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    Remembering Never

    Women and Children Die First

    (2004)

    Reviewed by Kriss Stress

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    Label Ferret RecordsDecapolisFebruary 2004
    melodic hardcoremetalcore

    Until The End vocalist Mean Pete's other musical venture takes the basic elements of melodic hardcore and throws out the textbook of cliche broken relationship lyrics and replaces them with such subjects as religious dogma, the ever fashion conscious hardcore scene and veganism. The result? A record that not only inspires more spin kicks and floor punches than most, but also has more lyrical insight than most of the trainwrecks being released under the hardcore banner these days (we won't name names. You have an active imagination that can provide plenty of examples). Plotting A Revolution In A Minor is brutal enough while Incision uses a well placed sample of a camera flash from one of last year's worst horror movie remakes. Choose life.

    3.5/4

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