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- Oct 21, 2008
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- beatdown hardcore, California
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On a Warpathну а Hoods и Folsom унылость какая-то,как по мне))
:moral: Худсовский "Зе Кинг Из Деад" - вообще один из первых моих хк-альбомов)ну а Hoods и Folsom унылость какая-то,как по мне))
Ну не сложно атаковать, если так создавать темы :cranky:ну что-то сегодня атака тем какая-то
Within hardcore there lies a style of music that has come to known as beatdown. It is an interesting but narrow-minded sub-genre to the whole hardcore realm. Musically, the bands that play this style of music rely heavily on having ridiculously huge breakdowns. I wouldn't be surprised if they wrote the breakdowns first and then surrounded them with the rest of the music for the song. Lyrically, there is a reliance on having a "fuck you" attitude. So when you partner those two together, the scope of what comes of this sub-genre is going to be rather limited.
On a Warpath is the band's debut full-length in re-released form; it was originally put out on Mike Hood's Westcoast World Wide label earlier this year. Over the course of the nine tracks, On a Warpath serve up morsel after morsel of in your face hardcore. The music is modern hardcore at its very core, but there is a lot of metal and thrash influences in the songs as well. Songs like "Restoration" and "Cut ‘em Off" have some serious breakdowns that no doubt incite riot-like conditions on the dance floor. But where On a Warpath are at their best is when they abandon the use of slow-churning riffs and mix things up by throwing in up-tempo breaks that are perfect for two-steppin' - "Don't Let their Memories Fade" exhibits this technique perfectly. I'd like to see the band incorporate more of these fast parts in their songwriting as opposed to the slow-moving chug-chug riffs, which drag things out a bit too much.
Lyrically, not much really separates On a Warpath from the likes of other bands that play this style. There is plenty - that's probably an understatement - of shit-talk in the lyrics, not to mention the banter that takes place in the intro track and prior to the countless breakdowns dispersed throughout the album. I don't hate it per say, I think it adds to the persona of the music just fine. Just at times, the things said are a little over the top and come across as a bit ridiculous. Hopefully, none of these guys take this criticism to heart as I one-day hope to move to the Bay Area, and I don't want a target on my head.
If you fancy the heavier side of hardcore, then picking up On a Warpath really is a no-brainer decision for you. I'd recommend this disc to the Ozzfest crowd currently hyped on Hatebreed and Bury Your Dead as well as the more DIY-minded kids that go ape for Hoods and Will to Live.
[FONT=verdana,geneva]You know this guys are On a Warpath, when you hear their music – they are not out to take any prisoners, they're out for full destruction. On a Warpath, hail from Northern California’s Bay area and were formed in early 2005, allthough the members have known each other for years, growing up in the same neighborhood.
On a Warpath cross old-style fast- and mid-tempos with today’s beatdown breaks and gut-wrenching double bass. They credit their influences to thrash and hardcore influences, including such seminal hardcore acts as Earth Crisis and Strife, as well as current bands like Hoods and Folsom.
[FONT=verdana,geneva]For fans of Earth Crisis, Strife, Hoods, Folsom and Blood for Blood[/FONT][/FONT]
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пиздатейшая обложка) мне очень напомнило мой двор:dontknow:
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пиздатейшая обложка) мне очень напомнило мой двор:dontknow:
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музыка тоже очень понравилась, вокал суперский просто :in_love: