It seems that my dear Metal Perspective editor has some kind of a grudge against me, that's why he assigned me with the review of Breschdleng's self-titled EP. Maybe he thinks that besides being into hardcore, I am also a fluent speaker of Swabian, the southern German dialect Breschdleng's lyrics are written to.

Ok now, let's be open-minded for a minute here; music has - or is supposed to have - no boundaries, or any other kind of prejudice. So, what’s the case here? Breschdleng are an experienced band, together since 1999, playing metal/hardcore. Their sound is the typical NY hardcore sound. It's all very tight, well-delivered, focusing on the vocals, which serve the songs righteously.

There isn't anything else to be said. This is something pretty special, not because of the music, which is quite ordinary, although at times it can be attractive for the dedicated hardcore fan, but because of the dialect Breschdleng have chosen to use. But as you probably know, this is a free world after all and specialness ought to be respected. Be open-minded and give this band a chance. I did, and have decided that they’re not my cup of tea. It’s your turn now.