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New York hardcore pioneers AGNOSTIC FRONT have announced the details for their upcoming eleventh album, The American Dream Died.
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Commented singer Roger Miret: "We chose this title because we want to open up people's eyes to what's going on in this country. We have a lot to say. Not everyone realizes that our government and the people who run this country are so corrupt, greedy and ruthless. We need to educate the ones we reach. We're losing our values. We address real issues from full blown corruption and scandals to unjust police abuse and brutality. Everything's we stood for as a country is going down the drain. But we still somewhat have our freedom of speech. We're expressing it all through this record while we can."
The American Dream Died was produced by MADBALL singer Freddy Cricien and engineered, mixed and mastered by Paul Miner (H2O, TERROR) and will be released April 4 (Europe) and April 7 (N. America), 2015 via Nuclear Blast Records.
The record will feature guest appearances by Cricien, Toby Morse (H2O) and Lou Koller (SICK OF IT ALL).
The American Dream Died track list:
- 01. Intro
- 02. The American Died
- 03. Police Violence
- 04. Only In America
- 05. Test Of Time
- 06. We Walk The Line
- 07. Never Walk Alone feat. Freddy Cricien, Toby Morse & Lou Koller
- 08. Enough Is Enough
- 09. I Can't Relate
- 10. Old New York
- 11. Social Justice
- 12. Reasonable Doubt
- 13. No War Fuck You
- 14. Attack!
- 15. A Wise Man
- 16. Just Like Yesterday
These rarely confronted and always respected leaders of hardcore were established as one of the meanest-sounding bands in the emerging punk genre, helping to initiate the term "hardcore," and placing an entire uproar on the New York map by association. From the start, AGNOSTIC FRONT released a catalogue of fast and violent punk tunes consisting of distinctive and aggressive drumming, fuming guitars, overdriven bass work, and a non-stop barrage of chaotic shouting.
AGNOSTIC FRONT’s latest record, My Life My Way, was released on March 22, 2011. It features 13 powerful and anthemic songs laid down by Erik Rutan (MADBALL, GOATWHORE, CANNIBAL CORPSE, etc.) at his Mana Recording Studio in Tampa, FL under the watchful guide of producer Freddy Cricien of MADBALL. The record was mastered by none other than Alan Douches (NILE, MASTODON, etc.).
Upcoming AGNOSTIC FRONT tour dates:
03/18/15 Back Booth – Orlando, FL
03/19/15 Churchill’s – Miami, FL
03/20/15 Orpheum – Tampa, FL
03/22/15 Back Booth – Orlando, FL
03/21/15 La Repuesta – Santurce, PR
03/22/15 Burro Bar – Jacksonville, FL
04/12/15 Rock Bar Theater – San Jose, CA
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