Muscle And Hate
Muscle and Hate came out of San Francisco in the late 1980s. Their sound was raw and aggressive, which didn't fit neatly with what was popular at the time....
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Muscle and Hate came out of San Francisco in the late 1980s. Their sound was raw and aggressive, which didn't fit neatly with what was popular at the time. They built a following anyway, with songs like 'Control I'm Here' and 'Murderous' becoming staples for listeners who wanted something heavier and more direct.
Their 1989 album 'Beneath the Remains' got them wider attention. That debate didn't stop the record from finding an audience.
The band's lineup shifted over time. Early members included Max Cavalera on vocals and Mike Bordin on drums, but people like Chuck Billy came in later. They kept putting out music that leaned into that confrontational, pounding style, with tracks like 'Fun To Be Had' and 'Join In The Chant' carrying that energy forward.
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