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Visions

Reaper (2008) Jason

Forfeit – Visions cover artwork
Forfeit – Visions — Reaper, 2008

Heavy, stomp worthy, pissed off mid-tempo to fast in your face hardcore. If you like anything from Agnostic Front, Buried Alive, to the almighty Integrity then there's no reason why this five-song 7" shouldn't be in your collection. You also get some horrible sung parts that would make George from Blacklisted blush, but it all adds into the evil fun of Visions. Hell, there's even an apolyaptic cover art to make your parents worry.

8.3 / 10Jason • May 10, 2008

Forfeit – Visions cover artwork
Forfeit – Visions — Reaper, 2008

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