Sheer Terror-Standing Up For Falling Down-CD-FLAC-2014-CATARACT
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ARTIST : Sheer Terror STOREDATE : 00-00-2014
ALBUM : Standing Up For Falling Down RIPDATE : 05-26-2015
YEAR : 2014 RUNTIME : 32:43 min
GENRE : Hardcore LANGUAGE : English
LABEL : Randale Records GRABBER : EAC Secure
SOURCE : CDDA ENCODER : FLAC 1.2.1
QUALITY : 1089kbps Avg 44.1kHz 2 channels SIZE : 267.4MB
URL : http://tinyurl.com/q3kk3wm TRACKS : 11 Files
01 Heartburn In G 2:58
02 Ain’t Alright 3:21
03 Weird, Jealous, And Fat 2:50
04 Boots, Braces & Alimony 2:58
05 Coffee, 5 Sugars 2:54
06 Did You Just Meet Me? 4:11
07 Love You Like A Leper 2:39
08 Sandbox Tonka 2:10
09 The Revenge Of Mr. Jiggs 3:25
10 Cigarettes & Farts 2:05
11 Singalongastupid 3:12
32:43 min
Almost four years ago, Sheer Terror reared its ugly head after a
lengthy hiatus (the band formed back in ’84, stayed together until
’98, and reformed for farewell shows in 2004 and 2010’s This Is
Hardcore Festival). Appearing dormant ever since, the illustrious
Reverend Paul Bearer, along with the new and improved lineup of Mike
Delorenzo (guitar), Jason Carter (bass), and Anthony Corallo (drums)
have stayed busy as Sheer Terror, writing and recording their new
album Standing Up For Falling Down, scheduled for release July 15th
from Reaper Records.
Sheer Terror has been a staple in the punk scene since their
inception and the band has released some of the most classic
hardcore records to ever exist such as Just Cant Hate Enough (1990),
Ugly and Proud (1991), Thanks Fer Nuthin (1992) and Love Songs For
The Unloved (1995). Their first full-length since Love Songs,
Standing Up For Falling Down was recorded earlier this year with
Dean Baltulonis at Thump Studios in Brooklyn and is everything Sheer
Terror fans have come to know and love, and then some. Always
pushing the boundaries a step further with every release, Standing
Up For Falling Down is hard, heavy and honest. Vocalist/lyricist
Paul Bearer delvers one of his greatest performances to date and the
band is heavier and tighter than ever before.
From the tongue-in-cheek yet brutal hardcore pummeling of “Heartburn
in G” to the melodic melancholy of “Sandbox Tonka”, there’s plenty
of gritty, hard driving punk from a band that was born in a time
when hardcore was an actual threat. Standing Up For Falling Down is
the Sheer Terror album fans have been waiting for – 18 years on the
making – and it’s worth the wait.
–Enjoy
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