Inert is an ex-members of band from Los Angeles. This 7" is the band's debut offering and boasts six tracks of metallic, groove-laden hardcore. Musically this reminds me of No Warning and Cold World
but not as good, and I don't even like either of those bands. If that's what you're into, then you'll probably enjoy what these guys have
or should I say
had to offer... as apparently this band is on hiatus now. Bottom-line, Inert is nothing special, but it's not horrible.
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