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Fit Of Anger
12+ albums
nyhchardcorehardcore punk80s90s
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Fit of Anger were a late '80s NYHC band that played heavy, ominous sounding hardcore that, to me, sounded like a darker version of Breakdown. Fit of Anger: 1988-2000 1988 lineup: Nick (Grampa) - vocals Chris Benetos - bass Al Koos - guitar Todd Lung - drums With the original lineup, the band recorded their massive sounding first demo, and the 2 tracks for Freddy Alva's New Breed tape compilation. The New Breed tracks (The Oppressed and Revealing the Truth) were recorded at Monkey Hill Studios in College Point, NY on 8/27/88. Shortly after that they added a second guitar player, Nick Benetos. They played lots of shows with this lineup, with just about every '88 NYHC band you could think of. In 1989 Chris Benetos left the band and was replaced by the band's long time friend, John Boles. 1989-1991 lineup: Nick (Grampa) - vocals John Boles - bass Al Koos - guitar Nick Benetos - guitar Todd Lung - drums The WFMU set was recorded in January of 1989. The set here is unfortunately missing one track (the mp3 i had was cut off mid-song), an unreleased song called Changing Our Time. Also, the set in this collection is strictly the music, no banter. It was nearly impossible to find the actual songs under the wall of static and hiss i had to work with, never mind any dialogue. I'm happy with the way it came out though. It's raw and rough and heavy as shit. Some amazing bass playing on these recordings. The band recorded another demo in 1991 which i've never heard. From what i've rea
