| 'All Lined Up Against The Wall' is Vandal X’s second album for Vlas Vegas. It's even harder than 'Instant Dislike' and that means it's really nasty. Definately Belgium's hardest. Vandal X is 2 men re-inventing noise and all things related. Known since 1994 as a 2-man-noisegenerating-army. Born in Belgium. Worked with Steve Albini. Played with Fugazi, Tomahawk, Girls Against Boys, Todd, Sonic Youth, Trans Am, Unsane, Barkmarket and Alec Empire (that last one, by the way, sucked). Only two guys? Really! Pissed off? Fuck yeah! 'All Lined Up Against The Wall' is the album that sets the record straight. This is what Vandal X is about: extremely hard, dirty and aggressive. Vlas Vegas Records (Amenra, Ansatz der Maschine, The Black Heart Rebellion, Guernica, Hawai, Hitch, Nomad) is Vandal X’s homebase since 'Instant Dislike'. The band feels comfortable in a no nonsense, no pressure environment. That said, expect raw, unpolished, minimalist noisecore and 100% pure hate driven live shows! |
Ten years ago Vandal X recorded their debut album 'Little Man's Blues' with the help of Mauro Pawlowski. After working with Steve Albini on 'Songs From The Heart' (1999) and recording '13 Basic Hate Tracks' (2002), they built their own studio called Louder Than Anyone. It's located in the rural heart of Belgium and custom built for Vandal X's monstrous sound. 'Two Man Army' (2004) was the first album Vandal X produced, recorded, engineered and mixed themselves, whenever they felt like working. It even brought them to South Africa, where they played to scared audiences. They decided to never leave the homestudio again. Now the brilliant 'Instant Dislike' (2007) album has a follow up: 'All Lined Up Against The Wall'. | For all of you who thought we’d seen the best of this band, think again! Vandal X is harder, tighter and more intense than ever before. 'All Lined Up Against The Wall' only confirms what we already knew. Book 'em and seek for cover! |
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