Wake Up Call - One Eye Open (2006)
This is CD version of this record so it holds both the EP and the demo. It's too bad this band didn't stick around that long, because I could easily that they were top 5 favorite current bands. Every set I've seen was golden. This band was from Maine and had a good style of mixed influences. Please check it out! Enjoy.
Ten Yard Fight / Fastbreak split (1997)
Two great bands and this is a great split. What more can I say? Enjoy.
Up Front - Movement (1997)
Late Up Front release. Veyr post hardcore-esque but I really like it a lot. The vocals are very monotone throughout the entire album, but to me it still really fits. This album sounds nothing like Spirit so if you're expecting that, don't. Check it out anyway! Enjoy.
Trial - Foundation (1997)
This is easily one of the best hardcore bands of all time. Strong, political lyrics supported by a strong, technical sound. This isn't quite as technical as the LP that followed after, but it's very good none the less. Think Strife, or even earlier, Judge. Very good EP. Enjoy.
The Icemen - Rest In Peace (1991)
An awesome NYHC band. Check out this EP. Mosh. Enjoy.
The Rival Mob - Bitter Rivals Demo (2007)
One of my favorite current bands. I believe the frontman in this band also sand for XfilesX. If you dig the whole NYHC influenced Lockin Out sound, you'll enjoy this record. This band still retains originality with it, too. Seriously check out this demo. Enjoy.
Outspoken - The Current (1994)
This is an amazing 7" by a band that was definitely underrated. Heavy 90's sound mixed with melodic youth crew-esque influence. If you don't have this record, please get this right now and take a listen. The piano intro to the song, Current, does it for me every time. Enjoy.
