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Bad AdviceBad Advice: Do Not Resuscitate [7-inch]Do Not Resuscitate [7-inch] (2012)Grave Mistake Records / Tensio Reviewer Rating: 4 Contributed by: Rich27Rich27 (others by this writer | submit your own) I like to think that I rarely take, or give for that matter, bad advice. However, here is some Bad Advice that is in short supply, as this is a one-off recording and is almost essential if you love raw hardcore which features a modern take on the classic 1980s sound that ended up spawning a myriad o.
I like to think that I rarely take, or give for that matter, bad advice. However, here is some Bad Advice that is in short supply, as this is a one-off recording and is almost essential if you love raw hardcore which features a modern take on the classic 1980s sound that ended up spawning a myriad of sub-genres. Although there is that element of nostalgia here it's not done in a deferential, copycat way. These are five guys who basically worked on a side project away from their more established bands, which include the likes of Government Warning and Cloak/Dagger, and with this being a Richmond, Va.-based project, that automatically got my ears tingling in anticipation before I even heard the record. Please login or register to post comments.What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
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Just judging from the two songs on the Grave Mistake bandcamp for each, I think I'm digging that Sectarian Violence record a little more.
I'm sure I'll end up spinning the crap out of this once I get it, but on first listen I'm not digging the vocals much. The Ladies are one of the few bands of that whole No Way/Grave Mistake/mid-atlantic region scene that I never got into much. So I guess it makes sense.