Bearing the underlying subtitle, A Conversation Between Hope and Despair, the fifty-minute dust storm of groove-laden, resin-coated sludge metal intensity City Of Dust delivers the most concise, diverse, and infectious hymns from the politically-motivated Tucson, Arizona-based outfit to date. Through a brutally honest outcry the album boasts thought-provoking, thematic tirades against the governmental members and parties the residents who embody GODHUNTER feel are directly responsible for a wide array of vital societal issues affecting their home region, including equal rights, a widespread water shortage, immigration and more.

Having been released through a union of Earsplit’s label, The Compound, and GODHUNTER’s Battleground Records -- on both digipak CD, limited colored vinyl and digitally -- our buddies at Gypsyblood Records joined the party and released a limted cassette version of the album for those of you who still jog with a Walkman. [The Compound / Battleground / Gypsyblood]