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By the Grace of God / The Cause - split 7" The last recorded song by Louisville's hometown heroes BTGOG is an amazing 6 and half minute epic complete with dark piano and captivating poetry. The song is titled "The Art of Industry", and the lyrics are written as letter to the head of corporation from a 16 year old boy. It's no surprise why BTGOG toured with bands like At the Drive-in, AFI, Good Riddance and many others...the power and intesity displayed in their music cannot be matched by many of their contemporaries. This song is a must have for any fan. The Cause songs are wonderful as well...two songs to hold you over until the next record..."Blood Stained Convivial" is a more upbeat anthem that kids in San Diego know all to well, as you can see them sceaming, "...SILENCE WILL KILL US..." at every show. The second song, "Discussion of Termination" is a alternate side of THE CAUSE that embraces a more emotional metal aspect of the band...This 7" is a must have for any fan of either band, or for those just looking to be rocked! First 550 on White Vinyl. $4ppd |
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V/A - For Those Who Stand A great gay rights benefit comp featuring tracks by: Refused, AFI, By The Grace of God, Snapcase, The Cause, Shai Hulud, Elliott, Good Riddance, (International) Noise Conspiracy, Boy Sets Fire, By A Thread, Against the Wall, the Judas Factor, Indecision and Abhinanda...20 page booklet and great artwork by world renowned street artist Shepard Fairey (OBEY/Giant). $10ppd |
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American Tragedy - s/t 7" This is the first release by this up and coming metalcore quintet...this record has two great songs and features their original singer...while their newer stuff is good, many of us mark this record as the way in which they should be remembered. $4ppd |
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American Tragedy / The Cause - split CD Two of San Diego's most embraced hc bands come together to bring you 7 songs, three from each band, and the extra as a collaborative effort written and performed by members of both bands...each band's individual songs are very old, and no longer played live, but this record does show a very important period of musical transitions for each band...however you should own this just for split song itself... $5ppd |