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World War Me
World War Me came out of New Jersey in the late 1990s with a hardcore sound that was raw and direct. Their song 'War Zone' became a kind of anthem for that...
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World War Me came out of New Jersey in the late 1990s with a hardcore sound that was raw and direct. Their song 'War Zone' became a kind of anthem for that scene, a burst of energy that defined their early output. The band's self-titled debut album arrived in 1998, followed by 'Destroying the World to Save It' in 2000.
Their lyrics often dealt with heavy subjects like war and social injustice, which sometimes drew criticism. They defended the work as just reflecting what they saw around them. The music was aggressive, built on blistering guitar riffs and a relentless rhythm section, but it wasn't just noise for its own sake.
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