Something's Gotta Give
Agnostic Front · 1998
32 min · 15 tracks · crossover thrash · New York hardcore
Raucous and aggressive, this album embodies the raw energy of 90s hardcore punk with relentless riffs and anthemic choruses.
Why this album works
'Something's Gotta Give' is notable for its critical reception within the hardcore community, as it reestablished Agnostic Front's relevance during a time when the genre faced commercialization. The album received praise for its authenticity and vigor, charting well on independent music charts and influencing a new generation of hardcore bands.
- Best for
- short, energetic listening bursts immediate hooks and energy high-intensity workout motivation
- Context
- When 'Something's Gotta Give' was released in 1998, Agnostic Front was approaching their third decade in the hardcore scene, solidifying their legacy after their previous album, 'One Voice' (1992). This release marked a return to their roots, showcasing a blend of classic New York hardcore with fresh intensity as they faced lineup changes and changing musical landscapes.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Biohazard· Sick of It All· Madball
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Something’s Gotta Give Standout 1:52
- 2 Believe Standout 1:38
- 3 Gotta Go 3:35
- 4 Before My Eyes 2:10
- 5 No Fear 2:01
- 6 Blinded 2:42
- 7 Voices 2:16
- 8 Do or Die Standout 2:12
- 9 My War 2:14
- 10 Bloodsucker 1:41
- 11 The Blame 2:11
- 12 Today, Tomorrow, Forever 2:27
- 13 Rage 1:32
- 14 Pauly the Dog 0:48
- 15 Crucified 3:25
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