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    Figure Four

    No Weapon Formed Against Us

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Nate Bailey

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    Label Facedown RecordsDecapolis2001
    hardcorehardcore punk

    Figure Four are our friendly hardcore buddies from the North. That's right they are Canadians! In Canada if you find yourself getting cold during the long winter months, you invite Figure Four over to heat things up.

    These guys poured pure energy into my CD player. It's heavy, it's hard, and it's fast. They may be from Canada but they play Old School NYC flavor hardcore. "No Weapons Formed Against Us" is the diary of four guys who have a passion for God, the skills to play great music, and the know-how to do things right. While everything flows nicely, the boys from the north could do a little more to make this sound their own. From what I hear they have a new album coming out soon (yeah this review is a little behind the times) so I'll be interested to hear where they are currently headed. I'm excited for their future, because it's obvious they have the talent, and the kinetic force that is energy to make things work.

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