"AFTER SOME EXTENSIVE RESEARCH, I FEEL NASSAU CHAINSAW'S LIVE SHOW IS A DIRECT ASSAULT ON ALL OF THE HUMAN SENSES!! FIRSTLY, YOUR EARS WILL RING FOR DAYS FROM THE SOUND OF THE MUSIC AND SANDBLASTERS COMPETING, AS THEY PERMANENTLY IMPAIR THE SHEER ESSENCE OF YOUR BEING!! SEE A REAL LIVE GANG OF FREAKS AS THEY DANGLE FROM FLESH HOOKS FOR DEAR LIFE!!! FEEL ALL OF YOUR SHORT AND CURLY'S BURN OFF FROM THE SPARKS AND FLAMES SHOOTING OFF THE STAGE, AND THAT'S JUST THE BEGINNING!!! IN THE END, YOU WILL TASTE THE BILE AND SMELL THE SHIT AS IT LEAVES THE PANTS OF ALL WHO BARE WITNESS!!! ALL HAIL NASSAU CHAINSAW!!!"
- Joe James-Agnostic Front / Inhuman

"Nassau Chainsaw sounds like the soundtrack to the end of the world. They do a great job of mixing metal, hardcore and hip-hop without making it "Nu" and corny. They easily tread the line between the genres going from straight hip-hop to almost All Out War type metallic hardcore within one song. To really get their vibe, you need to see them live. It seriously needs to be seen to be believed." - Tom Sheehan of Indecision + Most Precious Blood

"Nassau Chainsaw is unsettling. By that I mean when I listen to them, I'm not sure if I want to nod my head or load my shotgun and blow someones head off" - All Else Failed

"Harder then hardcore, sicker then sick, and raw to the bone! The Brooklyn Lunatics have been thrilling and chilling audiences around NYC and the whole East Coast with their live Metal/Underground HipHop performances! You Gotta see this band Live!"
-Royal Flush Magazine (4 Star Review)

"I don't like rap and hardcore or metal but you guys do it in a way that's fuckin awesome! I can't stop listening to The Asphalt Chronicles"
- Martin Gonzalez Billy Club Sandwich

Everything about NYC outfit Nassau Chainsaw is over the top, from the quartet’s street credible hip-hop meets NYHC by way of industrial metal hybrid sound to their extended live performance that regularly features a crew of suspension artists (known as the Disgraceland Demolition Committee) and explosions galore. The troupe’s latest eight-track excursion is bolstered by a trio of heavy-hitting guest spots by Carly Coma, Tim from VOD, and Sal from Sworn Enemy during the first-half of the album, beefing up the overall presentation and giving it a vicious start. From there, Nassau Chainsaw swings towards a discernibly more rap feel, as guitar crunch is swapped for pulsating synthetic rhythms while frontman Razor Tongue spits truths that hit hard. This band is not for everyone and at times their conflicting styles may deter purists from checking it out, but Nassau Chainsaw undeniably provides a spectacle that truly expounds rock ‘n roll’s virtues at their most visceral. www.nassauchainsaw.com -Mike SOS