No Cure

So sad with a brisket in his mouth.

And also with us is Rachel, there is no cure, polio.

Rachel-

Oh.

Yeah.

Good.

I guess there's no cure.

There is no cure, though.

Next up, going to hit you with some Double Bubble.

We're going to hit you with two tracks from No Cure.

Their new record is called It's Going to Get Dark.

We're going to start off with Brain Matter Displacement.

I know, so you can tell it's going to be a cheerful little ditty.

And on the other side of the ad, we're going to come back with Slowly Turning Blue.

Both from the No Cure record, It's Going to Get Dark, which is out now.

Listen to the rest No cancer Bloodstains! You

These Killing Times by Emma Ruth Rundle is good.

Should we talk about No Cure? Yeah, go on then.

Right, No Cure.

so this is an album called it is going to get dark by a new house new album from a birmingham alabama straight edge metallic hardcore band and this is really great kind of lovely death metal infused metallic hardcore which i've had a lot of people saying to me you need to listen to this like a lot of people you being one of them actually you mentioned to me the other day um go on mel since you sort of got in on this before i did then give us the uh give us your thoughts

No, I just thought it was really good.

But I always find it interesting when he reviews anything from sort of like the metal scene specifically, because it's sort of a bit of a signifier as to something that's maybe getting a bit of a hype or is sort of trendy or whatever.

And I just saw the I saw the album artwork on a thumbnail of his.

And I was like, oh, what's that? No cure.

It's amazing.

Um, [inhales] okay, so the last record I'll speak on, uh, I guess it's new, is, um, [lip smacks] that new No Cure.

Oh, my God.

[chuckles] Look, I listened to it the day it came out, and I remember driving in the car, and I said, "This is a good hardcore record." And then I, I s- I listened to something else.

And he was talking to them, and they were breaking down their favorite records, and he was talking about why he likes Avenged Sevenfold, and he made a good case.

I don't like them, but he, he, he, he sort of did something that I would do, where he legitimately tried to defend a band that people shit on for having redeeming qualities.

He said, uh, "You know, I like a band that gets kids to play guitar better." And that was a pretty cool thing to say, you know? No Cure is out of their minds, dude.

Uh, it's called, um, "It's Gonna Get Darker," I believe.