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Got a little personal with this one, giving up some backstory. Tracing my path from starter pack punk rock and UK anarcho punk to discovering the crustier, more metallic and abrasive beginnings of US, west cast specifically, anarchic hardcore, with a diversion to the wilds of Brazil. It's a journey told as a timeline and one that I hope sheds some light on my own journey through music, eventually landing me where I currently am in this quagmire of tunes.
Special thanks to Bryan K Ward and anyone else involved with Christdriver for permission to use the Consumer, which goes great lengths to illustrate the contrast of their own evolution from Subvert to another beast entirely.
And also my apologies for any butchering I may have done of the Portuguese language while trying to discuss the Brazilian groups. I get an A for effort, right?
Tracklist:
- SUBVERT "The Madness Must End"
- SUBVERT "What Does it Mean"
- CHRISTDRIVER "Consumer"
- FINAL WARNING "Out of ight, Out of Mind (Live)"
- FINAL WARNING "I Quit"
- CRUCIFIX "You're Too Old"
- CRUCIFIX "Indo China"
- CHRIST ON PARADE "Chaos Breeder"
- CHRIST ON PARADE "Rock & Roll Armageddon"
- DOGMA MUNDISTA "Sky Turns Black"
- GLYCINE MAX "Crust Core"
- RATOS DE PORÃO "Crucificados Pelo Sistema"
- LOBOTOMIA "Só os Mortos Não Reclamam"
- LOBOTOMIA "Penso, Logo Desisto (Mas Insisto)"
- NÃO RELIGIÃO "Semelhantes"
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