Arcwelder - Pull | 90s Album Review
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Show Notes
Despite being a three piece, the Midwestern trio Arcwelder put each instrument to optimum use on their 1993 album Pull. A big, post-hardcore sound without layer upon layer of overdubs thanks to off-kilter chord and melody choices that recall heavier 90s acts like Helmet and the next in the vein of noisier drone of Swervedriver. Arcwelder find a consistent, engaging sound that balances indie rock intensity with an accessibility that reveals itself over the course of several listens, the definition of a slow grower.
Songs In This Episode
Intro - Truth
14:04 - Lahabim
20:08 - Cranberry Sauce
23:33 - Remember to Forget
34:59 - What Did You Call It That For
Outro - It's A Wonderful Lie
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