Opitz is the snazzy band with members of Contrastic, a criminally overlooked gem of a grind band that took my foul breath away when I first heard it. Even now when I'm out of breath mints, I listen to their Self Titled album and it does the job just as well. That's because Contrastic weaved some completely offbeat and refreshingly irregular parts in its grind music. Weird electronic samples and unsettling segments, rare beautiful leads, momentum warping tunes, and wacky mermaid imagery and presentation set them far apart from their grindclone peers. So how do Opitz sound in comparison with Contrastic? Honestly, although Opitz's music is vividly reminiscent of Contrastic, it is not a patch on the adorable quirkiness quotient of the latter. Then again, Opitz is considerably heavier and faster, and their subdued quirkiness is of a different nature; here the distinct eccentric parts are mostly in the form of dirge-laden crusty sequences reminiscent of Remains of the Day – not as unique as those of Contrastic, but they work well enough. Sounds of the Animal Kingdom Brutal Truth has remained the biggest influence for the band members, and for a fuller realisation of the band's sound you could infuse some of the hardcore-tinged grind that is comparable to the Pigsty material on the latter part of Pigs Are Back. Overall, Opitz play good, delectable grind that is any day better than the cliched ones, but I was left wanting for more from the band particularly in the eccentricity department, which has sadly experienced a significant cutback due to the reinforcement in the band's heaviness and intensity. Still, it wouldn't be wrong on our part to expect great things from Opitz in the future.
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