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Black Uniforms
Black Uniforms formed in New York City in 2010, with Brian Hansen on vocals and guitar, Matthew Baizley on bass, and Morgan Rose on drums. They came together...
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Black Uniforms formed in New York City in 2010, with Brian Hansen on vocals and guitar, Matthew Baizley on bass, and Morgan Rose on drums. They came together from other hardcore punk projects in the city's underground scene.
Their sound pulls from hardcore punk bands like Black Flag and Discharge, with a raw, noisy edge. Songs like "Nuclear Death Terror" and "Right To Survive" feature Hansen's aggressive vocals over driving rhythms and distorted guitars.
The band has released several albums, including their self-titled debut in 2011, "None More Black" in 2013, and "The Abyss" in 2020. Their lyrics often address political and social themes, which has drawn both support and criticism over time.
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