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The Bled

Bands usually seek to do one of two things: define their genre, or defy their genre. However, since bursting out of Tucson, AZ in 2001 with their unique mix of hardcore brutality and an eclectic musical palette, The Bled have done both. Taking cues from their peers in the burgeoning hardcore scene of the time—bands like Refused and The Dillinger Escape Plan — The Bled quickly became one of a handful of bands who set the standard for the genre. But with the release of the Found in the Flood— the band’s second full-length and first for Vagrant Records — The Bled have set themselves apart from the hordes of bands joining the hardcore fray, in the process forging their own place in the musical spectrum.

Similar Bands: Norma Jean, Fear Before, Poison the Well, Beloved, From Autumn to Ashes

LPs
Heat Fetish
2010

3.4
218 Votes
Silent Treatment
2007

3.5
301 Votes
Found in the Flood
2005

3.5
390 Votes
Pass the Flask
2003

3.9
495 Votes
EPs
The Bled
2002

3.1
6 Votes
His First Crush
2001

3.3
8 Votes
Compilations
Pass the Flask (Re-Issue)
2007

4
96 Votes

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