I was sifting through some boxes when I came across some old artwork from my zine Unite. Throughout the fanzines four issue print run and four to five year web existence. I had the honor of featuring some pretty special artists. Civ (Gorilla Biscuits, Civ) designed the logo featured in the first issue. Andrew Monserrate (Wolfpack, Stand Proud) illustrated the cover and much of the art for the second issue and Tim (G.AS.P.) Kucynda drew a number of pieces for the seldom seen third issue. During Unite's time online, a number of people contributed art including some possible T shirt designs from a Tom Farkas. (The Nolan Gate. Davenport Cabinets)
Showing posts with label Insted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Insted. Show all posts
Friday, November 22, 2013
Looking Back; Artwork Featured in Unite Fanzine
Labels:
ALL,
Art,
Gorilla Biscuits,
Graphics,
Insted,
New York Hardcore,
NYHC,
Skate,
Snowboard,
The Descendent's,
Unite,
Unite Fanzine
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
The Allligators - Times Up, You're Dead LP
East meets West in the oddest of couplings as Agnostic Front's Roger Miret teams up with 3/4 of California's Insted to make an early 80's Hardcore classic for 2012.
Upon listening to this I couldn't help but think how this would have been the perfect follow up to Agnostic Front's 1984 classic "Victim in Pain". Though it's not as good by any stretch of the imagination. It would have been a hell of a lot better than the epically disappointing "Cause For Alarm". "Times Up Your Dead" features sixteen songs of early 80's Hardcore excellence. Most of which are delivered in under two minutes. Absent are the "blow your fucking mind out" kind of tracks on "Victim in Pain" of "United Blood but there's more than enough anti-establishment, anti-social rants and "F' bombs to make any Hardcore purist proud. Truth be told, I felt this was the best
Agnostic Front record in more than twenty-five years.
James Damion
Get it Here
Upon listening to this I couldn't help but think how this would have been the perfect follow up to Agnostic Front's 1984 classic "Victim in Pain". Though it's not as good by any stretch of the imagination. It would have been a hell of a lot better than the epically disappointing "Cause For Alarm". "Times Up Your Dead" features sixteen songs of early 80's Hardcore excellence. Most of which are delivered in under two minutes. Absent are the "blow your fucking mind out" kind of tracks on "Victim in Pain" of "United Blood but there's more than enough anti-establishment, anti-social rants and "F' bombs to make any Hardcore purist proud. Truth be told, I felt this was the best
Agnostic Front record in more than twenty-five years.
James Damion
Get it Here
Labels:
80's Hardcore,
Agnostic Front,
Insted,
NYHC,
Review,
Roger Miret,
The Alligators,
Time's Up You're Dead,
Victim in Pain
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