Soulforce Revolution
7 Seconds · 1989
32 min · 11 tracks · hardcore punk
A frenetic blend of hardcore punk energy and socially conscious lyrics that challenge the status quo.
Why this album works
'Soulforce Revolution' is notable for its exploration of social justice themes, resonating with the politically charged atmosphere of the late '80s. The album received positive reviews and helped reinforce 7 Seconds' influence within the hardcore punk community, particularly among younger activists and musicians.
- Best for
- steady flow with gradual resolution short tracks for quick engagement socially conscious lyrical themes
- Context
- By 1989, 7 Seconds was solidifying their place in the hardcore punk scene with 'Soulforce Revolution', their fifth studio album. This release followed their critically acclaimed album, 'Walk Together, Rock Together' (1985), showcasing a maturation in both sound and thematic depth.
- Stylistic neighbors
- 25 ta Life· James Glayat· Christopher Beckham
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Satyagraha Standout 3:07
- 2 Busy Little People 3:25
- 3 I Can Sympathize 2:43
- 4 It All Makes a Lot Less Sense Now 3:22
- 5 Mother's Day Standout 4:13
- 6 Tribute Freedom Landscape 2:50
- 7 Copper Ledge 2:06
- 8 Tickets to a Better Place Standout 2:23
- 9 4 A.M. in Texas 3:15
- 10 Soul to Keep (For Phyllis) 3:33
- 11 Swan Song 1:50
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