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Band
Walls of Jericho
Title
No One Can Save You...
Type
LP/EP
Company
Napalm
YOR
2016
Style
Metalcore/Hardcore
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4/5/2016 - Review by: Eric Compton
Another scathing hardcore approach while skating on punk and metalcore
Napalm Records continues their expansion with one of their biggest US signings, Walls of Jericho. The hardcore act have released four prior albums on punk label Trustkill (distributed by SPV, JVC, Universal) and bring a great deal of live experience to the roster. 'No One Can Save You from Yourself' sees the Detroit natives delivering another scathing hardcore approach while skating on punk and metalcore tendencies. Groove-laden hooks are dominant over the faster tempo and vocalist Candace Kucsulain is still as menacing as ever. Highlight for me was the triumphant 'Fight the Good Fight'.
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No One Can Save You...
2016
Napalm
Eric Compton4/5/2016
3.5

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