan
October 17th 2007


179 Comments


DO NOT WANT!

walletCRACKED
July 13th 2008


21 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Well one of the main reasons his vocals sound so high is just the different distortions put on it, and probably a pitch shifter. But they're like one of my favorite bands, so I don't really care about using effects. The whole album is just genius

poopideedoop
February 17th 2009


37 Comments


their singer can do that thing that monks train to do. he can scream high and low at the same time. listen to it at the end of "please shit all over me, i love it". it's one of the last vocal parts. these guys are intense, it's a real shame they're gone.
also, the singer's new band, cloacal kiss, apparently were looking to find a real drummer, but nobody could play fast enough, so they just have a drum machine. it's pretty sad, because the drum machine makes it sound too much like a wall of sound.

poopideedoop
February 17th 2009


37 Comments


and there is definately no pitch shifter going on on this album. that's 100% the singer. there used to be videos of these guys on youtube playing a set at a skatepark, and his vocals are spot on. it's not very good quality though.

StreetlightRock
March 10th 2009


4017 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

This is raw as fuck

McP3000
July 14th 2009


4121 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

i do believe this was recorded in 2002

sniper
December 31st 2009


19075 Comments


omg the vocals on this are seriously unreal... this is like daughters with a better drummer/better riffage.

witchxrapist
December 31st 2009


11117 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Daughters has a pretty different sound idk.

witchxrapist
December 31st 2009


11117 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

5 because this IS a tech-grind classic.

IRAI
December 31st 2009


1567 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

the drumming is Jon Karel (#12), thats why its great...

sniper
December 31st 2009


19075 Comments


as far as total dissonance and a generally high-pitched tonal center, i'd say they're pretty similar. and yeah this is some SICK shit. kinda 12-ish, from POYRRG era. really glad i found this just now.

IRAI
December 31st 2009


1567 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

i remember this being one of my first exposures to grind back in 04. and its so great.

sniper
December 31st 2009


19075 Comments


is it really Karel? no wonder this rules...

IRAI
December 31st 2009


1567 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

haha wikipedia that shit lol

sniper
December 31st 2009


19075 Comments


wherever Jon Karel goes now, i will be listening, that dude can fucking play. and like all the guys from #12, really nice dude.



You have to be logged in to post a comment. Login | Create a Profile





STAFF & CONTRIBUTORS // CONTACT US

Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


Site Copyright 2005-2023 Sputnikmusic.com
All Album Reviews Displayed With Permission of Authors | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy