The New York hardcore scene received a significant jolt with the release of , a split 7-inch featuring the legendary Kill Your Idols and Long Island newcomers Rule Them All . Released via Flatspot Records , this project marks a pivotal moment for both bands, specifically serving as the first new music from Kill Your Idols in over 15 years. A Generational Bridge
Kill Your Idols, a staple of late '90s and early 2000s hardcore, originally formed in 1995 with the goal of opening for heroes like and 7 Seconds . After reforming in 2013, the band utilized the COVID-19 pandemic to pen their first fresh material since the mid-2000s.
Long Island Hardcore Vets Kill Your Idols Return with Rule Them All Split The New York hardcore scene received a significant
"Simple, Short, & Fast" – Described by guitarist Gary Bennett as the "perfect formula for hardcore music". 3. "Uneasy Faith"4. "The Temptation" Availability and Collector Info
The album was officially released on . Collectors can find several limited vinyl variants through retailers like RevHQ and Deathwish Inc. , including: Red + Black Half/Half (300 copies) Red + Black Heavy Splatter (300 copies) Ultra Clear (165 copies - Project M Exclusive) White Vinyl (235 copies) After reforming in 2013, the band utilized the
Recommend from the current New York scene. Provide more details on Kill Your Idols' full discography .
Digital versions are available in high-quality 24-bit/48kHz formats via Bandcamp. If you'd like, I can: Find for either band. "Uneasy Faith"4
On the flip side, Rule Them All was established in 2017 with a mission to deliver "gimmick-free hardcore that speaks truth to power". Their sound blends traditional Long Island aggression with melodic influences reminiscent of the Dischord Records catalog.