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THE REVIEW
We should all be reported; myself first. Because there is no review of this striking, damn, and raw Hardcore.
Agnostic Front = Roger Miret. Roger Miret = Agnostic Front.
The debut of the urban legend of New York; we're in 1983. "Do It Yourself" their motto always shouted at concerts.
Ten tracks in six minutes; yes, you read that right, and I'll repeat it in uppercase: TEN TRACKS IN SIX MINUTES...
Burning minutes, that scorch; bone-crushing anthems, proclamations shouted against capitalist society, against the American government.
Volcanic guitar breaks. An overwhelming physical relationship with the audience at their live shows.
Recordings more than underground with a ridiculous budget; they give their soul, they give everything in every single note.
Raw, direct, masculine...a total sonic confusion, a wall of energy that paralyzes.
All I need to mention is "Final War": 22 devastating seconds that explode in Roger’s final liberating scream "This is the Final War" repeated four times...”and there will be no one left"!!!
The remaining nine (s)tracks are on the same destructive level.
Legendary season, legendary band.
Diabolos Rising 666.
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Summary by Bot
Agnostic Front's United Blood EP is a seminal 1983 hardcore punk release defined by its raw, intense energy and fierce political messages. The EP's rapid-fire ten tracks span only six minutes but deliver relentless power and underground authenticity. The review highlights Roger Miret's iconic role and the band's electrifying live presence. 'Final War' is noted as a standout brutal anthem. This debut remains a legendary testament to the New York hardcore scene.Tracklist Lyrics
Agnostic Front
Agnostic Front are an American hardcore punk band from New York City, formed in 1980. Co-founded by guitarist Vinnie Stigma and fronted since the early 1980s by Roger Miret, they helped define NYHC with the United Blood EP (1983) and Victim in Pain (1984), pushed into crossover with Cause for Alarm (1986), paused in 1993, reunited in 1997, and roared back with Something’s Gotta Give (1998). They remain active, releasing records and touring widely.08 Reviews
