Product Description

Agnostic Front has been the face of New York City hardcore since the days when Alphabet City was unsafe after dark. Nowthat the average East Village resident is more likely to grab some brunch with a friend on Sunday morning instead of nursing a stab wound, it's easy to forget the power and desperation behind Agnostic Front's prime material. They aim to remind the world with their new album, WARRIORS, as tough a slab of old-school hardcore as you're likely to hear anytime soon.
Singer Roger Miret tears into the tales of perseverance, unity, betrayal, crime, and suffering that have long made up the bulk of the Front's lyrical fixations with his choked, vicious bark while the music thrashes about like boot-clad feet. Songs like "Dead to Me" hit like broken masonry while "For My Family" looks back with fondness and respect at New York's hardcore community. The real thing is still available for anyone who doesn't think they can get pure hardcoreanymore.

Track Listing

1. Addiction
2. Untitled Track 1
3. Untitled Track 2
4. Untitled Track 3
5. Untitled Track 5
6. Untitled Track 6
7. Untitled Track 7
8. Dead To Me
9. Untitled Track 9
10. Untitled Track 10
11. Untitled Track 11
12. Untitled Track 12
13. Untitled Track 13
14. Untitled Track 14
15. Outrage
16. Untitled Track 16
17. Untitled Track 17
18. Untitled Track 18
19. Untitled Track 19
20. Untitled Track 20
21. Untitled Track 21
22. Warriors
23. Untitled Track 23
24. Untitled Track 24
25. Untitled Track 25
26. Untitled Track 26
27. Untitled Track 27
28. Untitled Track 28
29. Black And Blue
30. Untitled Track 30
31. Untitled Track 31
32. Untitled Track 32
33. Untitled Track 33
34. Untitled Track 34
35. Untitled Track 35
36. Change Your Ways
37. Untitled Track 37
38. Untitled Track 38
39. Untitled Track 39
40. Untitled Track 40
41. Untitled Track 41
42. Untitled Track 42
43. For My Family
44. Untitled Track 44
45. Untitled Track 45
46. Untitled Track 46
47. Untitled Track 47
48. Untitled Track 48
49. Untitled Track 49
50. No Regrets
51. Untitled Track 51
52. Untitled Track 52
53. Untitled Track 53
54. Untitled Track 54
55. Untitled Track 55
56. Untitled Track 56
57. Revenge
58. Untitled Track 58
59. Untitled Track 59
60. Untitled Track 60
61. Untitled Track 61
62. Untitled Track 62
63. Untitled Track 63
64. We Want the Truth
65. Untitled Track 65
66. Untitled Track 66
67. Untitled Track 67
68. Untitled Track 68
69. Untitled Track 69
70. Untitled Track 70
71. By My Side
72. Untitled Track 72
73. Untitled Track 73
74. Untitled Track 74
75. Untitled Track 75
76. Untitled Track 76
77. Untitled Track 77
78. Come Alive
79. Untitled Track 79
80. Untitled Track 80
81. Untitled Track 81
82. Untitled Track 82
83. Untitled Track 83
84. Untitled Track 84
85. Untitled Track 85
86. All These Years
87. Untitled Track 87
88. Untitled Track 88
89. Untitled Track 89
90. Untitled Track 90
91. Untitled Track 91
92. Untitled Track 92
93. Untitled Track 93
94. Forgive Me Mother
95. Untitled Track 95
96. Untitled Track 96
97. Untitled Track 97
98. Untitled Track 98
99. Untitled Track 99

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #91613 in Music
• Released on: 2007-11-06
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .21 pounds

Customer Reviews

MORE WORKING CLASS ANTHEMS FROM THE BIG APPLE!
Better album than I expected with a good mix of fast & furious & sing/shoutalongs! There are a couple of fillers but on the whole, there are some great tracks; For My Family (a real NYHC anthem), All These Years & many more. Great riffs, excellent production, some very good bass guitar & drumming, particularly on the thudding kick drums. Roger Miret's vocals aren't the best in the genre, but are less strained than on Another Voice and there's no doubting the sincerity here, or the lyrical conviction. It's just that the occasional guest vocals on a couple of tracks do seem to overshadow Miret's deficincies.
14 tracks in total, the album is just over 30 minutes long - no real surprises but it's solid (literally) music from the streets & the heart.