Three One G Records has announced a remixed and remastered re-release of the self-titled debut album by San Diego hardcore group End of the Line, originally released in 1991.
The band featured Matt Anderson, Scott Bartoloni, and Aaron Montaigne (Heroin), as well as vocalist Cory Linstrum and played in the vein of Bl’ast!, Faith, Void, and SSD.
The short-lived band originally released the album on Ebullition and disbanded the same year they were formed.
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