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Siege
Siege was a hardcore punk band from Boston that formed in 1981. Their sound was raw and aggressive, with songs like 'Armageddon' and 'Drop Dead' capturing a...
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Siege was a hardcore punk band from Boston that formed in 1981. Their sound was raw and aggressive, with songs like 'Armageddon' and 'Drop Dead' capturing a confrontational energy that felt urgent and unpolished. The lineup included Kevin Mahoney on vocals, Kurt Habelt on guitar, Robert Williams on bass, and Chris Bratton on drums.
The band's lyrics often dealt with themes of conformity and social unrest, delivered with a blunt force that matched their musical approach. They didn't record much material during their active years, but what they released had a direct, uncompromising quality.
In 1986, Kevin Mahoney was killed, and the band dissolved not long after. Their music continued to circulate through posthumous compilations like 'The Raging Onslaught,' keeping their brief, intense output available to later listeners who discovered their particular strain of Boston hardcore.
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