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"Call to arms" CD by Sick Of It All

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Item no. 410091
Title Call to arms
Musical Genre Hardcore
Product topic Bands
Band Sick Of It All
Release date 3/23/10
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Let go
  • 2.
    Call to arms
  • 3.
    Potential for a fall
  • 4.
    Falter
  • 5.
    The future is mine
  • 6.
    Guilty
  • 7.
    Falling apart
  • 8.
    Sanctuary
  • 9.
    Morally confused
  • 10.
    Hindsight
  • 11.
    Martin
  • 12.
    Pass the buck
  • 13.
    Quiet man
  • 14.
    Drastic
  • 15.
    (Just a) Patsy

by Matthias Mader (null) After the dream of the major deal turned out to be a real nightmare for Sick Of It All they're back with the Indie label now. Fortunately, over the years their overall sound hasn't changed too much. Same for "Call to arms". Most of the songs aren't longer than 3 minutes and SOIA bash through the tracks like maniacs. If it was possible the guys went back even further to their roots since "Call to arms" reminds me a bit of "Blood, sweat, no tears" from 1989.