Minded Fury Zwevegem, Belgium
H8000 metalcore/hardcore
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EXHAUSTED
'17 REMAIN/SUSTAIN
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RELAPSE OF MANKIND
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Unbelief”
so glad I snagged this. I bought the demo ep twice, 1 time on purpose and 1 time thinking it was this on discogs, clearly not paying attention. so to think I had this and then realized I didn't made me want this so much more. this is perfectly executed sxe hardcore 90s style. the indecision nods are great, a band very dear to my heart. when blindfold came on my 41 year old ass jumped out of the chair a I was looking for the Mic lol. very exciting band . ffo. all out war. indecision obviously
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Unbelief”
Impressive hardcore here. Was really impressed with not only the sound, but also the spirit behind the music. This is angry and in your face. Speaks well to the potential fascist future that we face. Well worth your listen!
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The Body Is A Burden
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Another satisfying dose of metallic, sludgy melodic post-hardcore from the Newcastle, Australia-based outfit.
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Howling, For The Nightmare Shall Consume
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The thundering new release from the legendary Integrity is a vision of Armageddon, full of blazing riffs and hairpin turns.
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Cavern of Inoculated Cognition
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Survival Instinct
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Unbelief”
If you ever liked nineties hardcore, or the seemingly endless amount of bands that jock that style without paying homage or respect to the forerunners, you need this album in your life. Morning Again does it right. Heavy breakdowns, thrash laden hooks and layered dissonant guitars that make us old guys want to flip over our office desks and “open this pit up” right on James from Accounting’s face. Skip coffee and get this instead. This is the soundtrack to you taking your life back. Fuck... this is good. Also... one of the MOST underrated bands from the nineties. Glad these guys are back!!!
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