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Walls of Jericho – The American Dream – Review

June 1, 2008

Five records deep for Trustkill, this is their best yet. Female singer who roars better than most men.

Humble Gods – The Suicide Machines/Humble Gods split – Review

February 1, 1997

Humble Gods play melodic hardcore that’s actually hard. Their riffs are old school, Adrenalin O.D.-style, with a negligible new twist on the theme.

The Suicide Machines – The Suicide Machines/ Humble Gods split – Review

February 1, 1997

The Suicide Machines are less annoying than NOFX and less soulful than Operation Ivy or Rancid. They’re tight and aggressive, but lack dimension.

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