Karate’s Make It Fit marks their long-awaited return after 20 years. Known for blending post-hardcore, slowcore, and jazz, the band has returned with a more mature, refined sound while keeping their core style intact. This new album reflects their growth, with a mix of introspective lyrics and tight musicianship that showcases where they are today rather than just attempting to recapture past glories. Longtime fans of the band, which disbanded in 2005 due to Geoff Farina’s hearing issues, have eagerly awaited this release, sparked by their reunion and re-releases through Numero Group. But is it worth your time? Let’s dig into what the critics think.
Karate - Make It Fit
A Triumphant Return of Jazz-Inflected Post-Hardcore After 20 Years
Oct 30, 2024
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