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ABANDON ALL LIFE LP

Southern Lord · SKU: LORD172LPX

Pop • Heavy-Metal

Preorder • 23 Oct 2026

Tracklist

10 tracks
  • 1IN EXODUSNo preview
  • 10SUMM CUIQUENo preview
  • 2TYRANTNo preview
  • 3ABSOLUTE CONTROLNo preview
  • 4GOD’S COLD HANDSNo preview
  • 5WIDE OPEN WOUNDNo preview
  • 6ABANDON ALL LIFENo preview
  • 7NO SURRENDERNo preview
  • 8PARIAHNo preview
  • 9CRY WOLFNo preview

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LORD172LPX

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

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1x Vinyl 12" 12inch Vinyl

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Description

NAILS is beyond brutality. These grindcore tyrants of the American underground have triumphantly returned with their 2nd full length “ABANDON ALL LIFE”! Like the band's debut album: “Unsilent Death", was recorded with CONVERGE’s Kurt Ballou. These 10 tracks of barbaric rage have no resemblance to the laughable retro party metal that passes as extreme music in today’s world. Abandon All Life viciously carpet bombs the listener with a horrifying brand of Death/ Grind/ Hardcore chaos. Bludgeoning beatdowns, grinding blasts, hyper-distorted vocals, hard-hitting metallic chugs and early death metal riffs intensifies to a climatic end where the guitars wail and militant drum breakdowns send us marching. With profound hatred, the howling war cry of ABANDON ALL LIFE shows NAILS as a band without equal in their class. ''A swirling, savage and harrowingly sincere listen from start to finish, the record introduced the world to the band in the most brutal and brilliantly harsh manner possible. The new version of the album also features tracks that were never released from the sessions over a decade ago and completes the story of one of the most influential and affecting crossover releases of the century so far.'' ROCK SOUND 'When Southern Lord picked up and re-released their 2010 debut LP Unsilent Death after its smaller first pressing sold out, they offered a comparison of 90s AmRep bands and early Cro-Mags going faster than either. That sort of works. So does Eyehategod's songbook played by 2013 Converge. This music is more suffocating than it is Suffocation; it also pulls largely from hardcore and comes with plenty of raw emotion attached to it.'' PITCHFORK

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