Haggus - Destination Extinction LP International as the band stamped their

as the band stamped their mark on a series of classics such as “Route 66

Kramer’s touch is evident throughout

"Dreams Less Sweet" crashes and bashes onto the record

Like Raaijmakers himself Ankersmit exclusively uses analogue devices

The songs’ devotional quality is not upward to the sacred or even outward to the profane

Haggus - Destination Extinction LP International as the band stamped theirSki masks. Pitch shifters. Debaucherous live shows. This is what you think of when you think of mincecore. And when you think of mincecore, you think of HAGGUS. Wasting no time at all, HAGGUS abruptly conquered the DIY grind and punk scenes quickly becoming the ugly face of an entire sub genre they call mincecore. With a meticulously crafted blend of crust punk and goregrind, they layer almost poppy guitar riffs with repulsive, pitch shifted vocals