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Album Review: Agnostic Front - The American Dream Died

Mark Hebblewhite
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"...the Front remain true to their working-class ethos."

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In 2004 these NYHC veterans roared back to life with the sterling Another Voice.

Unfortunately, since then their efforts have sounded more than a little tired and derivative. The American Dream Died changes all that. Boasting the raw edge of the classic Victim In Pain LP and street-level bravado of the band’s Epitaph releases this album makes Agnostic Front relevant again. Enough Is Enough and I Can’t Relate last barely a minute but pack a visceral punch. Elsewhere Social Justice and Police Violence show that the Front remain true to their working-class ethos.