Unlawful Assembly Vol.3 – Day One

Fri 09/22/23
6:00PM
All Ages
music
$30 DAY PASS // $50 TWO-DAY PASS

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Show Lineup

Tower 7

(NYC)
Genre: Punk

Black Dog

(Nova Scotia)
Genre: Punk

Hologram

(Richmond, VA)
Genre: Punk

Grand Scheme

(Richmond, VA)
Genre: Punk

Meat House

(Raleigh, NC)
Genre: Punk

Fashion Change

Genre: Hardcore

“…Fashion Change blast out 10 minutes worth of grating intense Negative Approach style hardcore mixed with Flipper-infested groove with a dash of Crossed Out on this tape. Mix it with an almost hypnotic feedback & background hiss that makes it feel like you stumbled across some gross ancient hardcore demo tape made by bad people & you have a most memorable listening experience…”

Cryin’ Hand

(Washington DC)

ORGAN-ISM

(Milwaukee, WI)
Genre: Hardcore

A blazing hybrid of d-beat and punk, carried by a rhythm section that plays as accurate as it does aggressive.

Lengua Salvaje

(Chicago, Illinois)
Genre: Punk

MIRAGE

(NYC)
Genre: Hardcore

Brooklyn Hardcore

Subliminal Excess

(Chicago, Illinois)
Genre: Hardcore

“Listening to the first few tracks, I get the idea that if someone had never heard the RIVAL MOB demo but got handed this tape, they could maaaaybe think that this was it. It’s punk for devout capital-H hardcore kids. Mosh part, fast part (the catchiness and allure of such riffs haven’t made themselves known to me), then another fast part. SUBLIMINAL EXCESS, or “SEx” for short, don’t sound like they’re at their tightest, especially on “Psychotic Break,” and the final track “Burning Feeling” meanders for a minute with a noisy dirge, but then gets into a mid-tempo assault that would feel very modern if it wasn’t for the whispered INTEGRITY-like vocals that crescendo into Jerry A.-type growling. Nothing I write really matters since the tape already sold out, but then again only 100 were made. Is that a lot now? Does that make it a collector’s item? Is the market fixed? Regardless of those answers, it’s assured that demo-core is back.” – Maximum Rock n’ Roll