Most Precious Blood- Merciless

MPB is, in my opinion, one of the most slept on bands in hardcore. This record is heavy from start to finish, and out of all of the people who I know that listen to this genre of music, not that many people are into this record... It's a shame, really, on account of how good it is. This album has one of the most epic beginning 30 seconds, and that epic-ness only carries on throughout the record. Anti-religion charged anthems pump through this record, MPB has a message to spread and they're most definitely not afraid.
If you hate God and love hardcore... Download this CD.
Even if you love God, I'm sure you can still appreciate how heavy this CD is.

Quotables:
"Master your fear."

"Crippled by selective memory, choose which lie to believe."

"Do you believe in Hell below? Do you fear a God above? Soul-searching on empty streets. You can shove your fucking love."


2005

Must Listen To Tracks: Driving Angry, Oxygen Debt, Mad As The March Hare

1. Shark Ethic
2. Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves
3. Driving Angry
4. Damage Control Freak
5. Mad As The March Hare
6. Type A Personality
7. Oxygen Debt
8. Aimed Carefully, Fired Relentlessly
9. Diet For A New America
10. Curse Of The Immortal
11. World War You
12. Narcaleptic Sleepwalker
13. Temporary Solution To A Permanent Problem

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No Warning- Ill Blood

I've finally decided to up this. This is arguably the best record released by Toronto hardcore legends, No Warning. Every song is hard, every song is mad, every song is amazing. This record is through and through hardcore at it's finest. Ben Cook makes everything sound so much angrier, combined with his "hate-the-world" lyrics, this CD makes you want to mosh or be moshed. No Warning is probably one of the most recognized hardcore outfits to ever come out of Toronto, so download this record and get into it.
If you don't know, act like you know.
Also, if you're familiar with bands such as Guns Up! and Cold World, they both ripped on No Warning pretty hard so if you like them, then you should definitely be into this record.

Quotables:
"Everybody knows, everybody talks, everybody sees but no one's saying nothing."

"Never forget, never forgive."


2002

1. Behind These Walls
2. No Time For You
3. Answer The Call
4. Short Fuse
5. Wound Up
6. Growing Silent
7. Caught In The Web
8. All New Low
9. Over My Shoulder
10. Leech
11. Pushing On
12. Ill Blood

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Ps:
A gift from me to the readers of writtenwrottenrot.blogspot.com!

Immortal Technique- Revolutionary Volume 1

This record is undeniably heavy. Heavy, not in the sense in which I would usually use on this blog, but in the sense that each song on this record hits home, one way or another. Whether it be Immortal lyrically insulting the listener on the opening track "Creation and Destruction" or the story told in dramatic fashion on the song "Dance With The Devil". Either way, this record is Hip Hop at it's finest, if you're into well constructed, well executed records of rap music, you'll be into this record. This is probably one of my favourite Immortal Technique records to date, although his newest record is pretty absurd, as well. Listen to this, though, I promise you won't be let down.

Quotables:
"Immortal Technique, the wrong motherfucker to diss. 'Cause I allowed God to let you motherfuckers exist."

"Remember something, nigga, while you rave and rant. A roach can live for 9 days without it's head but you can't."

There's really too many quotables to count. Listen closely to it all, it's all quotable material.


2001

1. Creation and Destruction
2. Dominant Species
3. Positive Balance
4. The Getaway
5. Beef and Broccoli
6. No Me Importa
7. Top Of The Food Chain
8. The Poverty of Philosophy
9. Revolutionary
10. Spend Some Time
11. Dance With The Devil
12. The Prophecy
13. Understand Why
14. No Mercy
15. The Illest
16. Speak Your Mind

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Trash Talk- Self Titled

Think Walking Disease plus way more brutality and more sludgier production.
Get into this record or die.


2006

1. The Hand That Feeds
2. Well Of Souls
3. Birth Plague Die
4. Incarnate
5. I, Block
6. Dig
7. Onward And Upward
8. Shame
9. Immaculate Infection
10. All The Kings Men
11. The Mistake
12. Revelation

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To Cherish- In Sickness And In Health

To Cherish.
Now this is a band that I've been watching grow since I was about.. 15 or 16 years old. And having watched them grow, I can inform you that this is a very impressive release for them. This record is catchy, fast, and heavy. Highlights for me are the song "In Health" featuring guest vocals of the very sexy, Matt Tobin. I find it kind of lulls in some of the softer, more melodic parts and it sort of brings the feel of the entire record down. The heavy parts, though, send chills down my spine. This is a local band, so download the CD, go buy it a show or buy a t-shirt or whatever the fuck bands are selling these days.
Either way, this is certainly a long way from Hugs and High Fives.


2008

For Fans of: Norma Jean, Botch, Scarlet

1. XII.XII.XII
2. Wives & Widows
3. To The Grave
4. In Sickness
5. In Health
6. Purgatory

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Stay Gold- Pills And Advice

You may or may not know that I'm a pretty large Killing The Dream fan. So, I took it upon myself to explore one of their largest influences, Stay Gold. AT very first listen, you can definitely tell they were a large influence for KTD. This is a great cd, although I prefer the angry yell of KTD, this record is still really good. Melodic hardcore at it's finest. This is one of their newer records, as soon as I get my hands on some of the older stuff, you br0000z will too.
Get into it.


2007

1. Best Kept Secret
2. Just Below The Surface
3. Never Sleep Aline
4. On The Homefront
5. Ring Toss
6. 40 Smith And Wesson
7. Pity Party
8. City Limits
9. Bottom Floor
10. Toy Boats And Battleships
11. Pills And Advice
12. Three Weeks

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The Banner- Frailty

This record is bad-ass. Doom, down, heavy and creepy. Gothic hardcore band, The Banner, shows their true colours on this release. The CD sounds heavy in so many different aspects, from the creepy, almost haunting beginning of the song "The Wolf" to the melodic and powerful, "Dusk". This CD is a must listen-to. If you have any stigma about this band, whatsoever, throw it aside.. Because I can guarantee you this record will blow your mind, if it's in your genre-preference of music.
Big upzzzz, The Banner.

Quotables-
"Nothing forgiven, nothing forgot."

Must Listen to Tracks- The Wolf, A Hellbound Heart, Dusk


2008

1. Welcome Fuckers
2. The Wolf
3. Leechbath
4. A Hellbound Heart
5. On Hooks
6. IWIWD
7. Sphrenia
8. Funerals
9. Dusk
10. I Am Legion
11. Ratflesh
12. The Father And The Wayward Son

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