WxHxNx - No Cash No Thrash

Review by Kumar Swasti Priye

No Cash No Thrash by WxHxNx: A Raw, Unapologetic Ride Through Punk and Thrash Alright, let’s talk about No Cash No Thrash by WxHxNx. Released back in 2003 on the Found & Lost label, this album is a gnarly little gem that punches you right in the gut with its mix of thrash, punk, and hardcore vibes. It’s raw, unfiltered, and kinda feels like a middle finger to all the overproduced rock out there. And honestly? That’s exactly what makes it so damn good. First off, big shoutout to Shaun Filley for the artwork and Josh The Hippy for the layout—this thing looks as gritty as it sounds. Recorded by WHN? themselves (I guess they didn’t have cash to hire someone fancy), the production has this DIY edge that fits perfectly with the vibe. You can tell these guys weren’t trying to polish anything up—they just wanted to get their message across loud and fast. Now, onto the tracks. I’ve gotta give props to “Zombification Of Anytown, U.S.A.” because holy crap, does it slap. The opening riff hits like a freight train, and before you know it, you’re headbanging whether you meant to or not. Lyrically, it paints this grim picture of small-town life being eaten alive by consumerism and apathy. Like, seriously, it’s depressing but also kinda hilarious how accurate it feels even today. Plus, the chorus sticks in your brain like gum under a desk—it’s simple, catchy, and pissed-off, which is pretty much everything you want from a punk song. Another standout is “When The Dead Die Twice.” This one’s darker, heavier, and just plain mean. The vocals are spit out with so much venom you’d think the mic might melt. There’s this moment near the end where everything drops out except for this eerie guitar line, and it gives me chills every time. It’s like they’re daring you to keep listening, to see if you can handle the chaos. Spoiler alert: you probably can’t, but you’ll love trying. The third track mentioned, “What Happens Next? III,” keeps the energy high, but honestly, those first two songs steal the show for me. They’re the ones I remember when I think about this record, mostly because they hit hard and don’t let go. So yeah, No Cash No Thrash isn’t perfect—there are moments where it feels messy, almost unfinished—but maybe that’s the point. It’s an album that doesn’t care about rules or expectations; it just wants to rage. And honestly? We could all use more music like that. Here’s the kicker though: while writing this review, I realized how rare it is to find something so unapologetically real nowadays. Most bands are too busy chasing trends or streaming numbers. But WxHxNx? Nah, they were just doing their thing, making noise in some basement somewhere, and somehow ended up creating something timeless. So grab a copy if you can find one—it’s worth it just for the attitude alone. Or don’t. Who am I to tell ya? But trust me, you’re missing out.

Artist: WxHxNx
Album: No Cash No Thrash

Rock

2003

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Zombification Of Anytown, U.S.A.
What Happens Next? III
When The Dead Die Twice

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Found & Lost

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Formats

Vinyl
7"
33 ⅓ RPM

Companies

Role	Company
Pressed By	United Record Pressing
Recorded At	Dutch Oven Studio
Mixed At	Morrisound Studios

Credits

Role	Credit
Artwork	Shaun Filley
Layout	Josh The Hippy
Recorded By	WHN?

Notes

Recorded between January and July 2002 in the Dutch Oven.
Vocals, overdubs and mixed between August and September 2002 at Morrisound.
Pressing plant uncredited, identified by run-out etchings.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A): U-56212m-A WHN-03 A
Matrix / Runout (Side B): U-56212m-B WHN-03 B

About WxHxNx

What Happens Next? is a and band from the . Known for their , , and worldwide unity; as well as energetic performances. Band Members: - Devon Morf - Vocals - Robert Collins - Bass - Craig Billmeier - Guitar - Max Ward - Drums

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Robert Collins
Craig Billmeier
Max Ward
Devon Morf

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *No Cash No Thrash* by WxHxNx is a wild mix of thrash, punk, and hardcore. It came out in 2003 under the label Found & Lost. One standout detail? The track *Zombification Of Anytown, U.S.A.* feels like a chaotic love letter to small-town life gone wrong. Oh, and shoutout to Shaun Filley for the artwork and Josh The Hippy for the layout—creative teamwork at its finest!