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Sick Of It All
Sick of It All formed in Queens, New York in 1986. The band includes Lou Koller on vocals, Pete Koller on guitar, Armand Majidi on bass, and Max Capra on...
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Black Venom
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Silence
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Violent Generation
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(Just A) Party
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2061
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A Month Of Sundays
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Act Your Rage
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All Hell Breaks Loose
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All My Blessings
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Alone
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Always War
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America
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Sick of It All formed in Queens, New York in 1986. The band includes Lou Koller on vocals, Pete Koller on guitar, Armand Majidi on bass, and Max Capra on drums. They've been playing hardcore punk for over three decades now, with albums like Blood for Blood from 1994 and Built to Last from 1997.
Their song 'Black Venom' appeared on that 1994 album and became one of their most recognized tracks. Other songs like 'Silence' and 'Violent Generation' show their straightforward approach to the genre. The music is aggressive but grounded, without much studio polish.
In the early 1990s, they faced some criticism from parts of the hardcore scene for signing with a major label. They kept playing regardless, maintaining a consistent presence through the 2000s with albums like Death or Jail in 2006. Their shows have always been known for their energy.
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