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Another great release from this steam-rolling Boston band. This time around the boys really show off their musical chops and this is the most eclectic Death Before Dishonor release to date. You'll hear shades of punk, old school hardcore, thrash, rock, classic metal and just about everything in between. DBD even give a nod to English Oi and Boston's long bootboy tradition on a hidden bonus track. Technically the tracks are pulled off with precision timing (musicianship and studio engineering = A+) and you can tell that the years and months on the road have really molded this band into a tight unit. Lyrically things seem to have changed a bit too - the "life is hell" sentiment is the same, but the anger is articulate. Vocally I like the new trend - it sounds unique and nothing like the screamo-death-metal style vocals that have been all the rage for the last few years. The hatred, depression and rage seems, dare I say, real and heartfelt.
Great, great CD and perhaps the hardest release of 2007. No one can touch these guys right now.

Death Before Dishonor delivers another solid HC album. They are not re-inventing the wheel or anything, but what you get from them is the same quality and sound both musically and lyrically on the regular, which in today's world of HC, is saying A LOT! They are one of the few bands that still have that 90's tough HC type sound and in my opinion one of the HC bands form this time which will be remembered fondly for their hard work/touring ethic and stable of quality releases. This is just as good as their last release or the release before it. Now they just have to keep that trend going!

A dig this band alot, True till death is great as is FFF but this release is lacking. It's not as brutal, it seems they tried to make it more old school hardcore-ish. Which is great if you like old school hardcore alot but me a want something in your face brutal with some furious breakdowns. This has more of a punk sort of hardcore feel to it but it still worth a listen, after all it is DBD.

This is old school hardcore from a great young band. Lean and mean with great beats and one hell of a baseline. Rock On!