Martyrdod don't make arbitrary decisions. For the last decade, the heavy, agile, and inquisitive Swedish punk band has thatched a dozen different influences to its national heritage of D-beat and crustpunk. They've incorporated noise rock excess and death metal-like samples, doom metal deliberation and classic rock theatrics, using these pieces to build deliberately outward from a primitive and identifiable foundation. T. Moments of Elddop hint at the Allman Brothers Band, AC/DC, and Nirvana. Martyrdod, then, have accepted the spirit and sound of their lineage only on the condition that they're not limited by it. These 15 tracks hit hard, early, and often, but Martyrdod have become experts at finesse, too. They're able to buttress the blows with elements that seem unexpected even when they repeat. Call it crust-plus.