Streaks of Terror, by Crestfallen

Streaks of Terror

by Crestfallen

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1.	Nine to Five RSVP 01:50	buy track
2.	Beyond Recognition 02:13	buy track
3.	Never Say Never! 03:53	buy track
4.	Scouring for Any Signs of Life 06:16	buy track
5.	Seen and Not Heard... 01:42	buy track
6.	...Biting Your Tongue Off 06:18	buy track
7.	Pecking Order 02:18	buy track
8.	Disappearing Act 06:41	buy track
9.	Eternal Nightmare (Vio-lence) 05:36	buy track

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"Streaks of Terror" is the standalone full-length recording from NoVA/DC thrash-inspired hardcore kids CRESTFALLEN. Effectively the "little brothers" of older bands like Pageninetynine, Majority Rule, Corn on Macabre, and others in the immediate community, the album was written and recorded while all of the members were in their teens and booking DIY shows for themselves and for their friends with regularity.

An essential band and critical part of the health and vitality of the early 00's DIY hardcore/punk scene, CRESTFALLEN was mature beyond their years, both musically (what other teenagers knew about VIO-LENCE, let alone covered them at the time?) and in how they carried themselves. It was no wonder that fellow musicians and show attendees gravitated and supported accordingly.

credits

released June 25, 2002

CRESTFALLEN: Willy Nilz, Christian, Tim, Mike Prophet, and Nathan

Recorded at Oblivion Studios by Mike Bossier, January 2002
Words to "Never Say Never" by Richard H.
"Eternal Nightmare" by the almighty VIO-LENCE

A much needed thanx to Brent and Willie Dictionary for making it happen, Mike Oblivion, our punk rock parents pg.99 and Majority Rule, The index, Mannequin, The Greyscale, and Corn on Macabre, Jake, Marco, Sean, past mosh dogs Richard and Fat JD, Matt Kemp, Crazy Mike Widman, VIO-LENCE, The Kuntbergs and their basement, and the rest of our families and friends, anyone who has helped us with shows, extra thanks to Chris, JR, Will, Eric, and The Grindfather for the gang vocals, also mike for the photos. We love you.

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