;Twista,Coo Coo Cal,Noel Andry,Donnie Damm Photographer: Morgan McStotts. Personnel: Pat Burgess (guitar). Recording information: The Sound Salon, Hollywood, CA.

Recording information: Blood Tracks (05/2004); Fat Shit Studios (05/2004).

Donnybrook albums. Track Listing of songs: Intro; Prime Evil; Beg For Rain; Accepting The Inevitable; Concrete Speech; See Me No More; Something Awful; Soothsayer; What's A Little Blood; Nma; Sliced Up; No Love Here;

Donnybrook music CDs. Metallic and maniacal as they wanna be on firestarters like "Purify" and "Down for the Core," the Los Angeles-based hardcore revivalists known as Donnybrook pay homage to New York's muscular hardcore troupe Madball on the incendiary Lions in This Game. Frontman Dre Stewart could hardly be construed as a singer, based on his atonal, street-derived ranting. Fans of the subgenre will either love or loathe Donnybrook's rendition of District 9's signature number, "Victim," and the classic New York hardcore breakdowns in general, but the limits of the band's energetic, forceful approach tend to affect the appeal of Lions in This Game -- save for the charged, thumping "Get Your Mind Right" and the crackling, brutal "Fist Over Fist" -- as the set plays out. ~ John D. Luerssen Donnybrook! (Punk): Dre Stewart (vocals); Martin Stewart , Pat Burgess (guitar); Danny Banura (bass guitar); Art Banura (drums).

Donnybrook CD discography. Metallic and maniacal as they wanna be on firestarters like "Purify" and "Down for the Core," the Los Angeles-based hardcore revivalists known as Donnybrook pay homage to New York's muscular hardcore troupe Madball on the incendiary Lions in This Game. Frontman Dre Stewart could hardly be construed as a singer, based on his atonal, street-derived ranting. Fans of the subgenre will either love or loathe Donnybrook's rendition of District 9's signature number, "Victim," and the classic New York hardcore breakdowns in general, but the limits of the band's energetic, forceful approach tend to affect the appeal of Lions in This Game -- save for the charged, thumping "Get Your Mind Right" and the crackling, brutal "Fist Over ...