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Sudden Death Overtime

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

In 1988, with the youth-crew movement in full swing, hardcore band Slapshot (named after the classic 1977 hockey film) was just breaking out in Boston, MA. Fronted by Jack "Choke" Kelly of Negative FX and Last Rites fame, they took the straight edge theme and put a much more negative spin on it than what was going on in New York and Connecticut and had a decidedly more punk sound to boot. 1990's Sudden Death Overtime, the band's second full-length effort, offers up a volatile mixture of fast, maniacal hardcore with angry street punk, commandeered by the notorious Choke.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Nicholas O. ★★★★★

The jacket has a nice glossy finish that really makes the cover art pop, and the vinyl itself plays dead quiet with zero surface noise. Jack Kelly's vocals come through clear and punchy, just like they should for this era of hardcore.

Abigail ★★★★★

This pressing captures the raw energy of that 1988 Boston hardcore scene perfectly, the vinyl is dead quiet between tracks. Jack’s vocals cut through with that unmistakable intensity I remember from old demo tapes. It’s become my go-to record for when I need a quick, aggressive listen.