From Companionship To Competition - Kill Your Idols

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Hardcore / Artist: Kill Your Idols / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 2005-01-24 at Side ... more

From Companionship To Competition - Kill Your Idols ... One Dummy / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Intro/Blown Up Burnt Out
2 Stuck In A Rut
3 I Hate My Guts
4 20 Bucks
5 Only Dicks Don't Like Black Flag
6 From Companionship To Competition
7 Your Wish Is My Command
8 We've Tried Nothing And We're All Out Of Ideas
9 Miserable And Satisfied
10 Don't Call Me I Won't Call You
11 Make Up Your Minds
12 15 Minutes
13 I'll Call You Back
14 Still Pist
15 Looking Back

Newest Review: ... band here sounds more perfect than ever. Kill Your Idols announced in late 2006 that they would call it a day in summer 2007 ... more

... and so it was then that they departed, each member going their separate way. Kill Your Idols are a sorely missed hardcore band, always the music was incredible and when it was announced that the band would take their bow I personally was quite distraught at the news. The music of Kill Your Idols really was a cut above the rest in the genre - there are so many Hardcore bands that sound identical but this band always maintained its individuality through a truly unmistakable sound and finely honed lyrical excellence...more

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From Companionship to Competition
Release Date: 2005 - 01 - 24, Audio CD, Side One Dummy

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From Companionship To Competition - Kill Your Idols: Hardcore Idols Swan Song (629 words)
by - written on 02/04/08 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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When this album was released back in early 2005, Kill Your Idols had recently released a split 7" with the legendary 7 Seconds, and after a 2 year hiatus following on from the release of the 'No Gimmicks Needed' album in 2001 the band here came back with the long awaited follow up album 'From Companionship To Competition'. This album sees the band showing no signs of slowing down as they carry on where they left off with heavy guitars, pelting drum beats, and awesome hardcore vocals. I'd say that this is probably better than their previous album had been and the band here definitely ironed out the few creases that were present. Don't get me wrong - I loved their 'No ... Read the complete review