As the year 2020 fast approaches, there still exists a peculiarshortage of music spiritually attuned to these treacherous times.Fortunately Petbrick - the duo comprising Wayne Adams(Big Lad/Death Pedals/Johnny Broke) and Iggor Cavalera(Sepultura/Soulwax/Mixhell) - are exploring fresh lunacyanew whereby electronic experimentation, hardcore attitude,dystopian dread and in-the-red dementia collide and colludeto form a uniquely invigorating assault, custom fit for anaccelerated age.This debut employs both members’ past experience - Wayne ina variety of musical guises ranging from punk to breakcore andgabba, and Iggor in a planet-straddling metal colossus whosequesting spirit played a crucial role in the music’s evolution - yetalso cheerfully renders them obsolete in a resolutely genre-freeonslaught, damaged by the endtime intensity of Ministry andthe synapse-shredding mischief of Aphex Twin yet lodgedfirmly in the here and now.Moreover, guest vocalists are also on hand to traverse anywherefrom full-throttle intensity (as with Full Of Hell’s Dylan Walkeron the blistering ‘Radiation Facial’ or Integrity’s legendaryvocal exorcist Dwid Hellion on ‘Some Semblance Of A Story’)to exhilarating melodic counterpoint (Laima Leyton (Mixhell)on ‘Coming’) and stream-of-consciousness lunacy fromWarmduscher’s Mutado Pintado, whose splenetic tiradeson ‘Gringolicker’.Paint-stripping and deliriously potent, ‘I’ is more than merelyan exercise in the life-affirming flame of oppositional punkspirit scorching all or any musical boundaries in its path - it’san uncompromising soundtrack to a short-circuiting new era.Yet rarely has the sound of global malfunction also been somuch fun.

• 1. Horse
• 2. Radiation Facial (Feat. Dylan Walker)
• 3. Guacamole Handshake
• 4. Roadkill Ruby
• 5. Sect
• 6. Gringolicker (Feat. Mutado Pintado)
• 7. Coming (Feat. Laima Leyton)
• 8. Jesus Dropkick
• 9. Some Semblance of a Story (Feat. Dwid Hellion)
• 10. Dr Blair