Tag Archive: Citizens Arrest

Citizens Arrest-Colossus: The Discography

Citizens Arrest Colossus: The Discography Double LP Nuclear War Now Records Citizens Arrest are one of the most essential bands of the late 80’s to early 90’s period when hardcore was taking a turn towards uglier, noisier, and harsher sounds. Contemporary to bands like Rorschach, Burn, and No Comment, Citizens Arrest’s sound is equal parts influenced by bands like Napalm Death and Siege, and more youth crew oriented bands like Youth of Today or Infest. This discography contains pretty much everything it could possibly contain in a very organized manner. Their lukewarm demo (includes vocals by Ted Leo, that guy…
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Signifying Nothing 03×05

I think, at this point, the podcast is going to be canceled, or, at least, released in a different form than weekly (I’m thinking maybe a longer, monthly, show? Man, I can’t imagine how Al does two hours a week!). Since the show came back for the fall, listenership has been sporadic. This will leave the written portion of Signifying Nothing as the main focus. I have a large backlog of reviews to post, plus some other features I’d like to implement. Let’s see what happens as we experiment with this new format. Hopefully, people care enough to check it…
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Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty Five

Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty Five Playlist Rites of Spring-Spring Sleater Kinney-Things You Say 7 Seconds-Drug Control Absolution-Fall of a Nation Black Flag-Bastard In Love Citizens Arrest-Woodstock Breathing Fire-Hit Machines Dry Rot-Oldest Pornography True Blue-Delta DropDead-Legacy of Death Splitting Headache-Ratings Flood Give-Amphetamine Dream Trauma-Era of Excess Our Gang-In Anger Show Notes Double Cross on 7 Seconds Blogged & Quartered’s Absolution discography Tony Rettman’s interview with Dry Rot.

Signifying Nothing Top 100 Of The Nineties

Four years late, here is the final list.  One thing I’ve noticed as I put this together is that there is a great lack of compilations on this list.  A lot of the decent compilations in the nineties have great songs, but also terrible ones.  I still feel like I am missing something obvious… 1.6 Band, Self Titled LP, USA, 1992 Acme, Self Titled 7″, Belgium, 1994 All Chrome, Flounders Flyers College & Canada LP, USA, 1999 Arms Reach, Self Titled 7″, Australia, 1998 Assuck, State To State 7″, USA, 1993 Aus-Rotten, Fuck Nazi Sympathy, USA, 1994 Bastard, Wind Of…
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Signifying Nothing Episodes Fourteen & Fifteen

Playlist Voorhees-Heroin Is Fun Discharge-I Won’t Subscribe Discharge-Protest & Survive Discharge-A Look At Tomorrow Voorhees-Hinkley Had A Vision Dead Nation-No Voice No Choice Mental Decay-Leave Me Alone Kiss It Goodbye-We’ll Burn That Bridge When We Get There Turning Point-Insecurity Born Against-Mary & Child Rorschach-Checkmate Burn-Decay Citizens Arrest-Pain Deep Wound-Sisters Career Suicide-Stones You Throw Discharge-The Beginning Of The End No Hope For The Kids-Angels Of Destruction Kanamits-Failure Loud & Clear-A Bitter World Nightmare-Refugee Of Logical Society Disclose-Controlled By Fear Lip Cream-Village Of The Damned Doom-Nazi Die Infest-Behind This Toungue The Faith-Face To Face Bikini Kill-Daddy’s Lil Girl End Of The Line-Burning…
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Signifying Nothing Episode Twelve

Playlist SNFU-She’s Not On The Menu C.R.-Hate The Christian Right Enola Gay-Grav Et Nul Brotherhood-Three Things Terveet Kadet-Onnellisia Kytkentoja Teen Idles-I Drink Milk Minor Threat-Stand Up State Of Alert-I Hate The Kids Deadline-Hear The Cry Artificial Peace-Outside Looking In Red C-Pressure’s On Youth Brigade-Moral Majority Void-Dehumanized Government Issue-Hey Ronnie Untouchables-I Hate You Justice-Up & Down Negative Approach-Fashionable Idiots Look Back & Laugh-Open Wounds Pissed Jeans-Love Clown Authorities-Radiation Masturbation Fire Party-Jerk Citizens Arrest-Existence Life’s Blood-Human Power Absolution-Dead & Gone Nausea-Electrodes Born Against-The Good Father Fearless Iranians From Hell-Life In Iran Riff Raff-Riff Raff Bastards-Huominen Tulee, Painajainen Alkaa Don’t No-Innocence Of Youth…
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Soul Swallower-Self Titled

Soul Swallower S/T EP Collapse Records Holy shit! Over the summer I kept hearing about a project members of, amongst others, Mind Eraser had going called Soul Swallower. A friend who saw them live described them as “Mind Eraser, only better.” With these very high expectations I knew I had to hear this. Thankfully our friend Bob Shedd put this out on Collapse. Soul Swallower are similar to Mind Eraser but have a bit more of an influence from bands like Integrity, Citizens Arrest, and No Comment. To the layman, I’m sure both bands will sound similar, but there is…
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Signifying Nothing Episode One

Playlist Infest-My World, My Way Infest-Iran Scam Calvary-It’s Sport Fugazi-Cash Out Mental-History 101 Deep Wound-In My Room Black Flag-Three Nights Endpoint-Black Skies Citizens Arrest-In The Distance Sleater Kinney-Jumpers Far From Breaking-All The Difference Midnight-Cold Sweat Cold Sweat-Guilt Burns Judgment-Kick Them Over 108-Killer Of The Soul Eyehategod-30$ Bag Signal Lost-Innocent

Top 100 Of The Nineties: Citizen’s Arrest-A Light In The Darkness

Citizens Arrest A Light In The Darkness 7” Wardance Records 1990 Citizens Arrest, while other New York bands were playing youth crew or noodling on guitar solos as their mullets got bigger, were playing raging hardcore in the early nineties. A Light In The Darkness is brutal; a great mix of Siege, Septic Death, and all things Italian and Scandinavian. This is an essential seven inch, one of the best ever. Citizens Arrest were also on a bunch of compilations and have a great WNYU set. Their LP Colossus, while not as good as the seven inch, is also very…
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Arms Reach

I did this one with Luke through the mail sometime in early 1999. Arms Reach were one of the best bands of the 90’s, I wish there was a proper discography so more people could be turned on to these guys. Who is in the band? The Arms Reach unit consists of Christy (22)-guitar, Amy (21)-guitar, Squelchy (22)-drums, Ben “bass of death” (22)-bass, and me, Luke Crew (23) on vocals. I think it’s really cool that you guys did a split demo, how did that come about? Well both us and Found My Direction started around the same time (March…
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