Agnostic Front - The Eliminator

Review by Daniel Robbins

The Eliminator by Agnostic Front is a powerful and energetic album that showcases the band's talent and passion for hardcore punk music. With its heavy guitar riffs, thunderous drums, and aggressive vocals, this album is sure to satisfy fans of the genre.

From the opening track "The Eliminator," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its fast-paced rhythms and raw sound, to the final song "The Tombs," which leaves listeners wanting more, Agnostic Front delivers a solid performance throughout.

The lyrics on The Eliminator are politically charged and socially conscious, touching on themes such as police brutality, homelessness, and the struggles of working-class Americans. These themes are delivered with a sense of urgency and intensity that is a hallmark of the hardcore punk genre.

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Artist: Agnostic Front
Album: The Eliminator

USA & Europe

Rock

Hardcore

2020

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
The Eliminator
Toxic Shock

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Catalog Numbers

NB 5415

Labels

Nuclear Blast

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online anhören
lytte på nettet
écouter en ligne
ascolta in linea
online luisteren
kuunnella verkossa
lyssna på nätet
escuchar en línea
ouvir online

Formats

Vinyl
7"
Test Pressing

Companies

Role	Company
Manufactured By	Damage Done s.r.o.

Notes

7 copies made.

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Agnostic Front is an American hardcore band that formed in New York City in 1982. The band began playing hardcore punk similar to bands like and , and were part of the burgeoning New York hardcore scene of the mid-1980s with the release of in 1984. 1986's saw them incorporating thrash metal elements into their sound. After a brief hiatus from 1993, Agnostic Front regrouped in 1996. Current line-up: Vinnie Stigma guitar (1982present) Roger Miret vocals (1983present) Mike Gallo bass (2000present) Craig Silverman guitar (2014present) Danny Lamagna - drums (2022-present) Former members: John Watson - vocals (1982) Robbie CryptCrash - drums (1982) Raymond "Raybeez" Barbieri drums (19821983) Diego Casalins - bass (1982) Adam Mucci bass (19821983) Todd Youth bass (19831984) Dave Jones drums (19831984) Rob Kabula bass (19831987, 19972000) Petey Heinz drums (1984) Louie Beatto drums (1985) Gordon Ancis guitar (1985-1987) Joe Montenaro drums (1985-1987) Alex Kinon guitar (1985) Alan Peters bass (19871988) Steve Martin guitar (19871990) Will Shepler drums (19871993) Craig Setari bass (19881993) Matt Henderson guitar (19901993) Jimmy Colletti drums (1985, 19972004) Steve Gallo drums (20042009) Joseph James guitar (20072014) Pokey Mo drums (20092020)

Name Vars

A.F.
AF
Agnistic Front
AgnosticFront

Members

Peter Hines
Roger Miret
Rob Kabula
Alex Kinon
Vinnie Stigma
Steve Martin
Dave Jones
Raybeez
Craig Silverman
Mike Gallo
Steve Gallo
Lenny Di Sclafani
Jimmy Colletti
Matt Henderson
Will Shepler
Louie Beato
Alan Peters
Craig Setari
Keith Burkhardt
Rob
Joseph James
James Kontra
Todd Schofield
Joe Porfido
Gordon Ancis
Adam Mucci
Danny Lamagna
Joseph Montanaro
Jimmy Mo

Summary by Daniel Robbins

The Eliminator is a must-listen for fans of Agnostic Front and hardcore punk music in general. It is a powerful and uncompromising album that showcases the band's talent and passion for the genre.

Comments

robertan88

Ah, take me back to that era!

syherig

Never fails to give me goosebumps everytime I hear this. ?

csolnse089

Killing's my business and business is fine
Money's my interest, life isn't kind
You know you can run but there's nowhere to hide
Payback's a bitch boy
Now you're gonna die
Hand me the contract, I've got no remorse
The more cash I get, the bloodier the worst
You claimed their way out, life is up in flames
How 'bout doin' it my way
Beheaded or slain

Hanging or lethal injection
Gas chamber - take a last breath
Firing squad, electrocute, we'll execute!
More than one face of death
Kill 'em all, let God sort 'em out
A soldier of fortune, I'll wipe 'em all out
Having no home, I have no shame
I'll take a life, another victim in pain
Try turning the tables or make it a frame
You can't snuff me out
Because you're my game
You know you're my target
Your time stands still
But no job's too tough
I love to kill

lotusaudiobooks

Love Roger's voice on this album

niggamm

Sounds like "A Lesson in Violence" by Exodus.

dbrookssgc

Best Song of AF!

dirtyvalley

This track has been a absolute favorite for decades. Like an angry, now older, slightly feared friend. Priceless

109emanuel

People discovering thrash riffs can be similar, lmao

mrjboer

Wish Roger still sung the way he did on this album. Had a friend give me Liberty and Justice, "Here Bro, Roger sounds like he's throwing up thru the whole album. You might like this, I'll never listen to it" Can't say I thought too much more of it than what he summed up in 10 seconds.

brucesutherland

Fast and heavy. AF embodies New York's fuck you attitude. One of the best ever.

liveintheway

My wife love thrash

jfzeledon

i forgot this song existed today is a good day

consellinfantsmontcada

NYHC/NJHC DFL....Down For Life!!!

hhmainhi260193

Try to turn the tables or make it a frame you can't snuff me out because you're my game. still listening in 2020.

wineia15

I still remember buying this on vinyl albeit I was about two years late, bought it in 1988 and in same haul I also bought Reign In Blood-Slayer and Force Fed by Prong, still have the three of them, can even remember what my then girlfriend bought same day, same store, Join The Army by Suicidal Tendencies and And No One Else Wanted To Play by SNFU. Kids nowadays, what do they know, they'd have every single release by every band down to the demos downloaded for free and would instead spend the money on a bra for the boy and a Stalin tattoo for the girl.

averimichele

Anyone in 2020 :)

kierstenbixby

Totally SLAYER !!

amogumejub

when NYHC was dangerous back then agnostic front are legends

somewheresmilingblog

My neigbourh (i'm from Poland) give me this album in 1993, i didn't understand a word? but music was fantastic.

jivanekartik21

Got this 86 in 9th grade at Zeds in Long Beach when it first came out. Came with a cool poster and saw them on that tour that year at FendersBall Room..
Roger got in for free that day bring in music equipment...nice dude. Also remember lot of people give it a bad reviews cuz it sounded to metal but it sounded great! Especially if you like Dr.Know.