Jay Reason Discography of CDs

Jay Reason CD discography Includes a bonus DVD. Madball: Freddy Cricien (vocals). Personnel: Ivan Murillo, Sean ...

Jay Reason discography After putting in years of hard graft with highly respected Buffalo, NY hardcore acts such as Despair and Buried Alive, vocalist Scott Vogel made the cross-country move to L.A. in 2002 in order to start a mascara-smeared glam rock band on the Sunset Strip. Just kidding. In fact, the preternaturally pissed singer sought out like-minded cohorts with whom to launch his next, aptly named hardcore venture, Terror, quickly invading the local club scene, heading out on van-driven national tours, and signing with Trustkill Records for the release of their 2004 debut album, One with the Underdogs. Two years, and countless roads traveled later, the quintet entered Massachusetts' Planet Z Studios to work on their sophomore effort Always the Hard Way, recording with renowned producer Zeuss (Hatebreed, Shadows Fall, etc.), who helped lend the album's hardcore roots that contemporary, metallic edge so popular in the mid-2000s. Powered by precision-tool riffing and machine-gun percussion, shout-out anthems like "Last of the Diehards," "You Can't Break Me," and the title track are as clichéd as they are irresistibly ...

Jay Reason CD discography Recording information: Planet Z Studios, Hadley, MA. Personnel: Jay Reason (vocals); Chris Legg (guitar); Chris Beattie (bass guitar); Dave Fusso (drums).

Jay Reason albums Hate Your Guts are a hardcore band; this album offers ten tracks in 20 minutes, with titles that include "Short Eyes" (a prison term for a child molester) and "All Veins." Suffice it to say these guys don't have the most positive impressions of their fellow humans, and that's reflected in the primitive, metallic ...

Jay Reason music CDs Track Listing of songs: Infected; You're a Waste; Spit In Your Face; No One Cares; Mp; Pushed Aside; You Make Us Sick; Braindead; Sick and Tired; Don't Need You; Out Break Tro; I Blame You; Useless; No Second Chances; Dead To Me;

Jay Reason songs Recording information: Silver Bullet Studios, Burlington, CT. Personnel: Jay Reason (vocals). Audio Mixer: Greg Thomas .

Jay Reason albums Scott Dempsey (guitar); Jeremy Jeffers (bass); John Barry (drums). Additional personnel includes: Ian Larrabee, Geoff Rickly, Rob Vitale, Erin Farley, Jason Shevchuk (vocals). Stretch Arm Strong's second effort for Tooth & Nail's heavy music imprint Solid State is a rousing collection of clean-burning hardcore revivalism varnished with a melodic sheen. While the record strikes quickly with ...