how did nobody own that name??? hqhq

By far definitely in my top 3 for Hardcore 🤘

Agreed, it never lets up

🖤 Nailed it! 🖤

They've just been confirmed for Furnace Fest in Birmingham Alabama end September 2021. Check out the line up. I'm flying over there from Belgium, the line up is that good.

@@Alerdene Appreciate the info, provided I can leave Ireland I may just see you there!!!

@@aolukcosek Let me know if you're serious about going. European credit cards don't seem to work on the festival ticket handler's website (apparently they just assume an American crowd), I had to email the organizer and they sent me a Paypal link so they could create our tickets.

🤘😎💚🔥💚🔥💚

What about drain from sc tho

.....and then if you have a one man blackmetal project you can put out a 33 minute record and call it an "EP" or "Demo" :haha :D

@@Failhaid shiiiit peep my one man shit, recorded in prison too

Couldn’t agree more!! I have the original Bridge Nine pressing of Lowest of the Low & it’s incredible.

@@davidanderson1639 That recording is angry and full of passion. This sounds none of that unfortunately.

this sounds just as sick, who cares. Maybe they just re-recorded it for fun. These songs still carry weight.

@@Youareanexperiment who cares how it sounds?? Me. Probably a few others. Is technically 'sounds' better but doesnt have anywhere near the power or angst of the originals. Old men re-recording in a proper studio there hate filled spoutings on a decade ago. Doesnt work. Loses its power. If you had a choice to listen to the original or this and you say this. All good. Different strokes.

Hell yeah 🤘😎

Love it! Thanks man.. just found out about it ! Super “flex your head” 80’s sounds!

Terror linked up with original guitarist and current Nails frontman Todd Jones to re-record a selection of songs from their first two albums, giving them the modern, live-in-studio treatment. Tbh, I don’t really see the point in this release. I picked up Lowest of The Low when it was release by Bridge Nine in 2002/2003 & have to say since Always The Hard Way there hasn’t been a Terror release that’s truly captured the energy of those first releases. If anything they should’ve dropped another live album, as there’s some awesome live recordings out there.

@@davidanderson1639 Everything after the first full-length isn't as good as everything before it.

@@davidanderson1639 I love the one with the underdog album ! And Lowest of The low of course ... Bridge Nine records ! Fuck yeah....

@@davidanderson1639 missing SPIT MY RAGE tracks ... it’s a Terror Classic’s...

Terror didn’t form until 2002. Before Terror, vocalist Scott Vogel sang for Slugfest, Despair, and for Buffalo based metalcore act Buried Alive in the mid-1990s. Drummer Nick Jett and ex-guitarist Todd Jones were members of the well-known hardcore band Carry On (who had releases on Bridge Nine and Teamwork Records).

@@davidanderson1639 -- hmmm, must have been another band called Terror because it was definitely Death, Devastation, and Terror. I think they may have been a more local opening band (perhaps from Cleveland?)...

Yup -- just looked up "Terror band Cleveland" and it was definitely these guys: ohms.fandom.com/wiki/Terror My bad... though it has been 30+ years :D

@@Mattalica-ss9pj it’s all good!! Just be thankful it’s not like the situation that hardcore band American Nightmare faced; they got issued with legal papers forcing them to change their name. So for several years they played / put out releases under the name Give Up The Ghost.

@@davidanderson1639 -- Or how about the band from San Antonio that had to change its name to "SA Slayer" because (LA) Slayer released their album first (even though SA had recorded theirs first)...

Terror>Drain

@@ccmetalhead I'm happy that you think so.

@@crooked-halo thank you

@@ccmetalhead Here's a long story...Terror put on a dope show a few weeks ago. They're always so damn good live. They're touring with Black Dalia Murder & a couple other metal bands right now. I went only to see Terror. I'm not super-into metal. So this show in Ft. Worth 3 weeks ago made news because security kept pushing people in the front & were generally being jerks. Riglea Theatre, was being super strict about anyone getting on the stage & diving, and they were trying to control the pit and prevent crowd-killing. So, Scott from Terror throws the microphone into the audience to let the crowd sing along and security grabs it aggressively from someone's hands & yells into the mic "I DON'T THINK SO!" Then he hands it back to Scott! This one security asshole also pushed some dude up front who was just up on someone's shoulders trying to sing. So Terror said that night was the worst security they'd ever experienced in their entire career. Riglea then banned Terror & hardcore shows and got in the news saying how violent & dangerous the crowd was being during Terror. Below is a video about it. Weirdly, Terror also kicked some douchebag security guard from their show in Dallas 3 years ago at a different venue, Trees! I was at that show, too. There's also a video of that if you wanna look it up, it should be close to this video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kM1zl69017q7fH0.html

@crookedhalo5266 I saw them in Minneapolis, it was awesome. That's badass, haha. To be fair I'm impressed to see hardcore shows even playing at large venues like the skyway theater. Frozen Soul was also killer. I've seen those guys twice now.

haha live bre, nemo si takav :P

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Pozz 😲