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Silence Your Enemies
Tennessee hardcore. I know what youre thinking; you thought everyone from Tennessee that was into music plays country. Well youre wrong. Although, the five gentlemen that comprise Taken Under may also dabble at playing country as a side-gig for all I know. Silence Your Enemies is the bands debut effort and is six songs (one intro and five actual songs) of bruising hardcore. Soundwise, the band compares to like-minded brethren in Hoods and Will to Live. There are no sappy choruses or any wannabe blastbeats, just straight forward hardcore. If youre into that, youll enjoy this EP. If straight up hardcore is not your thing, look elsewhere.
6.5 / 10 — Michael
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