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1. Philip Seymour Hoffman
2. Brand New Language
3. Darren vs Bag
4. Double Negative
5. Dirty Smile
6. Sean Drums
7. Prig
8. Canvas
Terrorista released a series of cassette tapes all with one song on each side, it was to be a series of four cassettes. They have finally released all four which were to be four parts of an album, so here it is, the full Colour Tape Collection. This is the bands debut release and it sounds like a really dirty punk band with indie mixed into it. It's alright for what it is. When looking at the quality of the recording, it could use some work as it seems quite quiet and it feels all rough and dirty, but thats the sound the band was going for. The plus part for the release is that the instrumentation is a bit better here. Now onto the vocals and lyrics, the vocals are alright here and the lyrics actually seem to be the best part of this album, so listen to the words. If you are looking for a single for this album, there isn't one, so just pick a song and listen to it for the feel of the album. Personally we would of just released the album as a whole instead of 4 cassettes every 6 months apart, but thats what the band wanted. Terrorista have a bunch of stuff to work on before this is something industry people will be interested, including the name, as in this moment and time, a name like this with all the things going on in the world, is not a great name. Hopefully with some progression and tweaking, the band can get it all just right. overall, alright album. Listen to this album to decide for yourself what you think of it.
2. Brand New Language
3. Darren vs Bag
4. Double Negative
5. Dirty Smile
6. Sean Drums
7. Prig
8. Canvas
Terrorista released a series of cassette tapes all with one song on each side, it was to be a series of four cassettes. They have finally released all four which were to be four parts of an album, so here it is, the full Colour Tape Collection. This is the bands debut release and it sounds like a really dirty punk band with indie mixed into it. It's alright for what it is. When looking at the quality of the recording, it could use some work as it seems quite quiet and it feels all rough and dirty, but thats the sound the band was going for. The plus part for the release is that the instrumentation is a bit better here. Now onto the vocals and lyrics, the vocals are alright here and the lyrics actually seem to be the best part of this album, so listen to the words. If you are looking for a single for this album, there isn't one, so just pick a song and listen to it for the feel of the album. Personally we would of just released the album as a whole instead of 4 cassettes every 6 months apart, but thats what the band wanted. Terrorista have a bunch of stuff to work on before this is something industry people will be interested, including the name, as in this moment and time, a name like this with all the things going on in the world, is not a great name. Hopefully with some progression and tweaking, the band can get it all just right. overall, alright album. Listen to this album to decide for yourself what you think of it.
Genre: Post-Punk/Indie/Rock
Release Date: August 1st, 2015
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Label: None
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