Locktender Coma Regalia Oaken Wounded Knee - 4 Way Split

Review by Francis Fabie

The album 4 Way Split by Locktender, Coma Regalia, Oaken, and Wounded Knee is a powerful collection of tracks that showcases the unique styles and sounds of each band. The album features a total of 11 tracks, with each band contributing their own distinct flavor to the mix.

Locktender kicks off the album with their track "The Piazza," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its haunting vocals and intricate guitar work. Coma Regalia follows with "A Place for Everything," a fast-paced, frenetic track that showcases the band's punk rock roots.

Oaken's "Of the Wand & the Moon" is a standout track on the album, with its atmospheric soundscapes and haunting melodies. The band's use of strings and other instruments add a unique flavor to the track, making it a standout on the album.

Wounded Knee closes out the album with "The End of the World," a track that features a mix of spoken word and screaming vocals. The band's use of electronic elements and experimental soundscapes make this track a fitting end to the album.

Summary by Francis Fabie

4 Way Split is a must-listen for fans of post-hardcore, punk rock, and experimental music. Each band brings their own unique style to the table, creating a cohesive and powerful collection of tracks that will leave a lasting impression on listeners.