Most Precious Blood
Nothing In Vain (Trustkill 2001)
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From the ashes of NYC hardcore kill-squad, Indecision, comes MPB.
Indecision members, Justin, Rachel and Sean have banded together with
new vocalist Tom Sheehan and bassist Matt Miller to form a more back
to basics hardcore unit. While I say "back to basics" I don't mean they
have are sounding like they crawled out of 1988, but more that they are
pushing a direct hardcore sound minus the more metallic sound we heard
in Indecision. By adding melodic elements of The Cure and early 80's
goth rock, MPB takes on a life of their own. Songs like "Less Then Zero,
"The Knot", "In Effigy" and "...And The Band Played On" keep you trapped
in their that will have you singing along one second and smashing the
person next to you the next. Overall, a rock-hard release that makes
MPB's future look promising.
Reviewed by: Dan White
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From the ashes of NYC hardcore kill-squad, Indecision, comes MPB.
Indecision members, Justin, Rachel and Sean have banded together with
new vocalist Tom Sheehan and bassist Matt Miller to form a more back
to basics hardcore unit. While I say "back to basics" I don't mean they
have are sounding like they crawled out of 1988, but more that they are
pushing a direct hardcore sound minus the more metallic sound we heard
in Indecision. By adding melodic elements of The Cure and early 80's
goth rock, MPB takes on a life of their own. Songs like "Less Then Zero,
"The Knot", "In Effigy" and "...And The Band Played On" keep you trapped
in their that will have you singing along one second and smashing the
person next to you the next. Overall, a rock-hard release that makes
MPB's future look promising.
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
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From the ashes of NYC hardcore kill-squad, Indecision, comes MPB.
Indecision members, Justin, Rachel and Sean have banded together with
new vocalist Tom Sheehan and bassist Matt Miller to form a more back
to basics hardcore unit. While I say "back to basics" I don't mean they
have are sounding like they crawled out of 1988, but more that they are
pushing a direct hardcore sound minus the more metallic sound we heard
in Indecision. By adding melodic elements of The Cure and early 80's
goth rock, MPB takes on a life of their own. Songs like "Less Then Zero,
"The Knot", "In Effigy" and "...And The Band Played On" keep you trapped
in their that will have you singing along one second and smashing the
person next to you the next. Overall, a rock-hard release that makes
MPB's future look promising.
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
Album Rating:
From the ashes of NYC hardcore kill-squad, Indecision, comes MPB.
Indecision members, Justin, Rachel and Sean have banded together with
new vocalist Tom Sheehan and bassist Matt Miller to form a more back
to basics hardcore unit. While I say "back to basics" I don't mean they
have are sounding like they crawled out of 1988, but more that they are
pushing a direct hardcore sound minus the more metallic sound we heard
in Indecision. By adding melodic elements of The Cure and early 80's
goth rock, MPB takes on a life of their own. Songs like "Less Then Zero,
"The Knot", "In Effigy" and "...And The Band Played On" keep you trapped
in their that will have you singing along one second and smashing the
person next to you the next. Overall, a rock-hard release that makes
MPB's future look promising.
Reviewed by: Dan White