Together with the previously discussed titles I also bought the Strife “One Truth” LP in the Victory Records order. Strife was a well-known Hardcore band back in the 90’s. The record is entitled “One Truth” and dates from the year 1994. This white vinyl version is the most recent colored repress. It’s a weird law but somehow the more popular bands back in the days get less recognition from collectors nowadays? Or am I wrong with this? Depends on to what one was listening of course.
Strife had this agony-filled delivery that is stereotypical of the 90’s decade. The tempo swings and the multiple vocals create an ambiance that I like now and then.
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Audio samples of the sought after A Way Of Life demo. Recorded at KDS Crew home base, France in March 1997. Originally released on cassette by Hardside Records in 1997. […]
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