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WARZONE - LOWER EAST SIDE CREW

This is the first ever Revelation Records release and it was also my first ever Revelation (REV) release to put into my collection. Small back-story - Rev was started by Jordan Cooper and Ray Cappo in 1987 in New York. They went on to release the who’s who of the hardcore scene at the time. Over a period of 3 years they had put out over 23 releases, including the first ever Sick of It All release, Judge – Bringing it down LP, Gorilla Biscuits – Start today lp and many more. As this was the first ever release done by Rev, not everything came out perfect. They had to get help from Kevin Seconds who ran Positive Force records and Kane from BYO records. The recording was sent to Kane at BYO records, who also worked in a pressing plant. Kane then mastered the recording and then pressed the record, he certainly pressed the record, but I’m not sure how much work went into mastering the recording!

HAVE HEART - WHAT COUNTS

What Counts as a whole is an absolutely relentless attack on trend-hoppers, greed, and false friends. Their messages are relayed with conviction and sincerity, as portrayed in vocalist Patrick Flynn’s gravelly voice. Although the vocals are relatively unique, Have Heart throw some interesting melodies and time changes into the mix, slightly reminiscent of Youth of Today.

MISFITS - THE LAST SHOW EVER

this was the original misfits LAST SHOW ever, at the greystone in detroit. Download my videos for the earliest misfits video, misfits live 1978 ft. Jerry and Glenn

TERROR - KEEPERS OF THE FAITH

There's no room for interpretation here. This isn't the sound of a hardcore band bending over backwards to appeal to a new audience. These aren't a bunch of guys trying to put in a little something for everyone. There are no games being played and there are no gimmicks being sold. This is Terror doing what they do best; you either get it or you don't.

CHAMPION - PROMISE KEPT

When someone says Straight Edge Hardcore, the glory days of bands like Minor Threat, and Gorilla Biscuits pop in to my head. However that statement is usually followed by someone talking about the newst metallic "Beat you face in if you don't believe what we do" hardcore band. So when one of my friends was rambling on about this band called Champion, and saying they reminded him of Youth of Today, Judge, and other punk influenced hardcore bands, I decided you check them out. After listening to one of their songs on Bridge Nine's website(The label that released "Promises Kept")I decided to pick this album up.

23 Oktober 2010

THIS IS HELL - WEIGHT OF THE WORLD




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[1] No One Leaves Unscathed
[2] The Night the Line Was Crossed
[3] Out Come the Bastards
[4] Bloodlines
[5] Eagle of Justice
[6] Death of World Class
[7] The Search
[8] Forever Discontent
[9] Shadows
[10] Destroyer
[11] Worship Syndrome
[12] Fall and Rise
[13] Snake Eyes

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13 Oktober 2010

RUINER LAST SHOW OCT 9, VIDEO



12 Oktober 2010

NEGATIVE APPROACH - FRIENDS OF NO ONE



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01. Friends Of No One
02. Obsession
03. I Got A Right
04. Cargo Cult
05. Kiss Me, Kill Me
06. Genocide

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11 Oktober 2010

MADBALL - EMPIRE



These guys have been around for a while, and for good reason. Madball play a mix of punk and hardcore that is simple, yet invigorating. Their latest release, Empire, spans sixteen tracks of energy, anger, and inspiration. Madball may not be changing the scene, but that’s partly because they helped build it to begin with. They’ve kept to their style, so if you were ever a fan, Empire won’t disappoint. Among the memorable moments is the anthem-like “Danger Zone”, the rise up “All Or Nothing”, and the engaging title track. Roger Miret makes an appearance with “Shatterproof”, which also becomes an easy favorite. There are other fast songs, of course. “R.A.H.C.” is a quick track about hardcore, “Tough Guy” is a crazy attack of curse words, and “Glory Years” is a solid combination of elements. There may be a lack of variety with this album, but that’s because Madball have chosen to stick with their tried and true formula. If you don’t mind this, then chances are you’ll enjoy Empire for what it is: hardcore. These guys know the genre, and this is album is no exception.

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1. Invigorate
2. Danger Zone
3. Timeless
4. All Or Nothing
5. Glory Years
6. Empire
7. Shatterproof
8. The End
9. Con Fuerza
10. R.A.H.C.
11. Hurt You
12. Tough Guy
13. Dark Horse
14. Spider's Web
15. Delete
16. Rebel4life18

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19 September 2010

SUICIDAL TENDENCIES - NO MERCY FOOL! / THE SUICIDAL FAMILY


SUICIDAL TENDENCIES - NO MERCY FOOL! / THE SUICIDAL FAMILY

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1. Suicidal Maniac
2. Possessed To Skate
3. The Prisoner
4. I Feel Your Pain...And I Survive
5. Join The ST Army
6. No Name, No Words
7. Born To Be Cyco
8. Come Alive
9. Something Inside Me
10. No Mercy Fool!
11. We're F'n Evil
12. Crazy But Proud
13. I'm Your Nightmare
14. Widespread Bloodshed...Love Runs Red

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18 September 2010

TERROR - KEEPERS OF THE FAITH


TERROR - KEEPERS OF THE FAITH

There's no room for interpretation here. This isn't the sound of a hardcore band bending over backwards to appeal to a new audience. These aren't a bunch of guys trying to put in a little something for everyone. There are no games being played and there are no gimmicks being sold. This is Terror doing what they do best; you either get it or you don't.

Terror was and is a very important part of the legendary axe that carved out the groove between thrash metal and hardcore in the earliest of the 2000s. With notoriously ferocious live shows and an uncompromising barrage of releases, these guys made a name for themselves quickly. Since then, the concept of melding the two genres has become the cheap schizophrenic whore of underground music that bears little resemblance to what we'd like to remember it as. That is, until we pop this in.

Terror have earned their title as Keepers of the Faith, preserving the scene and the sound they hold so dear. These 13 tracks are an austere and angry release true to their original mission statement. Scott Vogel returns with venomous anthems of determination, brotherhood and fearless independence. When things are done this well, I find this genre to be among my favorites.

While musically, the wheel hasn't been re-invented on KotF, these tracks are far from mundane. Terror knows the tricks of the trade and employs a great deal of them to keep the listener engaged while envisioning a utterly terrified bouncer as he copes with a surreal chaos he's more worried about surviving than containing. Thrash riffs, thunderous sing-along parts, well placed breakdowns and the occasional guitar lead make up the list of usual suspects we've come to know and love. Sound quality here is top notch and the studio magic is kept at the level it needs to be in order to prevent things from feeling overproduced.

Keepers of the Faith is a snap shot of a band who has risen to the highest ranks of hardcore and is intent on keeping it real. If you know what Terror is all about, you know what to expect. If you don't know Terror, well then, maybe it's time you get acquainted. The street cred and rock solid integrity here is preserved and the faith is well kept. Things are summed up well by Vogel himself on the closing track, Terror has "nothing to prove to you, or anybody else".


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01 - Your Enemies Are Mine
02 - Stick Tight
03 - Return To Strength
04 - The Struggle
05 - Shattered
06 - You?re Caught
07 - Dead Wrong
08 - Keepers Of The Faith
09 - Stay Free
10 - Hell And Back
11 - Only Death
12 - The New Blood
13 - Defiant
14 - T.T.I.H. (Bonus Track)
15 - Boxed In (Bonus Track)

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