Album lore

NYHC: Where The Wild Things Are collects raw expressions of New York hardcore punk from The Arch Rivals NY. The record channels the aggressive energy and unvarnished urgency that defined the city’s underground scene, with terse riffs and shouted vocals emblematic of the genre’s mid-1980s lineage. The featured instrumental hidden track offers a brief, stripped-back moment that contrasts with the otherwise relentless pace.Though modest in circulation—evidenced by its 208 Last.fm listeners and 365 scrobbles—this album stands as a document of the city’s gritty musical vernacular. Its rough-hewn recordings evoke the claustrophobic venues and DIY ethos that shaped this chapter of hardcore history. For collectors and DJs seeking authentic signals from New York’s punk archives, this is a worthy artifact.

Album lore

NYHC: Where The Wild Things Are collects raw expressions of New York hardcore punk from The Arch Rivals NY. The record channels the aggressive energy and unvarnished urgency that defined the city’s underground scene, with terse riffs and shouted vocals emblematic of the genre’s mid-1980s lineage. The featured instrumental hidden track offers a brief, stripped-back moment that contrasts with the otherwise relentless pace.Though modest in circulation—evidenced by its 208 Last.fm listeners and 365 scrobbles—this album stands as a document of the city’s gritty musical vernacular. Its rough-hewn recordings evoke the claustrophobic venues and DIY ethos that shaped this chapter of hardcore history. For collectors and DJs seeking authentic signals from New York’s punk archives, this is a worthy artifact.