DUSTER

Due to the global recognition of the slowcore scene, the two studio albums released between 1996 and 2000 with Jason Albertini of BUILT TO SPILL have become extremely rare, and the reissue released by Numero in 2019 sold a whopping 4,000 copies. When DUSTER existed in the 90s, no one paid any attention to it, but rather than feeling good about it, DUSTER made a surprising comeback. Moreover, the fact that it is from a label founded by Muddguts, a gallery run by tattoo artist Mark Cross, who is also involved in the 8 Ball Zine movement in Brooklyn, NYC, shows that the anger and tears that defy human decline and genuine downer alternative rock are very street and now. It's even more than their previous works.