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No Comment were a four-piece powerviolence band from North Hollywood, California that were around from 1987 to 1993. They are considered one of the earliest and most influential bands in the genre, thanks to a string of incredible 7″‘s they put out (the most notable one being 1992’s Downsided). They, along with bands like Spazz, Crossed Out, Infest, and Man Is The Bastard (who vocalist Andrew Beattie would later join) are absolute essentials in defining the head-splitting sound of powerviolence, and their discography compilation (available below) is a must-have for people even remotely into this style of hardcore. Enjoy.
1. Skin Rape
2. Scum Human
3. World Of Difference
4. Modern Moses
5. Guinea Piglet Alone
6. Community Slugs
7. Jugular Scars
8. For Tomorrows Sake
9. In The Name Of Stupidity
10. Modern Moses
11. For Tomorrows Sake
12. Saying Uncle
13. A Mother Crime
14. Community Slugs
15. In The Name Of Stupidity
16. Farmer Hitler John
17. World Of Difference
18. Open Face Down
19. A Mother Crime
20. Community Slugs
21. Guinea Piglet Alone
22. World Of Difference
23. Skin Rape
24. Open Face Down
25. Jugular Scars
26. Dead Stare For Life
27. Past Tense
28. Sarcastics
29. Distant
30. Hurt
31. Hacked To Chunks
32. Lament
33. Soiled By hate
34. Downsided
35. Push Down And Turn
36. Curtains
37. Life
38. Dead Stare For Life
39. Past Tense
40. Sarcastics
41. Distant
42. Hurt
43. Hacked To Chunks
44. Lament
45. Soiled By hate
46. Downsided
47. Push Down And Turn
48. Curtain + Downsided/Push Down And Turn/Curtains Live
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No Comment were a four-piece powerviolence band from North Hollywood, California that were around from 1987 to 1993. They are considered one of the earliest and most influential bands in the genre, thanks to a string of incredible 7″‘s they put out (the most notable one being 1992’s Downsided). They, along with bands like Spazz, Crossed Out, Infest, and Man Is The Bastard (who vocalist Andrew Beattie would later join) are absolute essentials in defining the head-splitting sound of powerviolence, and their discography compilation (available below) is a must-have for people even remotely into this style of hardcore. Enjoy.