Death to Tyrants cover

Death to Tyrants

Sick of It All · 2006

33 min · 15 tracks · hardcore punk · New York hardcore

Furious riffs and unyielding rhythms drive an urgent message of resistance and unity against oppressive forces.

Why this album works

'Death to Tyrants' received critical acclaim for its unapologetic political themes and high-energy sound, reaching No. 31 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart. Its relevance was underscored by its exploration of social issues, resonating with both old fans and a new generation of punk listeners.
Best for
urgent anthems for resistance concise bursts of energy front-loaded intensity throughout
Context
Released in 2006, 'Death to Tyrants' marked Sick of It All's ninth studio album, further solidifying their legacy within the New York hardcore scene. This album followed 'Life on the Ropes' from 2003 and showcased the band's commitment to their roots while experimenting with lyrical depth.
Stylistic neighbors
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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Take the Night Off 2:42
  • 2 Machete 2:03
  • 3 Preamble 0:29
  • 4 Uprising Nation Standout 2:25
  • 5 Always War Standout 2:06
  • 6 Die Alone 2:33
  • 7 Evil Schemer 2:43
  • 8 Leader 1:13
  • 9 Make a Mark 3:11
  • 10 Forked Tongue 1:32
  • 11 Sodom 2:05
  • 12 Faithless 2:53
  • 13 Fred Army 2:43
  • 14 Thin Skin 2:14
  • 15 Maria White Trash Standout 2:53

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