Earlier this year, I picked up the Seattle's Hardcore record from Chopping Block because Ralf's post over at It All Comes Down To This made it sound like it would be something that I'd be into. I love discovering new hardcore bands, and I enjoyed Seattle's Hardcore enough to quickly turn around and order the new Chopping Block record from Indecision.
With Seattle's Hardcore, I'd read comparisons to early 2000's hardcore, but I wasn't really picking up on it. However, here on Nowhere To Run, I'm really hearing that influence. This record feels a bit more raw and unpolished like a lot of those 2000 hardcore bands like Tear It Up or Walk The Plank, and it feels like the perfect fit for me right now as I've been listening to a lot of stuff from that era.
200 pressed on a great looking yellow vinyl.
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