In/Humanity

In/Humanity's collected output is presented on a 42-track compilation (Violent Resignation: The Great American Teenage Suicide Rebellion 1992–1998). The review credits them with coining the term "Emoviolence" (originally a joke) and highlights short, adrenaline-filled hardcore tracks, provocative samples, satire and self-irony.

A five-star, affectionate review of In/Humanity's 42-track compilation Violent Resignation (1992–1998). The band is associated in the review with the term "Emoviolence" (originally used as a joke). Characterized by very short, frenetic hardcore tracks, frequent samples, and occasional longer dissonant pieces.

For:Fans of extreme hardcore, emoviolence and powerviolence; listeners who like very short, frenetic punk tracks and heavy use of samples.