Broken - Outrage
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| Available | 25-01-2010 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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Following up their EP, Savior, OUTRAGE has grown quite a bit in such a short time. OUTRAGE presents their debut LP Broken as proof of their progression, making them one of New England's rising hardcore bands to watch. OUTRAGE entered The Getaway Group with Jay Maas in March 2009 to record Broken, and the end result was twelve new songs that show a more pissed off OUTRAGE. This record is sure to grab the attention of anyone interested in the sound of 90's hardcore, with diversity in song structures that range from the traditional 90's hardcore sound to the more technical riffs that bring to mind early CONVERGE.
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