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This EP is five tracks of anger-soaked "Phat-grooved" Hardcore with Metal/Crossover
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Basement Bar
This five song e.p. is quite impressive, especially with a great production.
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Hammerheadzine
Holy Shit this has punch.
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Edge Magazine
These PA bad-asses have put together a blisteringly killer effort that won't go ignored.
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ESPUDD.com
Destruction 412 is blatantly and purposefully nu-metal influenced. They borrow all the signature nu-sounds and mix a bit of death metal rhythm and time keeping and take from the hardcore side of metal for the vocals.
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Metal Observer
DESTRUCTION 412 could be best described as graduates from the school of KORN and FEAR FACTORY and getting their masters degree from BIOHAZARD circa first three releases. This is some serious heart pounding music. "Beggar" mixes some slight KORN riffs along with the FF like atmosphere and beats, yet the music is slow, but heavy as a ten ton hammer and Rob's throat comes off a tad like Burton C. Bell.
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Sea Of Tranquility
Hardcore and punk collide with nќ-metal on this self-titled five-track EP from Pittsburgh’s Destruction 412. Like the industrial city that berthed the band, Destruction 412 belches plenty of pollution into the sonic atmosphere.
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Metallion
Destruction 412 is a new and young American hardcore band with a nod to the commercial mallcore bands that are very popular nowadays. The band - whose name probably refers to the band's telephone code - is rough and angry which comes across in its music and lyrics.
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