What makes Support Your Local Record Store by Silverstein notable?

This EP reflects the band's commitment to independent music culture, resonating with fans of both punk and emo. Its release coincided with a growing trend of artists advocating for local record stores, further emphasizing its cultural significance during a time when digital downloads were becoming increasingly dominant. By the time Silverstein released 'Support Your Local Record Store' in January 2011, they were already well-established within the post-hardcore scene, having released four full-length albums since their debut in 2003. This album came shortly after their commercial peak with 'Rescue,' showcasing a return to their punk influences through a series of covers that pay homage to their musical heroes.

How many songs are on Support Your Local Record Store?

Support Your Local Record Store has 4 tracks, running approximately 6 minutes.

Support Your Local Record Store

Silverstein · 2011

6 min · 4 tracks · post-hardcore

A raw, energetic tribute to punk roots, blending emo and post-hardcore influences with spirited covers of influential tracks.

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The Artist — Opening the EP, this track captures Silverstein's signature sound while addressing themes of authenticity and artistic integrity in a changing music landscape.
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Pits + Poisoned Apples (Kid Dynamite) — This cover pays tribute to a seminal band in hardcore punk, bringing youthful energy and nostalgia for the genre's roots back into focus.
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Fuck The Border (Propagandhi) — The most politically charged moment on the EP, this track channels Propagandhi's fierce activism and critiques societal issues, aligning with Silverstein's ethos.

Tracklist

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

1 The Artist 3:03
2 Pits + Poisoned Apples (Kid Dynamite) 0:47
3 Hearts (American Nightmare) 1:05
4 Fuck The Border (Propagandhi) 1:30

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