Embrace Today
Soldiers (Deathwish Records 2003)
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These SxE hardcore
warriors from Boston give new life to the youth crew brand
of hardcore that Boston was well-known for pumping out in
the 80's and then mid to late 90's. Sporting a thicker sound
and a fiery anger to back it up, Embrace Today debut on
Deathwish with 15 songs stuffed into less then a half hour.
Short and sweet with sing-a-longs and breakdowns. While a
lot of bands can get boring doing this fomula, Embrace Today
keep it fresh and angry without sounding overdone. While I
don't dig on the youth crew stuff a lot myself, This kept
my interest. So, much props to Embrace Today. Check it out
if this kind of hardcore is your bag. I think you'll like
it.
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
Album review
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These SxE hardcore
warriors from Boston give new life to the youth crew brand
of hardcore that Boston was well-known for pumping out in
the 80's and then mid to late 90's. Sporting a thicker sound
and a fiery anger to back it up, Embrace Today debut on
Deathwish with 15 songs stuffed into less then a half hour.
Short and sweet with sing-a-longs and breakdowns. While a
lot of bands can get boring doing this fomula, Embrace Today
keep it fresh and angry without sounding overdone. While I
don't dig on the youth crew stuff a lot myself, This kept
my interest. So, much props to Embrace Today. Check it out
if this kind of hardcore is your bag. I think you'll like
it.
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
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