"Manchester's Primitive Knot return with an album of dark, crushingly heavy riffs and dystopian dread. Listening to Fight The Future, or any Primitive Knot album for that matter, it's hard to believe that it's the work of one man. Obscured by a balaclava and going by the name Jim Knot, Manchester's prolific one-man riff-machine creates the kind of overwhelming sonic assault you’d usually associate with a full band. While undeniably uncompromising there’s something deeply enthralling and addictive about this ludicrously heavy combination of metal, industrial and psych-rock influences... The album uses sci-fi and horror to deliver an extremely pertinent message of dissent, anger and protest. The dystopian imagery perhaps once reserved for novels and film now interwoven with the daily news. As the title suggests, Fight The Future isn’t about to lie down and give up... " (Louder Than War). Ltd x 225 copies.