Amygdala are a five-piece hardcore band from San Antonio, Texas that began in 2014. Beginning with a self-released tape, they have continually grown with staunch DIY values and a very vocal powerful political message, which is just as crucial to this band as their music. They give a voice to oppressed and marginalized people, including people of colour, members of the LGBTQ community, and women, by directly addressing very current issues affecting these individuals, and relay that message through their lyrics and at their shows. It's a crucial part of the band, and one that makes them one of the most important hardcore bands in recent years. Not to mention, their music is incredible and extremely intense, and blends together elements of early metalcore and screamo through a distinctly hardcore lens. They recently released their newest album on legendary metal label Prosthetic Records, which will hopefully put this band on a much wider radar, because they deserve to be heard. Enjoy,
1. One joy will scatter a hundred sorrows
2. It may be those who do most, dream the most
3. Forever Love
4. Stardust
5. Neurodegeneration
6. Punk has no room for closet misogynists
1. Amygdala - You Can't Handle The Truth
2. Amygdala - Floricanto
3. Saligia - No Halo, No Crown
4. Saligia - Phoenix
1. Rose Buds
2. Punkerxs Del Barrio
3. Apathetic Psychoanalyst
3. Apathetic Psychoanalyst
4. These men aren't sorry
5. We are the resistance
6. Healing in a world where we don't exist
7. Wandering Eyes
8. Population Control II
9. Abandon All Patriarchy
10. Counteractive Activist
1. Born Into Abuse
2. Why Can't I Heal?
3. It Takes A Village
4. I Hate To Say It
5. Look Back And Reflect
6. Semillas
7. 18 Years And Counting
8. Our Bodies, Our Choice
9. We Exist//Yo Existo
10. BPD Versus Me
11. I Wish Upon A Shooting Star
Yes!!! I was so excited for them when they got signed to Prosthetic. Population Control is my favorite skramz record of this decade.
ReplyDeleteThis shit's so good
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ReplyDeleteAMAZING! Thank you!
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