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Discharge was formed when the
first wave of punk music arrived to the British shores in 1977. After several
line-up changes the band released their debut EP "Realities Of War" in 1980
(a great year!). In the early days of their career they were a pure punk band
but they went on to incorporate metal and hardcore influences as years passed
by to develop a unique sound of their own. This is a very important band out
of a purely historical point of view since they have been a major source of
inspiration for bands like Napalm Death, Extreme Noise Terror and Slipknot.
After a ten year long "break" the band now returns with their new album
which has simply been given the same name as the band. This is Discharge and
all the original band members are back together again to show the world that
they are still as aggressive, tight and hard as ever before. These hardcore /
punk veterans are no youngsters no more but they are still able to deliver an
album more energetic than most other bands of today within their genre. I have
never been a big fan of hardcore nor punk music but Discharge is one of the
few bands that I enjoy and admire. There is a raw Motörhead feeling about
this album that will probably please fans of Lemmy as
well.
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1. You Deserve Me 2. Almost |
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Alive 3. Corpse Of Decadence 4. Trust 'Em 5. M.A.D. |
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6. Accessories By Molotov 7. Into Darkness 8. Hype |
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Overload 9. You 10. What Do I Get? 11. Hell Is War |
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12. Accessories By Molotov - Remix 13. Corpse Of Decadence - |
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: 31.25
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