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The New York of the second half of the '80s was a factory of very hard bands, often devoted to that fusion of hardcore punk and thrash metal called crust punk: among others, we can mention Agnostic Front, Madball, Sick Of It All, later on the phenomenal Biohazard (although dedicated to crossover), and of course the band in question, the lesser-known Nausea. Discover the review
The New York of the second half of the '80s was a factory of very hard bands, often devoted to that fusion of hardcore punk and thrash metal called crust punk: among others, we can mention Agnostic Front, Madball, Sick Of It All, later on the phenomenal Biohazard (although dedicated to crossover), and of course the band in question, the lesser-known Nausea.
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