Kaleidoscope Cities Of Fear Vinyl LP 2025
1. Burning Alive
2. Blood Minerals
3. White Idols
4. Controlled Opposition
5. Manufactured Squalor
6. Cities Of Fear
7. Utopia
8. Dirge For The Disappeared
Five years since their previous EP, NYC punks Kaleidoscope return with Cities of Fearāan 8 song 12ā of dark utopian hardcore punk written and recorded at D4MT Labs by the band in only a few days. Rougher and more chaotic than their previous records, like a crazed, spontaneous live offering from seasoned veterans, Cities of Fear sounds like a band returning to their roots, with the heavy, mid 80ās anarcho-punk of Wretched, Crucifix, and Iconoclast serving as their North Star. This record is a surprising and seething document from a group that, after a decade together, continues to experiment with their anger.
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$12.85Kaleidoscope Cities Of Fear Vinyl LP 2025
1. Burning Alive
2. Blood Minerals
3. White Idols
4. Controlled Opposition
5. Manufactured Squalor
6. Cities Of Fear
7. Utopia
8. Dirge For The Disappeared
Five years since their previous EP, NYC punks Kaleidoscope return with Cities of Fearāan 8 song 12ā of dark utopian hardcore punk written and recorded at D4MT Labs by the band in only a few days. Rougher and more chaotic than their previous records, like a crazed, spontaneous live offering from seasoned veterans, Cities of Fear sounds like a band returning to their roots, with the heavy, mid 80ās anarcho-punk of Wretched, Crucifix, and Iconoclast serving as their North Star. This record is a surprising and seething document from a group that, after a decade together, continues to experiment with their anger.
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1. Burning Alive
2. Blood Minerals
3. White Idols
4. Controlled Opposition
5. Manufactured Squalor
6. Cities Of Fear
7. Utopia
8. Dirge For The Disappeared
Five years since their previous EP, NYC punks Kaleidoscope return with Cities of Fearāan 8 song 12ā of dark utopian hardcore punk written and recorded at D4MT Labs by the band in only a few days. Rougher and more chaotic than their previous records, like a crazed, spontaneous live offering from seasoned veterans, Cities of Fear sounds like a band returning to their roots, with the heavy, mid 80ās anarcho-punk of Wretched, Crucifix, and Iconoclast serving as their North Star. This record is a surprising and seething document from a group that, after a decade together, continues to experiment with their anger.
