peak of punk
Peak of punk
Dominic Hall
Andrew Allen
Nolan Hughes
*blocks your path*
Cameron Smith
That's not Arise!
Landon Thompson
good contender
Andrew Jones
Is this album Proto-Crust, or did it revive Sabbath style Doom Metal and succeed where St. Vitus failed at the time?
Parker Hernandez
it's progenitor to sludge
Jordan Edwards
YOU'RE ONE OF THEM
Colton Gutierrez
NO YOU'RE ONE OF THEM
David James
IM ONE OF THEM
Lucas Cooper
ILL SCREEEEEAAAMMM IN YOUR EEEAAAAAARRRR
Tyler Garcia
swinging man is the perfect closer to the A side
Luke Hall
Nothing Left Inside is probably one of the best sludge metal song ever
Anthony Baker
Unironically this.
Landon Johnson
BITE IT, YOU SCUUUUUMMMMMMMM
Andrew Evans
>that soyboy in the background
Jordan Campbell
imagine the smell
Owen Powell
Austin Lopez
>Americans
>peak of any music genre
Ayden Mitchell
Then 5 years later they raised the peak yet again with Leaves Turn Inside You
Elijah Hall
but Repetition is the best album ever by the best band to ever band
Jack Roberts
>1984
>proto crust
at that time, discharge, amebix and antisect (just to name 3 british specific bands) had all already had records out and were much more musically aligned to crust and more influential to crust than black flag (in my opinion) in my opinion crust is not specifically british but much more british than american
William Robinson
>t. snaggle toothed brit
Hudson Walker
who
Levi Scott
not a good album, actually. One could make an argument for Damaged being the peak of hardcore punk specifically but not My War, and not for all of punk.
It's not really punk now is it?
Terrible music,
Unwound, i have a few of their vinyls but I wouldn't say they are the peak of punk. Peak of something though.
Juan Russell
Not even their best album
Robert Gomez
What nation holds the peak of Country, a music native to America?
Charles Baker
Saint Vitus did not necessarily fail music wise but it was west coast location which failed them, at the time it was doused with HC punk and beginning of Glam rise and some starting Thrash bands.
Being Black Sabbath-like was just not popular and Doom/Sludge were mainly taking first breaths as genres at the time.
Vitus was one of the forerunners but did not get much recognition until Doom really took off.
Liam Martin
"No"
Jordan Gomez
>t. fat retarded american
Alexander Adams
fake train and new plastic ideas are better than repetition, leave turn inside of you is in other league though