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Peggy Suicide

Proud to Commit Commercial Suicide

Nailbomb’s Proud to Commit Commercial suicide fulfills the promise of its title. Filled with ugly, raw noises, the record is an endurance test for some listeners, sheer bliss for others. The band distills the dirtiest elements of industrial, metal and grunge, creating a scathing, blistering grind. Fans of balls-out, no-holds-barred metal will love it but … Continue reading

Zero Hour

Zero Hour compiles live performances Suicide gave in New York City and Berlin in the late ’70s and early ’80s. Although these live takes aren’t drastically different from the studio versions, the icy intensity of the music makes Zero Hour a must-hear for dedicated suicide fans. – Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide Technorati Tags: … Continue reading

Suicide [Second Album]

Confusingly released in 1980 as Alan Vega/Martin Rev: Suicide, Mute reissued suicide‘s second album as The Second Album in 2000. The reissue adds the “Dream Baby Dream” single, as well as a second disc of Vega and Rev’s first rehearsal tapes. The Ric Ocasek-produced Second Album is less confrontational and more contemporary than the duo’s … Continue reading

Suicide File [EP]

Critical Stage

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Skank for Brains

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American Supreme

Is American Supreme — the first suicide album in a decade — an update, a return to form? Yes and no. Those who hang on Alan Vega’s every streetwise grunt and growl will doubtlessly be pleased as punch with the results, as will anyone who hasn’t heard any music that has been recorded since 1990. … Continue reading

Suicide Party

First views of suicide Party’s twisted kiddy cartoons and obvious song titles might have some people charging Fort Lauderdale’s Bishop of putting too much emphasis on their blackhumored, often silly lyrics, in place of the music itself. But that’s maybe just as well since hardcore’s innate sonic limitations pretty much require a band have something … Continue reading

Suicide by My Side