• Artist: Indecision
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• Styles: Heavy Metal, Hardcore Punk

Review

Indecision's pummeling hardcore onslaught is more crushing than ever on To Live and Die in New York City. Thanks to Don Fury's production, the Brooklyn quintet finally sound like contenders; house-shaking bottom end gives the rhythm section a steamroller crunch, while Artie Philie's vocals are at their gutturally menacing best. Furthermore, the whole band plays with seasoned authority, laying into mid-tempo grooves and breakneck beats like a wrecking ball. Although some hardcore fans might not catch it, the band steal a key melody from Siouxsie and the Banshees' classic "Woodcut" on the track "Dead" (and, yes, they are familiar with the Banshees -- they covered "The Last Beat of My Heart" on Most Precious Blood). At least five of these tracks have appeared on previous Indecision releases, but are given a satisfying aural facelift here. Also includes three songs that are not on the track listing, and a hidden cut following more than a half hour of silence. ~ Andy Hinds, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	iTunes	Composers	Performers	Time
Hello Cruel World	...		Indecision
Purgatory	...		Indecision
Most Precious Blood	...	Indecision	Indecision
To Live and Die in New York City	...		Indecision
Shadowboxing	...		Indecision
Crucifix Escapist	...		Indecision
Dead	...		Indecision
Hallowed Be Thy Name	...		Indecision

Credits

Indecision (Main Performer)