Constatine Sankathi Kalamazoo, Michigan
The last of an era. Constatine Sankathi's chaotic take on music only lasted a couple of years, but their impact is a specific breathe of brilliance that still resonates today.
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Excellent album featuring Constatine Sankathi's Christopher Sprague. Angular post-punk, odd rhythms, and a vocal delivery reminiscent of Crass/Penis Envy makes for a brilliant set of songs.
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