FRAIL - No Industry TAPE blackened (released in 2004)

(released in 2004)

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KC from Thou/Treadles

strings and brass into its mild electronic realm brings up compelling dimensions between classic composition and abstraction – a tender melodicism that draws on jazz

this legendary one-night performance would be split into two volumes: In Concert At Yale University and Nommo

FRAIL - No Industry TAPE blackened (released in 2004)"Real Emo" only consists of the DC emotional hardcore scene and the late `90s Delaware Valley screamo scene. Frail were at the epicenter of that vibrant straight edge youth gaggle, screaming their throats bloody in baggy pants. Discontent with the metallic hardcore format, the quintet pursued Gen X's ferocious, noisy rage against everything at San Diego's galloping pace. No Industry includes vital singles for the Yuletide, Bloodlink, and Kidney Room