Album lore

Fury Deluxe Edition, issued by Belgium’s Surge Of Fury in early 2007 via Fuck This Recordings, compiles sixteen tracks of uncompromising hardcore and queercore. The record’s pulse is rooted firmly in beatdown hardcore, a style marked by heavy, grinding riffs and shouted vocals, as heard on cuts like "LGHC" and "Never Backdown." Between the bursts of aggression, skits and brief interludes provide moments of raw, candid atmosphere.The band’s Belgian origin situates them within a lesser-known but ardent hardcore scene, where Fury’s output contributes a distinct regional resonance. Their approach is direct and unvarnished, with themes of resilience and self-trust articulated across the album’s runtime. Fury Deluxe Edition stands as a durable artifact for collectors drawn to the intersection of hardcore intensity and queercore’s defiant spirit.

Album lore

Fury Deluxe Edition, issued by Belgium’s Surge Of Fury in early 2007 via Fuck This Recordings, compiles sixteen tracks of uncompromising hardcore and queercore. The record’s pulse is rooted firmly in beatdown hardcore, a style marked by heavy, grinding riffs and shouted vocals, as heard on cuts like "LGHC" and "Never Backdown." Between the bursts of aggression, skits and brief interludes provide moments of raw, candid atmosphere.The band’s Belgian origin situates them within a lesser-known but ardent hardcore scene, where Fury’s output contributes a distinct regional resonance. Their approach is direct and unvarnished, with themes of resilience and self-trust articulated across the album’s runtime. Fury Deluxe Edition stands as a durable artifact for collectors drawn to the intersection of hardcore intensity and queercore’s defiant spirit.