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    HM Magazine #74/Ceasefire
    Ceasefire — Oppression, Toil, and Friendlessness cover

    Ceasefire

    Oppression, Toil, and Friendlessness

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Boot to Head RecordsHM Magazine #74November 1998
    hardcorehardcore punk

    Starting off with a humorous intro about metal, this disc proceeds to slam the listener against the wall with their own distortion. Dan's vocals are pretty solid and full. The band isn't afraid to tackle some issues, like the environment or even cigarette smoking ("Selfish"). If I wasn't blessed by the fact that I get so many of these discs free to review, I'd be spending a lot of money on hardcore music this month. There's so many good releases like this available right now. For ordering info, write Boot to Head Records.

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