The Earache Peel Sessions

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tall trees The most righteous of jams can be found within this glorious slab of wax!

HERESY were an incredibly powerful and influential band, and they are firing on all cylinders on this recording captured by the great John Peel.

Essential.

Favorite track: Flowers (In Concrete).

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To those of you unfamiliar with the legendary UK radio DJ John Peel, he was responsible for inviting a succession of then unknown, highly extreme hardcore/punk/metal bands to lay down tracks to air on his national UK radio show. Causing intense debate at the time as members of the public were aurally assaulted by the most extreme music they had ever heard, John Peel continued his hands on support to the fledgling scene for the next four years.

Side A contains all 3 of Heresy's Peel Sessions from 87-89, whilst side B features the incredible Unseen Terror session as well as Mansfield's finest superfast hardcore band Intense Degree's sessions from 1988.

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1.	Flowers (In Concrete) 02:59	buy track
2.	Belief 00:53	buy track
3.	Network of Friends 00:50	buy track
4.	Sick of Stupidity 01:41	buy track
5.	Too Slow to Judge 01:28	buy track
6.	A Sense of Freedom 00:52	buy track
7.	Consume 01:24	buy track
8.	Face Up to It 00:55	buy track
9.	Into the Grey 01:34	buy track
10.	When Unity Becomes Solidarity 02:10	buy track
11.	The Street Enters the House 01:30	buy track
12.	Cornered Rat 00:44	buy track
13.	Open Up 01:38	buy track
14.	Everyday Madness Everyday 02:16	buy track
15.	Break the Connection 01:27	buy track
16.	Ghettoised 00:44	buy track
17.	Network Ends 02:11	buy track
18.	Release 01:16	buy track
19.	Genocide 01:19	buy track

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UK radio DJ John Peel was responsible for inviting a succession of then-unknown, highly-extreme hardcore/punk/metal bands to lay down tracks to air on his national UK radio show in the late '80s. Causing intense debate at the time as members of the public were aurally assaulted by the most extreme music they had ever heard, John Peel continued his hands-on support to the fledgling scene for the next four years.

Heresy were invited to record with John Peel three years running from 1987-1989.

Tracks 1-6 recorded 26/07/87, broadcast 03/08/87
Tracks 7-13 recorded 01/03/88, broadcast 09/03/88
Tracks 14-19 recorded 10/01/89, broadcast 18/01/89

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released May 4, 2015

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