SPOKE All We Need of Hell 1995

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All We Need of Hell Review

by Nitsuh Abebe

With tight drumming, neatly-packaged riffs, and tidy changes, All We Need of Hell offers a fuzzy pop sound. The album is, however, based firmly enough in punk and hardcore to also provide some driving constructions and solid hooks. There's nothing particularly inspired in the record's sound, but its rock is solid enough to pack a few decent punches. 

Tracklist

1		Sculpture
2		Gordon Johnson
3		Ruptured Seam
4		Can't Think Can't Sleep
5		My Eyes
6		Retain/Dissolve
7		Letter To Hope
8		Sugar
9		King Of Siam
10		Crazy
11		Spank Your Inner Child
12		Lil'
13		Ahead
14		Porch
15		All Of Us
16		80 Percent
17		Inga
18		Salad Days
19		Alien Death Ray