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 Imagine the Refused completely drunk and under the influence of psychoactive substances with a penchant for bands like Converge, The Dillinger Escape Plan, and the like.

 The energy that the five managed to unleash through their delirious performances is just a dream for the mountain of fringes and mascara that overcrowd today’s musical landscape.

Since By Man's 2002 debut album 'We Sing The Body Electric' captures raw hardcore punk energy with influences from Refused, Converge, and Dillinger Escape Plan. The band delivers aggressive, chaotic performances fueled by intense vocals and inventive tracks, mixing brutality with moments of reflection. Though not groundbreaking, the album stands out through pure passion and stage presence that defy mainstream appeal. Experience the raw power and passion of Since By Man's debut—listen to 'We Sing The Body Electric' now and feel the energy!

 Finding unconvincing pieces in this emotional sequence is truly impossible even for those who aren’t very familiar with this musical genre.

 It’s Hardcore Baby, take it or leave it.

Ignite’s 'A Place Called Home' is hailed as one of the decade’s best hardcore punk albums. Featuring powerful themes like abandonment and domestic violence, the album delivers an unyielding message of resistance. Key tracks such as 'Hands On Stance' and 'Veteran' highlight the band’s intense energy and talent. This album is a must-listen for hardcore fans and those seeking raw musical conviction. Listen to Ignite’s 'A Place Called Home' now and experience one of hardcore punk’s fiercest albums.