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| Indecision RecordsRecent ReviewsRecent NewsEnsign working on new album Ensign is currently at work finishing their forthcoming release, Lost Message on a Fading Frequency. The band is also working on material for a split release with Hour of the…The Suicide File plans reunion show Critically acclaimed hardcore act Suicide File has announced a one-off reunion show on December 15th at Reggie's Rock Club in Chicago. It will begin at 2pm and also feature The Killer, Blacklisted, Ringworm, Turmoil, Damnation AD, Regret and related band, The Hope Conspiracy. Tickets will go on sale at 6pm CST…Indecision Records returns with new release After a quiet period, Indecision Records has posted an update on the label status as well as some upcoming plans: To be perfectly honest we've been on a bit of a hiatus this year but now that we just about have all our affairs in order, we're already planning on some great releases for 2008 so keep your eyes out. We do have a new release out this month! The second EP from The Alligators is ready to ship. Four brand new songs on this extremely rare run. Only 500 pressed and we are expecting them to be gone fairly quickly. We do still…Damnation AD sign to Indecision Records Washington D.C.'s Damnation AD have signed to Indecision Records. The band has begun tracking for a new record, but no release details are available yet. In the meantime will tour Europe this summer. Damnation AD was originally active from 1992 to 1998 and released records through Jade Tree. They reunited in the summer of 2005 (announced at the same time as the CBGBs reunion show of former labelmates Kid Dynamite).…When Tigers Fight (ex-Suicide File, The Promise) release new music When Tigers Fight, a band which includes Jarrod Alexander (The Suicide File) and Jonathan Dennison (The Promise) have posted two new tracks from their upcoming full length for Indecision. The album is titled Ghost Story and follows the band'd debut EP. When Tigers Fight. You can check the songs out on their myspace page.…The Vows (Champion, Ensign, Himsa, Some Girls) debut track from upcoming EP Indecision Records has posted a new track from the upcoming debut EP from The Vows. The hardcore band claims influence from Judge, Infest, Uniform Choice and Minor Threat and includes former members of Unbroken, Some Girls, Himsa, Undertow, and Champion. The self-titled EP is due out June 20th via Indecision and you can check out the song here: "Back From the…Force of Change signs to Indecision Southern California's Force of Change has signed to Indecision Records. The straight edge hardcore act has two tracks from their recent Bond We Share EP available on their myspace page. Besides their debut for Indecision, the band will be releasing their demo as a 7-inch via This Blessing, This Curse Recordings next month and the band is among the contributors to the upcoming tribute to…Indecision signs Angels Die Indecision recently signed California's Angels Die. The band includes former members of A18, Train Of Thought and Agents Of Man. The band describes themselves as having been influenced by "Judge, Agnostic Front, Sick Of It All, Killing Time, Burn, Strife and the Cro Mags" The group also confesses to "[stealing] some stuff from Slayer, At The Gates, Iron Maiden and Obituary." They plan to begin working on their new album early next year.…The Promise (2000-2005) The Promise has broken up. The hardcore band, signed to Indecision released Believer in 2002. The band posted a statement on their website and some excerpts follow: Life's priorities have been placed on hold or back-burnered so that we could spread what the band had to offer to as many people and places that cared. It's gotten to a point where we need to get a second record written, recorded, and released. With that, touring must be done immediately afterwards and we've all…Members of the Promise and Suicide File form When Tigers Fight Indecision posted a little about their upcoming release of the debut EP from When Tigers Fight: Jonathan Dennison (The Promise) and Jarrod Alexander (The Suicide File) began talking about doing a project band together in the summer of 2003 but the project really took shape once they enlisted former Damnation A.D. vocalist, Mike McTernan. The best way to describe this record is that it is truly the sum of all its parts. Being able to draw comparison with any of… |
