"The absence of the guitar is not obvious, as Luke's work is enough to create a very electric and complete sound. Their influences vary a lot and they related with a broad range of hard music, making them an interesting alternative rock album. It might sound as a cliché, however each song has something different to offer and they manage to create a result that doesn't sound the same from start to finish. Having only two instruments does not limit them, but rather gives them plenty of room to spread their ideas...
A release that shows a band willing to experiment, trying to make their own sound." - RockPages

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The Grandmaster Cockroach from Athens became present in an unsuspecting time with their debut album (Music For Lousy Speakers) and after a year of existence and a proportionately regular and intense concert presence, they celebrated in the “Underathens” basement with their friends and other fans closing one cycle and starting another.
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It should be noted, however, that the tracks of their unique album have so far been delivered with impetus and technical integrity by the Cockroach twin. Personally, I have seen Luke Giannakitsa, one of the twins (the other being drummer Panagiotis Siamantis) in various bands in the past, so I already had a pretty representative picture of what he can do in a voice-over scene and his bass.
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The songs are written to be performed live but in my opinion the new songs, which we have heard and are now waiting for their official release, are bringing their songwriting a step further. Their hardcore rock and metal sound effects, among other things, are enriched with new Husker Du-type melodies (to name a pretty old name for reference) that make their material a little more accessible to more ears. However, it remains striking how a bass and a drum set can produce a full of sound with proper management by the performers. - Soundgaze