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

"Nassau chainsaw: tools, knives, flames and chainsaws. if ya ever feel like just gettin out and leavin your bullshit at the door. Go down to the chainsaw show. everything from blood and guts to tight grooves over in your face vocals. you'll definitely forget about life for a bit." - Tim Williams VOD/Bloodsimple

"Like a Gang of Carnies stole a gasoline truck and ran it into a wall"
- Coma Candiria

"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

"N.C.D.D.C. brings something to a live show that is completely unique, an entire extreme suspension and music experience that has no presidence, this is more than a live show it is a total audio, visual, and physical assault! And if you don't know... You better ask somebody."
-Joe Amato (Skin Mechanic Suspension Team)