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Bane
Dublin 11:58 PM

Hurry Up! (2009) — Jason

Bane – Dublin 11:58 PM cover artwork
Bane – Dublin 11:58 PM — Hurry Up!, 2009

Bane are currently not on Equal Vision Records so they decided to release a crop of 7"s on different labels throughout the world, each one with a different photo. The title comes from when the photo was taken. It is a cool undertaking if you ask me. Not like you would ask me. Anyhow, we have the Dublin 11:58 PM record with three songs named after soap operas. Bane lately has been on the outs with me as I thought their last album, The Note, wasn't up to Bane standards of great fast thoughtful hardcore that the band has been doing for over a decade. However, these three songs are great. If you miss the Bane of old, hell even the Bane of Holding This Moment-era, then Dublin 11:58pm will bring it all back to you. This is a fantastic idea as well as a fantastic record. I can't wait to hear other installments.

8.5 / 10 — Jason • December 10, 2009

Bane – Dublin 11:58 PM cover artwork
Bane – Dublin 11:58 PM — Hurry Up!, 2009

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