Vintage Mouthpiece No Justice Count Me Out "2000" Show Poster Jazz The venue was home to
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The venue was home to many punk
They played a frantic and aggressive style of hardcore similar to early US hardcore but had some big solos and a little sense of melody which made the record sound Californian
and the Dream Team won the Gold medal
Infest broke up in 1996 but reformed in 2013 and have played sporadically every since
but in 2007 the band got together with a new lineup backing singer Gary Hodges
Vintage Mouthpiece No Justice Count Me Out "2000" Show Poster Jazz The venue was home toMouthpiece were a straight edge hardcore band from New Jersey. The band started in 1991, right when all their influences were breaking up. They were, then, the only band really doing the youth crew style for a period of time. Mouthpiece released two 7"s, 1991's self titled and 1995's Face Tomorrow, and an LP, 1994's What Was Said, all on Mike Hartsfield's New Age Records. Revelation Records released their discography in 2009. The band broke up in 1995
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