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One part brutal punch to the face, two parts Joy Division, and three parts Melvins. Classic Metal-Straight-Edge.
Genre: Metal/Punk: Metalcore
Release Date: 2003
Discrography Record Label: New Granada
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Disappointment Growing 3:57 Album Only
Window 3:31 Album Only
Desperation 3:27 Album Only
Both Hands Open 4:46 Album Only
Hanging On 6:15 Album Only
This Desperate Hello 5:27 Album Only
Learning to Use 4:39 Album Only
Speak 6:41 Album Only
Catalyst 0:57 Album Only
Hammer Falls 3:01 Album Only
Eerie Invited 3:39 Album Only
Cage 4:28 Album Only
Dying of Thirst 3:46 Album Only
Hands Hide Sun 4:18 Album Only
Honest to God 3:18 Album Only
She Said 5:12 Album Only
Forever Burning 3:47 Album Only
The Queen is Dead 4:01 Album Only
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Album Notes

With a crushing ferocity and a true independent spirit shared by fellow hometown heroes Reversal Of Man and Assuck, Scrog was one part brutal punch to the face, two parts Joy Division and three parts Melvins. Forging new territory for the mid-90’s HardCore/Screamo/Metal scene, Scrog combined all the elements of Tampa, Florida’s heavy reputation with introspective lyrics to make heavier, slower, louder mayhem that was intensified tenfold during each live performance. With a backdrop of fully stacked Ampeg’s, it was these live sonic attacks that left the heart pounding, the brain thinking, and the walls rumbling.

It’s been almost 8 years since Scrog took its final bow, and Central Florida is still feeling the aftershock of that last chord.

REVIEWS:
"...this act displays more guts than any emo, screamo, whatever act that's around these days." - Chronicles of Chaos

"Bred from the black arts churned out by Tampa’s metal environs, then undercut by every other alterna-whattayagot, Scrog’s switcheroo hardcore amassed all kinds of jagged changes, sputtering rhythms and aggravating attitudes before most folks knew you could do that with music. Many still don’t." - Focus Magazine

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REVIEWS

Scrog Discography
author: Eric Jenkins
I can't tell you how many times I saw Scrog back in the day. Unrelenting sludge with some of the most brutal guitar riffs of all time. I had the honor of sharing the stage with these guys several times and those were some of the most memorable shows I ever played. See you in the monkey pile! Only a lucky few will get that...you had to be there.
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