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I took a chance on the first Spite House record back in 2022, and while I didn't really listen to it a whole lot at the time, it was a really solid album that reminded me of some of the melodic post-punk stuff of the early 90's. I've come to really appreciate that record over the past couple...

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When I first got into hardcore and started going to shows in Boston, there was a band named Only Living Witness that would often be on the bill and I saw them a number of times in 1991 and 1992. I bought their Complex Man 7 inch at a show, and enjoyed it, but my taste was rapidly changing at the time and before too long OLW was "too metal" for me. I lost track of the band after ...

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One of my favorite discoveries these past couple of years has been The Cure. The whiplash of having zero interest in the band to having them at the top of my listening stats for two years in a row has been shocking. I've kept my experience with the band pretty narrow, only really listening to Disintegration (1989), Wish (1992) and their latest, href="https://recordnerdyo.blog...

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Gruesome Echoes

I've loved Gruesome since hearing their first record, Savage Land, back in 2015. They came together to pay tribute to the late Chuck Schuldiner and the band Death, and they have stayed true to that mission with each record sounding like a long lost Death recording session. I loved...

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The first time that I heard Ignite was when I picked up the Scarred For Life CD back in 1994. The CD contained the songs from the first Ignite record, plus a few bonus tracks, but I had no idea that the 7 inch even existed at the time... even though I was buying lots of vinyl at that time... so I was content with the CD. It wasn't until MANY years later that I even realiz...

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