3x LP Bridge 9 Records: ANTIDOTE + EXPIRE + CEREMONY - neuwertig US hardcore
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Antidote "No Peace In Our Time" #B9R180
Vinyl-LP / black wax / 500 copiesAntidote vocalist Drew Stone put it best, regarding No Peace in Our Time, the NYHC band's first recorded output in 21 years: "We finally made the hard-as-fuck old-school back-to-basics record that we always wanted to make."
That record in question was self-produced by the band themselves and mastered by the legendary Howie Weinberg (Ramones, Tom Waits, Nirvana).
Track Listing:
1. Conspiracy of None
2. The Hate Machine
3. No Peace In Our Time
4. Time Is Right, Ready To Fight
5. Unaffected
6. Don't Blame Me
7. Live For Nothing
8. Not Like Them
9. Rise Above (Black Flag Cover)
10. Ignorance
Expire "Pretty Low" #B9R211
Vinyl-LP / pink wax / 4th Press / 300 copiesPretty Low lashes out like a laceration — it's a festering blister that always feels like it's been pulled too early, its wounds given too little time to heal. In the time since Expire released their fierce debut, 2012's Pendulum Swings, something happened to the Midwest hardcore band that's resulted in material that's decidedly sharper, more pointed and somehow meaner than before, sounding looser and even less caged. Their approach is still traditionally concise, but this time around, Josh Kelting's unfiltered lyrical barbs and Zach Dear's riffs take just a little longer to dig in and take hold, exploding with scathing juggernauts that lay emotional waste for 24 minutes.
Track Listing:
1. Pretty Low
2. Just Don't
3. Fiction
4. Gravity
5. Nobody
6. Old Habits
7. Forgetting
8. Callous
9. Rejection
10. If It Were Up To Me
11. Second Face
Ceremony "Still Nothing Moves You" #B9R098
Vinyl-LP / brown-marble wax / 6th Press / 1000 copiesStill Nothing Moves You is a disturbing and challenging accomplishment and what's so great about it is that it is an impossible album to describe in comparison to other bands or previous artists. Following the release of Violence Violence in 2006, Ceremony forcefully defined what it is they do as a band and in the process, they catapulted themselves into the upper echelon of hardcore and punk music. Punknews called Violence Violence "a modern hardcore masterpiece" and Ceremony's recognition came all the way from Alternative Press, who lauded the band as one of their 22 Bands Who Won't Stay Underground for Long as well as giving the band a full-page feature in 2008's "Bands to Know" issue. 2007's Bridge Nine EP Scared People was hailed as 2007's EP of the Year by Punknews once again, but until now, the band had yet to record a full-length album for Bridge Nine.
Ceremony's Still Nothing Moves You was recorded with Dan Rathbun at Polymorph Studios (Tragedy, From Ashes Rise, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum) and it's the perfect mix of clarity and quality of a professional recording without losing the dynamics and grit of a punk recording. Still Nothing Moves You takes what groundwork has been laid and adds new levels of dissonance, power, and even new tunings to the world of hardcore, further defining Ceremony as a band that can only be referred to as "for fans of Ceremony."
Track Listing:
1. Dead Moon California (Midnight In Solitude)
2. The Difference Between Looking and Seeing
3. Eraser Making Its Way Its Only Job
4. He-god-Has Favored Our Undertakings
5. A Blight On Mental Health
6. Plutocratic Swine Rake
7. Vagrant
8. Twenty-Four Hour Fever Watch
9. Entropy: No Meaning Is Also An Answer
10. Carrying Flowers
11. In Facile
12. Overcast
13. Birth. Conspire. Be. Upset
14. Uneven Pavement
15. Fading Sounds Of Your Life
16. Learn/Without
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