Ressurection was around for a couple of years in the early 1990's, that featured the vocals of Robert Fish (of 108 fame). Simply put, if you listen to and enjoy 108, you will enjoy Ressurection.
Tracklist: 1) New Day 2) Eyes Of A Silence 3) Ash Of Tears 4) Guidance
Umbrage is a straight edge band from Japan that plays 90's style hardcore in the vein of Chokehold, Birthright, and Culture. Before hearing about bands like Umbrage and xShiverx, I had no clue that there was a solid straight edge scene in Japan. I'm stoked.
Tracklist: 1) Divorced 2) Long Way Home 3) Finding Faith 4) Life Moves On 5) Nowhere USA 6) That Ain't Real Much 7) Eye For An Eye 8) Judged
You better like Blacklisted, if you don't there's something wrong with you. Everything this band has put out is awesome. Definitely one my favorite current hardcore bands. This is a live radio set from a couple years ago. (Shout out to xKaylax and her eventual husband).
Tracklist: 1) Unbroken - Final Expression 2) Unbroken - Setup 3) Groundwork - End Of The Line 4) Groundwork - Nude 5) Groundwork - Happy Puppet
Two great bands came together in 1993 to put out this 7" that came out on Bloodlink Records. Not much to say about this one, besides the fact that these are awesome songs. Classic.
Tracklist: 1) Territorial Pissings (Nirvana) 2) Symptom of the Universe (Black Sabbath) 3) Alan's on Fire (Poison Idea) 4) Teenage Lobotomy (Ramones) 5) Who D'You Know (Left For Dead) 6) Skin Graft (Left For Dead)
These are the songs from all the Witches Sabbath 7"s released so far. Their covers always seem to be really good, and these are no exception. The songs are in order of which edition they're from, both Left for Dead covers were on Witches Sabbath V.
Yet another look back on an awesome video. This time it's a live video from '98 of the Erie, Pennsylvania hardcore band, Brother's Keeper. If you didn't already know, they became known for Mike Ski's goofy, but awesome, style of vocals. He sounds like a dying hyena that is being choked, get into it. 'No Love For The Haters' is probably my favorite song from the band.
The clip starts off with Ski telling the crowd to move up before the mosh commences. He throws out some hip hop type shit when he says, "Let's get this party started!" Yes, let's. I'm down already.
- 0:21: Ski begins moving up and down. I don't know what's happening but I'M STOKED. - 0:35: "I CAN SEE!" The mosh erupts and people go off. Begin headbanging. Kids are going nuts and it gets me excited. - 1:27: Oh shit, he's going to punch somebody, yes!...Nope, nevermind. - 1:35: The choking hyena shows itself and yells out "Come on!" - 1:42: On stage mosh. Almost a floorpunch technique. Approved and acceptable. - 1:48: Ski is jumping up and down like he's in a damn Lil Jon video. This is getting good. - 2:04: Although it's a dark video, you can definitely see some bleached blonde heads in the crowd. Hell yeah, the 90's are showing through this clip. - 2:17: More 'party jumping'. Is this a hardcore show or Lollapalooza?..."Who cares?" Good point. - 2:20: This is what we call a 'sneak attack backflip stage dive'. Executed perfectly. 15 points to that guy. - 2:52: So much energy. You don't even have to like this band to be moshing right now.
As a closing statement, I suggest you either a) listen to more of this band or b) research how to sound like a dying animal (which is a good thing) and then start a band using those vocals. It worked for Brother's Keeper, it worked for Harvest (have you heard Epicure? Fuck), and it worked for Converge. Hell yeah.
Tracklist: 1) Nuclear Waste Bring That Shit (We Want A State Full of Radiated Super Heroes) 2) If This Band Thing Doesn't Pan Out, We're Joining the Army 3) - .. - ... .- ..-. ..- -.-. -.- .. -. --. - .. -- . -- .- -.-. .... .. -. . 4) God Is In His Heaven, All Is Right With The World
This is a really good EP from a band that's generally underrated. The fourth song on this is one of my favorite songs from them and I think it's fucking epic. Plus, what other band has a song title in morse code?
Tracklist: 1) All Out War 2) Ecocide 3) Stand By 4) No Allegiance
The first release from this vegan straight edge band, that came out in '92. 4 quick, but awesome, songs that are among my favorites. Who knew that this band would be one of the biggest in hardcore? Check out the video (which came from Earth Crisis' dvd) below, as well. Tell me that shit is not funny, I dare you.
Tracklist: 1) Irish Wristwatch 2) Twice 3) Wallingford Is Still Doomed 4) Losing Skin (Seaweed Cover)
Another 7" from Sinking Ships, their last release with Revelation records. This release has some good songs on it and the cover sounds good even though I had no idea who Seaweed were when I got this.
Tracklist: 1) Death Camps 2) Days Of Confusion 3) The Only One 4) Down But Not Out 5) Crush The Demoniac 6) Fugitive 7) Then And Now 8) Age Of Quarrel
The second record from the Cro-Mags, that came out in '89. Before 'Best Wishes' was recorded, John Joseph left the band (but later came back), leaving Harley to take over bass and vocal duties for this cd. Regardless of whether or not this is their 'first metal album' or 'not as good as Age Of Quarrel', it's still really awesome for what it is. Definitely a different vibe than what I'm sure you're used to hearing, but it still rules. The intro on "The Only One" is still one of my favorites, hands down. Mosh.
This is the bonus track from the vinyl edition of You Fail Me. It's a good song, but I can also see why they didn't put it on regular version. You should also get stoked on their new album, cause I'm sure it will be one of the best of the year.
This post is merely to showcase a good song, not the record. 'Tales From The Hard Side' comes from Biohazard's third record, State of the World Address, that came out in 1994, I believe. Check out this video. Epitome of the 90's style. Bleached blonde hair, ponytails hidden under backwards baseball hats, and clothes that were a couple of sizes too big. Awesome. A wise man once said (in reference to a Terror video), "Yo, if you muted this, it would look like a damn hip-hop video." The same can be said about parts of this video, but that can be expected coming from a band that Wikipedia labels "rapcore". Hard style. What do you know about pitting to a band with their merch on? Ask a Biohazard fan about that.
Tracklist: 1) Allegiance - Bottled Violence (Minor Threat) 2) American Nightmare - Depression (Black Flag) 3) Attitude - Fortunate Son (Creedance Clearwater Revival) 4) Champion - Is Anybody There? (Alone In A Crowd) 5) Coalesce - Black Dog (Led Zeppelin) 6) Converge - Annihilate This Week (Black Flag) 7) Cradle of Filth - Death Comes Ripping (The Misfits) 8) Cursed - Search and Destroy (Iggy and the Stooges) 9) Darkest Hour - Go Back to the Gym (Battery) 10) Earth Crisis - Earth A.D. (The Misfits) 11) Ed Gein - Breed (Nirvana) 12) Foundation - What's The Point? (Paid In Blood) 13) Hatebreed - Set It Off (Madball) 14) Let Down - Every Time (Failure Face) 15) Mastodon - The Bit (The Melvins) 16) Most Precious Blood - Sweet Child O' Mine (Guns N' Roses) 17) Outbreak - Supertouch (Bad Brains) 18) Panic - Fall on Proverb (Unbroken) 19) Poison the Well - Today (The Smashing Pumpkins) 20) Pulling Teeth - Symptom of the Universe (Black Sabbath) 21) Ramallah - A Day In The Life (The Beatles) 22) Refused - Voodoo People (Prodigy) 23) Rise Against - Anyway You Want It (Journey) 24) Rot In Hell - Kingdom of Heaven (Integrity) 25) Shai Hulud - Linoleum (Nofx) 26) Terror - Kickback (Breakdown) 27) The Hope Conspiracy - Nervous Breakdown (Black Flag) 28) This Is Hell - When Death Closes Your Eyes (108) 29) Thrice - Seeing Red/Screaming at a Wall (Minor Threat) 30) Zombie Apocalypse - Welcome to the Jungle (Guns N' Roses)
This is a mix of some of our favorite covers. You can thank Geoff for the Cradle of Filth song. If you think there's a certain song we should have put on here tell us, we very well might do another one. Be warned, it is a large file.
Tracklist: 1) Killing Fate 2) Fire Walk With Me 3) Deeper Than Blood 4) Torn Away 5) Suffocate 6) Depth Of Black 7) Falling Into Ashes 8) Harboring The Fear 9) Skulldozer
xClearx's only full-length, I believe. This record came out in 1999, but due to band difficulties, they broke up and played their last show about a year after this LP came out. Really dark and metallic hardcore.
These are two B-sides from Life Long Tragedy's last album. I thought Runaways was a vast improvement over their older material and wish they had stayed around longer. These songs keep with the feel of that album.
Tracklist: 1) Treating Myself To A Bullet 2) Fed Up (Judge cover) 3) Not As Mine 4) Still Crossed 5) Born Of You 6) Apologies 7) Twenty-Four
In 1998, Culture re-recorded 5 songs from the Born Of You LP, which originally came out in 1995. This record was a spoof of Judge's 'Chung King Can Suck It' and was an attack on Mike Warden, the owner of Conquer The World Records, whom was suspected of secretly repressing and selling the record. Pit beef.
This material never officially got released, but here it is. The Judge cover is fucking awesome*.
1) Murdario Stomp 2) Pure Disgust 3) The Violent Few (O.L.C.) 4) Crime Ridden Society 5) Real Domain 6) Our Scene, Your Fear 7) Str-hate Edge 8) Riots 9) Our Fight
The now-legendary release from this notorious Cleveland straight edge band. One Life Crew signed to Victory Records in the 90's, but was dropped from the roster soon after supposedly because of a fight that broke out during their set at the '96 Cleveland Hardcore Festival.
'Murdario Stomp' still stands as being one of the hardest intros, in my book.
Tracklist: 1) Behaviourial Resistance 2) Sin of Malice 3) Final Word
It's Holy Terror, you know you love it. As change of pace though they're from Britain, notice the extra 'u' in Behavioural, very British. Anyways, they're good and they're working on their Deathwish debut, so get pumped.
This demo is damn good, probably my favorite release from them. I remember being blown away the first time I saw them, back when they were touring on this alone. Plus the singer does great live for someone with asthma. "I fear those who believe, they have god on their side"=fucking hard.
Tracklist: 1) Reebok Commercial 2) Time 3) Red Skies 4) Alone 5) Point of View 6) Marlboro Man 7) The Longest Line (Nofx Cover) 8) Freak Scene(Dinosaur Jr. Cover)
Old Blink 182, like from 1993 old. Sure the quality isn't great, but it's cool to hear them before they blew up. Listen to it and get stoked on songs you'll never hear them play live.
Tracklist: 1) Uncivil Hands 2) Seed 3) Stun The Evolution 4) To Die A Bitter Death 5) Noteworthy Instruction
As I have stated before, Morning Again is one of my favorite bands from the 90s. This is a compilation record that contains the songs from Morning Again's first two 7" releases that were on Immigrant Sun Records.
I'm about to win the "My Statement of Life In A Dying World" 7" on eBay. Get into it.
Tracklist: 1) Behind The Mask 2) Forced To Kill 3) Firestorm 4) Ecocide 5) Forged In The Flames/The Order That Shall Be 6) Goddess Of Death 7) Knight Of Justice 8) In A Time Of Strife
Vegan straight edge at its finest. 'The Order That Shall Be' is among EC's best songs, in my opinion. I fucking love this band.
Tracklist: 1) Set In Motion 2) The Hideout 3) Landslide
This is the first demo from the Atlanta Straight Edge band Foundation. They are really blowing up now and it has been awesome watching this band grow; from once being just a local that played in front of a handful of people to now playing with bands like Bane and Have Heart all around the country. Sick.
Tracklist: 1) Judgment's Coming 2) Free In Constraint 3) Threat 4) Vicars Of Glutton Filth (Apocalypse Now) 5) A Lesson In Fear 6) Deconstruct Their Lies
Vegan straight edge out of Syracuse, New York that began in the late 90's. For fans of Earth Crisis, Buried Alive, etc. Really hard.
Tracklist: 1)Shadows That Move 2)Welcoming War 3)Thank You For This 4)We Built This Come War 5)Call of the Mastodon 6)Sick Leg 7)Hail To Fire 8)Deep Sea Creature 9)Battle at Sea
This comes from way back in 2000 when they still had their old singer. These songs were later re-recorded with the new singers for other releases. Check it out for a glimpse at the band before they started to put out more Prog-Metal albums.
Tracklist: 1) Behind This Wall 2) Thursday 3) Anxiety Asking 4) Broken 5) Before The Dawn 6) Running In Place 7) Guidance 8) Face Up 9) Turn It Around 10) Shadow Of Lies 11) Life Goes On 12) Prophecy 13) Descent 14) Growing Stronger 15) Get It Back 16) Feeding The Fire 17) Insecurity 18) My Turn To Win 19) To Lose 20) Few And The Proud 21) Empty Promises 22) Never Again 23) Over The Line 24) Turning Point 25) To Lose 26) Face Up 27) Never Again 28) Behind My Back 29) Turning Point 30) Curtain Falls 31) Empty Promises 32) Growing Stronger 33) Down 34) Hollow Inside 35) Unexpressed 36) Undertow 37) Will To Speak 38) Watching It Fall
I got this record (as well as a Never Enough longsleeve) through a trade from a good friend. I gave up "Gomorrah's Season Ends" by Earth Crisis for this, and I'd say it was well worth the trade. Such a good band. "Behind This Wall" is perfect.
Tracklist: 1) The Turn On 2) Switchblades And Serenades 3) Pretty Girls Just Die The Same 4) (V) For Vendetta 5) I Killed Midnight 6) Stories Hollywood Never Tells 7) Where Death Is The Cure
As far as I know, this is the only release from this Bridge 9 band. Hardcore in the vein of American Nightmare and Panic. Solid record.
Tracklist: 1) Track 1 2) Manhood 3) Wrote Off 4) Full Spectral Dominance 5) Juggling Anxieties
This was recorded after their LP Cave had been recorded but before it was released. These songs were re-recorded for the Glacial Reign LP. I couldn't figure out what Track 1 is though.
Tracklist: 1) Instant Circulation 2) Garlic Breakfast 3) We Will Bring Our Riot to the Courtyard of the Cunt Heir to the Throne
This was released a couple months before their full-length Sleepwell Deconstructor and the songs on this are also on that. Nonetheless this is a solid release from an underrated band
Tracklist: 1) What Brings May Flowers? 2) Handful Of Trinkets 3) Dos Equis 4) Nowhere Circles Around A Plastic Town 5) Turned States Evidence 6) The Greatest Of Speakers 7) I Would Have Crawled Forever (Had I Known The Humiliation) 8) Termites In His Smile 9) Some Of Us May Never See Paris 10) Last Year Halloween Fell On A Weekend
Sons of Abraham was a Jewish straight edge band that included members who went on to form Glassjaw. Fun fact: The last song on this record has the same intro as the Glassjaw song "Siberian Kiss".
Tracklist: 1) Evergreen Terrace - Blue Eyes, Black Heart 2) Evergreen Terrace - Burned Alive By Time 3) Evergreen Terrace - Cut Down To Oblivion 4) Evergreen Terrace - Bitter Ending 5) xOne Fifthx - xHey Tallahassee, I Think You Dropped Somethingx 6) xOne Fifthx - Can Adam See Your Boobies? 7) xOne Fifthx - Four Door Killer 8) xOne Fifthx - Put Another Quarter In The Jukebox, Baby 9) xOne Fifthx - The Shit Hit The Fan
One of my favorite splits, hands down. Some of the best material from both bands.
Tracklist: 1) Brainchild 2) Something Wicked 3) Annulment 4) One And Only 5) Shell 6) CPAI - 75 7) The Triumph 8) Eucharist 9) 95 10) CPAI - 76
Yet another record that I found and bought at CD Warehouse. Bloodlet was a metallic hardcore band on Victory Records, before that label went to complete shit. Apparently, Victory used the words "devil-core" and "evil-core" when promoting this band to emphasize their dark sound. Heavy.
Tracklist: 1) These Times That Try Men's Souls 2) Supplication 3) Council Of Perfection 4) More Bitter Than Death 5) Advent Of A Miracle 6) Measure Of Consequence 7) Sorrow Is A Sage 8) Increase 9) The Fall Of Babylon
Loud, heavy Christian hardcore from the 90's. The drummer went on to play with Shai Hulud.
Tracklist: 1) Your Sweet Six Six Six 2) Wicked Game (Chris Issak cover) 3) The Heartless 4) Our Diabolikal Rapture 5) It's All Tears (Drown In This Love) 6) When Love And Death Embrace 7) The Beginning Of The End 8) Don't Fear The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult cover) 9) For You
Another one of my favorite releases from HIM. This is their first full-length and it rules. 'For You' is one of my favorite songs, period.
This is the last release from Sinking Ships, for the most part you could only get one from Sound and Fury 2008, their last show, but they sold some online afterward. If I remember right the singer said Out of Touch is his favorite Sinking Ships song.
Tracklist: 1)Destination Death or Better Days 2)The Farmers Holiday Association 3)Fakes Like You Make Me Sick
The first official release from one of my favorite Hardcore bands of all time. If you didn't get to see this band live then I feel bad for you. The first two songs were later put on the re-release of My Love My Way. This is the only appearance of track 3 on an official release, which might be a good thing since I don't think it matches the quality of their other songs.
Tracklist: 1)Audition Ipecac 2)Half-Cocked Concepts 3)De La Souls 4)Stand Up(Let's Get Murdered) 5)Bush League Psyche-Out Stuff 6)Paul Kersey To Jack Kimball 7)Safety in Speed(Heavy Metal) 8)The Kill in Me 9)Yeah Right(Science, Science) 10)Audition M.D. 11)P.O.S. Is Ruining My Life 12)Living Slightly Larger 13)Suicide Uma Schrantz 14)Bleeding Hearts Club(MPLS Chapter) 15)A Teddy Bear and a Tazer 16)Audition Mantra
So this isn't Hardcore, but it's really good Hip-Hop. He has a good flow and lyrics that aren't retarded, he even mentions Isis on another cd. It's Hip-Hop by someone who grew up on Punk and can still appreciate it. It has guest spots from Slug of Atmosphere and Greg of the Bouncing Souls.
Tracklist: 1) Go It Alone - The Late Shift 2) Lights Out - Never Stop 3) Lion of Judah - They Won't Get Me 4) Blacklisted - Divorced (Shit, this song rules) 5) Iron Boots - Bizarre 6) Iron Boots - Locked In Sight 7) Keep It Up - Zero Tolerance 8) Snake Eyes - DC 9) Robot Whales - We Think We're Movin' 10) Internal Affairs - City Of Angels 11) Sinking Ships - Turn My Headphones Up 12) Righteous Jams - The Fight/Your Game 13) Down To Nothing - I Will Win 14) Cold World - Stop Snitchin' 15) Mind Eraser - World Unfolds 16) Mind Eraser - Brought Back To Life 17) Fucked Up - Dropout 18) Mental - The Evils
This comp rules and there's a ton of great stuff on it. Enough said.
Tracklist: 1) It Runs Deep 2) Saying Something 3) Something Better 4) Learn To Listen 5) Keep It Together 6) Searching 7) The Sake Of Dedication 8) To Be Sincere 9) Straight Edge Pride
This is another record that I found at a CD Warehouse for a couple bucks. Good buy. Straight edge youth crew out of Norway, I believe. Lace your Air Maxs up and circle pit. (Collin, I'm talking to you)
Tracklist: 1) Swallow Your Tongue 2) Head on a Stick 3) Testify 4) Murderin' The Hog 5) Jesus Fish Out Of Water 6) Noise 7) I Hate What I Don't Understand 8) The Odd Couple 9) A Cozy Treat 10) These Nails, How The Rust 11) A Blast From the Past 12) STD 13) Excruciation 14) I Wish I Was Worse 15) Fuck 'Em 16) Ay, Guy 17) Crazy 18) God Fearing 19) Unemployment 20) Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 21) Falling Down 22) Wreck Yourself
Not only is this record ungodly fast, it's one of the most pissed off records I've ever heard. It's only 20 minutes, but a damn good 20 minutes. Some members play in Wolf Whistle now.
Tracklist: 1) AK Modan 2) Lifting The Ban 3) The Darkside 4) Sinking In Sin 5) Body Wheeps 6) Mainstream 7) Grief (Deal With Death) 8) Superstench 9) Prayers 10) Stompbox 11) Slaves Of Decay 12) (Hidden Track)
Really heavy, metallic hardcore hailing from Belgium. They put out a few records on Good Life Recordings that ruled. Check it out.
Tracklist: 1) Last Beat Of My Heart 2) Reconsider 3) Lies 4) False Prophet Preaching 5) Those Homophobic 6) Blindfold 7) One Last Time 8) Hallowed Be Thy Name 9) No 10) Disregard 11) World's Apart 12) Resurrection 13) Subside 14) Promise 15) Believe 16) You Dissolve 17) Never Again 18) Victims Of A Callous Society 19) Cowards 20) Expectations 21) Destiny 22) Under Siege 23) Untitled 24) Dream Come True 25) Slave 26) Sharpener 27) No Place Like Home
Indecision rules, Most Precious Blood rules, and pretty much everything surrounding these bands are awesome. This record is a collection of songs from the band's past that were featured on different comps and records.
Is there any light at the end of this tunnel that we call life?
Tracklist: 1) Three Days 'Til Christmas 2) Countless Rooftops 3) In Good Hands 4) New Song (I Don't Imagine You And I Anymore) 5) Thank You So Much For Having The Courage To Help A Friend Change His Life For The Better
Not much to say about this release other than the fact that it's really loud, fast, and melodic. For the record, I hate long song titles.
Tracklist: 1) Smash Your Enemies 2) Kill An Addict 3) Under The Knife 4) Filth 5) Not One Truth 6) Severed 7) Puritan
This marks the beginning of the Hatebreed revolution. This is another release that I found at a CD Warehouse for $3 or $4, and it was definitely worth it. Mosh.
Tracklist: 1) Chamber Spins Three 2) Punishment 3) Shades Of Grey 4) Business 5) Black And White And Red All Over 6) Man With A Promise 7) Disease 8) Urban Discipline 9) Loss 10) Wrong Side Of The Tracks 11) Mistaken Identity 12) We're Only Gonna Die (From Our Own Arrogance) 13) Tears Of Blood
In honor of recent Biohazard merch scores, I decided to post Urban Discipline. Great record, and 'Punishment' still has the hardest intro. Mosh.
"And when you're in fucking Brooklyn, you best WATCH - YOUR - BACK!"
Really short, fast straight edge hardcore. It's too bad this EP is only two songs long, because it rules. Mosh to The Promise in your bedroom. "Crussshhhhh alllllll fakes."
Some of the earliest recorded material from HIM. Metallic and loud, and it doesn't sound like their later releases as heard on (probably) MTV. I listen to this demo/band way too much for my own good. Hands down, my favorite band ever, despite the shit talking that comes with it. Fight me.