Thursday, February 26, 2009

Indecision - Release The Cure



It was the final fourth full length studio album by these Brooklyn Hardcore legend - Indecision that was produced by well known Roger Miret and released under M.I.A. Records in 1999. This was also an album which Decision worked with the new vocalist : Artie Phillie. This was an extremely sociopolitical CD is that focused as it is intense. The music itself sounds quite angry -- Indecision's amelodic songs have a dense, claustrophobic quality, and even if you didn't understand a word of English, you'd get the impression that Indecision was full of anger. Indecision have always presented hardcore as an inspiring unity and an educational process to urban enlightenment. "Release The Cure" is no exception in it's message about the failures of a modern social-polotical landscape defined by monitary accomplishment and physical repression. Further, the pairing of Rachel Rose and Justin Brannan on guitar drives Indecision's pungent delivery with grooves and deadly breakdowns. Indecision are always good at melding a multitude of seemingly simple riffs into an intricate web of fury. Rhythm is the all-conquering factor here, with the vocals providing a near-percussive assault to match the bass and drums. All in all, this CD was angry hardcore that blown away with generally intelligent, thought and influenting way.

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2 comments:

HUANSOAHN said...

I just love this band so much!but my favoutite is the album most precious blood!Do you know the follow up band MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD?they are awesome too!

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