Band bios are usually a bunch of regurgitated bullshit overfilled with descriptive words and adjectives that add up to, well, bullshit. Getting quickly to the point here; New Morality from The Netherlands was formed late 2004 by a bunch of friends with the same hardcore mindset: pure anarchy. In the past years, they've self released a demo, compilations, an MCD, a split 7'' and a recent promo CD, played various shows all over Europe and the band pretty much booked all of those shows by themselves. Music wise you could say New Morality combines ... Read More

Band bios are usually a bunch of regurgitated bullshit overfilled with descriptive words and adjectives that add up to, well, bullshit. Getting quickly to the point here; New Morality from The Netherlands was formed late 2004 by a bunch of friends with the same hardcore mindset: pure anarchy. In the past years, they've self released a demo, compilations, an MCD, a split 7'' and a recent promo CD, played various shows all over Europe and the band pretty much booked all of those shows by themselves. Music wise you could say New Morality combines the heaviness of New York's Breakdown with the hardcore soul of Crown of Thornz, but somehow always stuck to their musical roots and kept that punk attitude in their sound. With their debut album and debut for Reflections Records, New Morality has made a huge step forward that brings them from 'one of the new' bands, to THE new band. The sound on 'Fear Of Nothing' is massive, the vocals are angrier than ever before and the songs are more innovative, without becoming anything less than what New Morality always stood for: Pure hardcore. Take all these ingredients, combined with their almost maniacal, yet no nonsense appearance and unique emotional lyrical content and you simply have one of the best, or should we say most intense, records to come out of Europe in years.

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