Review by Ragnar Terjeson Miljeteig

Deadshits, the latest album by Kitchen's Floor, showcases the band's raw and unapologetic sound. The album is a gritty portrayal of life's struggles, with lyrics that are both honest and relatable.

The album opens with the track "Down," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its heavy guitar riffs and pounding drums. "Bitter Defeat" is a standout track, with its catchy melody and poignant lyrics about the disappointments of life.

Kitchen's Floor's DIY ethos is evident throughout the album, with its lo-fi production and rough-around-the-edges sound. This gives the album a sense of authenticity that is often lacking in modern music.

However, Deadshits is not for everyone. The album's abrasive sound and bleak lyrics may be off-putting to some listeners. But for those who appreciate raw and honest music, Kitchen's Floor's latest offering is a must-listen.

Summary by Ragnar Terjeson Miljeteig

Deadshits is a powerful album that showcases Kitchen's Floor's unique sound and uncompromising vision. It may not be for everyone, but for those who appreciate raw, unfiltered music, it is a must-have addition to their collection.