Only Crime   Virulence
3.4
great
Release Date: 2007
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3.5 greatStrizzMatik | January 24th 07

A very very good album, although it falls short of expectations. I mean, come on! Let's all consider that this band is
made up of vocalist Russ Rankin (Good Riddance), drummer Bill Stevenson (those little bands Black Flag, Descendents,
ALL...), guitarists Aaron Dalbec (Converge, Bane, Hagfish) and Zach Blair (GWAR, Hagfish), and bassist Doni Blair
(Hagfish, Armstrong). I mean this should be the best f*cking hardcore band EVER. And even at this seemingly 50%
effort, they churned out a record as excellent as Virulence. The album is far more focused and heavy than To
The Nines
could've hoped to be (although the first record is in fact very good). Their next album is what I'm really
looking forward to. It's a bit of a letdown that this album shat on Good Riddance's latest record, considering how great
Russ' voice and lyrics are here. A must-buy for melodic hardcore with a dissonant edge, not to mention absolutely
superb musicianship (especially Bill's drumming) and lyrics.

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3.5 greatPloKool23 | August 19th 22
3.5 greatRegularSongStructure | July 17th 20
3.5 greatSlothy Seconds | May 12th 20
3.5 greatdawnstarling | April 28th 20
3.0 goodEnoahBallard | December 30th 18
3.0 goodMrNoob | November 25th 18
4.0 excellenthorseninja | September 20th 17
3.5 greatXDisasterX | May 11th 15
4.0 excellentADNIS | May 2nd 15
2.5 averageHep Kat | April 14th 15
3.5 greatSurfRabbit | October 20th 14
4.0 excellentale | April 13th 14
4.5 superbWapaneseNinja | July 31st 13
3.0 gooddelajetsetradio | May 5th 13
3.0 goodPaperTigers | May 30th 11
3.0 goodbrickwall | May 11th 09
3.5 greatslaythesocialists | September 22nd 08
3.5 greatIntransit | October 23rd 07
3.0 goodAficionado

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