I Can Live With It If You Can, Son

Bristol based noiseniks with their third album, following 2015’s Minesweeping and the first recording to feature new recruit Webb (also of GNOD/The Final Age./Anthroprophh).

It represents the band both at their rawest and most expansive. From the clanging fuzzed out sonic whirl of ‘Low Pursuit’ dissolving into the death waltz jig of ‘May I Interject’, to the lyrical puzzles and bubbling synth rotor of ‘Asexual and Spineless’ and the languid menace of the title track, I Can Live With It If You Can, Son shows Repo Man hurtling further into respective streams of noise and compositional acuity. This culminates in ‘Moaty’- free-form ambient jazz smashed open by the band at their heaviest. Building on their fierce live reputation- ‘I Can Live With It If You Can, Son’ displays an uncompromising clarity.