Riot, Riot
Agnostic Front · 1999
28 min · 17 tracks · crossover thrash · New York hardcore
Explosive hardcore energy collides with raw, socially conscious lyrics in a relentless sonic assault.
Why this album works
'Riot, Riot' is significant for its unfiltered critique of societal issues and has been heralded for revitalizing interest in the hardcore genre during the late 1990s. The album received positive reviews from critics and fans alike, cementing Agnostic Front's status as a cornerstone of the crossover thrash movement.
- Best for
- short, intense listening bursts explosive energy and urgency cathartic release of frustration
- Context
- By the time 'Riot, Riot' was released in 1999, Agnostic Front had already established themselves as pioneers of the New York hardcore scene, following their influential 1986 album 'Cause for Alarm'. This album represented a return to form after a period of experimentation and lineup changes, showcasing their signature sound while reaffirming their dedication to the hardcore ethos.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Biohazard· Sick of It All· Madball
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Police State Standout 1:03
- 2 I Had Enough 1:37
- 3 Riot Riot Upstart Standout 2:12
- 4 Sit and Watch 1:51
- 5 Blood, Death & Taxes Standout 1:22
- 6 Frustration 1:19
- 7 Sickness 1:32
- 8 Shadows 1:40
- 9 Nowhere to Go 2:25
- 10 Trust 2:11
- 11 My Life 2:16
- 12 It's Time 1:29
- 13 Rock Star 1:34
- 14 Nothing's Free 1:45
- 15 Price You Pay 0:55
- 16 Jailbreak 1:36
- 17 Bullet on Mott St. 2:04
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