BREACH Outlines 1994

 

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Luleå, North Sweden. 1993. A punk band splits into two bands; one the pop-tinged, post-hardcore FIRESIDE, the other a renegade heavy outfit by the name of BREACH. Lulea was the perfect place for BREACH to begin developing their unique, multi-faceted sound. The members focused all their energy and time into writing and rehearsing. In a short time the band laid a strong foundation for their future growth in a sound that merged influences from US hardcore and other heavy artists from HELMET to ENTOMBED.

Tracklist

1		Despise The Fact
2		Changing Times
3		Predict A Life
4		Air That We Breathe
5		Profits
6		Oulines
7		Thoughts To Rebuild
8		Potential Failure

FIRESIDE Hello Kids 1998

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Fireside Biography by Zac Johnson

Swedish punk band Fireside formed in the early '90s and, in some ways, personified the bleak landscapes of their homeland. Pelle Gunnerfeldt (a former pro-skateboarder changed full-time guitarist), Kristofer Astrom (guitar and vocals), Per Nordmark (drums), and Frans Johansson (bass) helped to influence a generation of Swedish hardcore bands like Refused, International Noise, Conspiracy, and Cobalt. The band's association with Crank! Records began in 1997 when their track "Headacher" was used as the opening song on their Don't Forget to Breathe compilation, and the label picked them up as soon as their contract with American expired.

Tracklist  

1-01	Beautiful Island, Ugly Natives
1-02	Silver Muscle Car
1-03	Big Blue Elephant
1-04	Street Love
1-05	A Week At The Most
1-06	Fox
1-07	Beautiful Tan
1-08	Headacher
1-09	What Cures The Polio
1-10	Love Is All We Got
1-11	Ambulance
1-12	Cement
1-13	Not In My Palace
1-14	In Place
1-15	Sorry
1-16	Drop My Shoulder
1-17	Someone Spitting
1-18	Valid Set
1-19	Slack
1-20	Drown
1-21	Sorry
2-01	Elevation
2-02	Rocket U.S.A.
2-03	The Sun And The Rainfall
2-04	If I Needed You
2-05	Catholic Block (I've Got A)
2-06	Sludgefeast
2-07	Greatest Gift
2-08	Don't Wanna Know If You're Lonely
2-09	Beautiful Ones

FIRESIDE Sweatbead EP 1997

thanks to Jenz

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Fireside Biography by Zac Johnson

Swedish punk band Fireside formed in the early '90s and, in some ways, personified the bleak landscapes of their homeland. Pelle Gunnerfeldt (a former pro-skateboarder changed full-time guitarist), Kristofer Astrom (guitar and vocals), Per Nordmark (drums), and Frans Johansson (bass) helped to influence a generation of Swedish hardcore bands like Refused, International Noise, Conspiracy, and Cobalt. The band's association with Crank! Records began in 1997 when their track "Headacher" was used as the opening song on their Don't Forget to Breathe compilation, and the label picked them up as soon as their contract with American expired. 

 

Tracklist

1. Sweatbead
2. Big Blue Elephant
3. Street Love
4. A Week At The Most

FIRESIDE Kilotin 1995

Thanks to Jenz

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Fireside Biography by Zac Johnson

Swedish punk band Fireside formed in the early '90s and, in some ways, personified the bleak landscapes of their homeland. Pelle Gunnerfeldt (a former pro-skateboarder changed full-time guitarist), Kristofer Astrom (guitar and vocals), Per Nordmark (drums), and Frans Johansson (bass) helped to influence a generation of Swedish hardcore bands like Refused, International Noise, Conspiracy, and Cobalt. The band's association with Crank! Records began in 1997 when their track "Headacher" was used as the opening song on their Don't Forget to Breathe compilation, and the label picked them up as soon as their contract with American expired.

Tracklist

1. Kilotin
2. Cement
3. Not In My Palace
4. In Place