What makes Guaranteed Kill by Scissorfight notable?

The album gained recognition within the crust punk community for its unrelenting energy and dark themes, contributing to the band's growing cult status. It was well-received in underground circles, paving the way for their subsequent releases and influencing emerging bands within the genre. Released in January 1996, 'Guaranteed Kill' was Scissorfight's debut album, marking their entry into the crust punk scene. This album came during a time when the band was establishing its identity and sound, following initial performances that garnered attention in the underground music circuit.

Who is Guaranteed Kill for?

Guaranteed Kill works well if you're into short bursts of chaotic energy, aggressive anthems for release and intense tracks for quick sessions.

How many songs are on Guaranteed Kill?

Guaranteed Kill has 14 tracks, running approximately 39 minutes.

Released 30 years ago

Guaranteed Kill

Scissorfight · 1996

39 min · 14 tracks · crust punk

Aggressive crust punk riffs collide with raw, visceral vocals, creating a chaotic yet captivating sonic onslaught.

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Top tracks — play these first

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American Cloven Hoof Blues — This track opens the album with explosive energy, setting the tone for the chaotic sound that defines Scissorfight's style. Its aggressive riffs and sharp lyrics encapsulate the band's ethos.
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Build More Prisons — With its provocative title and intense instrumentation, this track critiques societal issues while showcasing Scissorfight's knack for blending political commentary with heavy music.
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Mjolnir in the Valley of the Hags — This track exemplifies the band's ability to combine mythological references with hardcore punk elements, delivering a memorable chorus that resonates with listeners seeking depth in aggression.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

short bursts of chaotic energy
aggressive anthems for release
intense tracks for quick sessions
raw vocals that demand attention

Maybe skip if you

prefer melodic, soothing sounds
want lengthy, immersive albums

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in January 1996, 'Guaranteed Kill' was Scissorfight's debut album, marking their entry into the crust punk scene. This album came during a time when the band was establishing its identity and sound, following initial performances that garnered attention in the underground music circuit.
Stylistic neighbors: Converge· Doomriders· Cursed

Tracklist

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

1 American Cloven Hoof Blues 2:34
2 Supervirgin vs. Death Machine 3:30
3 Helicopter Killing Cottonmouth 2:25
4 Fine Me 2:30
5 Chocorua Mountain Woman 3:22
6 Moosilaukie Rot 2:07
7 1893 3:27
8 Build More Prisons 2:52
9 Mulekick 3:25
10 Tempest of Skulls 2:04
11 Harvest of Horror 3:36
12 Joke 2:38
13 Planet of Ass 2:20
14 Mjolnir in the Valley of the Hags 2:29

What to play next

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