Sheer Terror ‘spite’ was released in 2011. The release marked the comeback of the band after years of releasing no records. Music sounds fresh and heavy. Later they also released a few other titles through Reaper Records. These titles are ‘standing up for falling down‘ LP , ‘pall in the family‘ 7 inch and also an infamous flexi disc called ‘darkened days’ in 2016.

Reaper Records is a label that has always focused on past and present. Past bands had more specifically a link with the New York Hardcore scene. They released new releases by Maximum Penalty, Supertouch, Sheer Terror, Stigmata, Icemen and the reissue of the cassette of Zero Tolerance. Besides that they released upcoming bands as well, such as Turnstile, Dare, Backtrack. And also many others like Trapped Under Ice and Terror.

Here is the breakdown of all colours pressed:

This records is stamped on the inside and numbered as well. As usual date format in the stamp is European and not American, as Patrick Kitzel (label owner) comes from Germany. This is a rip off cover, based on an existing art work. But this needs further investigation. According to Discogs.com the cover comes from the Symarip ‘Skinhead Moonstomp’ record and is a Reggae band.

There is as usual also a test press made.

If I read this text written by the label, I would conclude if they are the father of today’s New York Hardcore scene. But then Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, Antidote, The Abused definitely were the forefathers!