The Suicide Machines – Destruction By Definition, Metallic Red Vinyl, RSD Essential, (LP)

The Suicide Machines – Destruction By Definition (Metallic Red Vinyl) (RSD Essential)

Originally released in 1996, Destruction By Definition is the explosive debut album from Detroit ska-punk legends The Suicide Machines. Fusing blistering hardcore punk, infectious ska rhythms, and socially charged lyrics, the album helped define the third-wave ska movement while carving out a sound that was faster, heavier, and more aggressive than many of their contemporaries. Packed with fan favorites like "New Girl," "S.O.S.," "Break the Glass," and "Vans Song," the record remains one of the most influential punk releases of the 1990s. This RSD Essential edition is pressed on striking Metallic Red vinyl, making it a must-have for collectors and longtime fans alike.

Track Listing:

1. New Girl

2. S.O.S.

3. Break The Glass

4. No Face

5. Hey

6. Our Time

7. Too Much

8. Islands

9. The Real You

10. Face Values

11. Punk Out

12. Van's Song

13. Insecurities

14. Inside/Outside

15. Zero

16. So Long

17. I Don't Wanna Hear It (Written and Originally Performed by Minor Threat)

Essential for fans of Operation Ivy, Less Than Jake, Kill Lincoln, Mustard Plug, and high-energy ska-punk.

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