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    Various Artists

    No Greater Love Vol. 1

    (2000)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label NSH RecordsHM Magazine #86November/December 2000
    hardcoremetalcorepunk

    NSH Records brings us 24 indie acts, from the high quality of Redeem, Headnoise, and Pink Daffodils, to a few lower-quality bands with less experience. A little hit and miss.

    Other coverage for this album

    Dead Zine 2002Reviewed by D_ListerYour money's worth...that's what you are certainly going to get with this the first release of NSH Records. Formerly NSH Distro, NSH is now fully stepped up to a record label, and No Greater Love Vol. 1 is a CD with 24 tracks by 24 different bands ranging from hardcore/metalcore to punk to emo. Getting to the bones of this review it's a comp put together by a brand new label so they were taking…Bandoppler 2000Reviewed by Earl CampbellThe care and creativity shown in the beautiful cover design alone make this an ambitious compilation project worthy of note. Wonderful post-modern gothic imagery sets a mood that is immediately reinforced by cryptic bagpipes fronting the opening track, "Ballad of Remembrance," by Redeem. The song itself perpetuates the theme of this compilation, and offers a heartfelt spoken word mixed with…

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