Keep Dreaming - Sister Kisser - Sister Kisser/ Ink&Lead.Destroy All Monsters - I Hate Myself - Ten Songs.In Rapid Succession - Young Livers - Of Misery and Toil.Blood Loss - The Horrible Crowes - Elsie.Home Away From Home - Touche Amore - Parting the Sea ….Crushed by Milwaukee’s Best - Captain, We’re Sinking - It’s a Trap!.Minute in my Mind - Gone By Friday - FeEp.Update your Resume - Junior Battles - 7'.Smokestacks - The Lawrence Arms - A Guided Tour of Chicago.Wish on the Moon - Chuck Ragan - Covering Ground.New Years Resolutions - The Flatliners - Cavalcade.Hand Me a Hammer - Stand Up Get Down - We Have Something to Celebrate.Valentine - Chuck Ragan - Covering Ground.So This Is Our Home - I Would Set Myself on Fire For You - Believes in Patterns.Sometimes the Line Walks You - Murder by Death - In Bocca Al Lupo.Do yourself a huge favor and take this opportunity to get into them. Silent Majority is one of the best bands of all time. Track from the Dynamite Rose compilation (It’s a goddam Cranberries cover, GET STOKED!) Live Radio set from split with Time Aloneīased on a True Story (This collection includes “Distant Second” 7”, “This Island Earth” 7” as well as the tracks from 516 Long Island Hardcore comp and the Welcome to New York, Now Go Home comp) I didn’t get into the rest of their stuff, until years later. Breakers and found out that one of the guys from them had been in Silent Majority. It might have been because I was really into Heads Vs. I’ve owned You Would Love to Know since the early to mid 2000’s, but I don’t really remember why I bought it. I don’t really remember how I got into Silent Majority. I also feel it’s important to point out that Polar Bear Club is a track about being ‘in it for life’ and most, if not all, members of this band have stuck around. These two tracks also showcase just how versatile this band was. The stand out tracks are back to back right in the middle of Life of a Spectator, Polar Bear Club followed by Windows Down. As an aside, Tommy Corrigan’s lyrics have kept on getting better in the other bands he’s done (Capital, Blood Red, Advent). The lyrics are creative and personal, and suit the music perfectly. I cannot think of a single band that sounds like the second half of their catalog. Silent Majority were an incredibly creative, intelligent, and above all, unique Hardcore band. Honestly, I like some indie rock, if that’s what you want to play, then play it. Today, melodic Hardcore usually equates to ‘cool dudes’ playing paint by numbers garbage that is one step away from indie rock. I guess I would describe Silent Majority as a melodic Hardcore band, but I think that does them a bit of a disservice. Their discography runs much much deeper than that though, which often seems to be forgotten. I’m talking of course, about Life of a Spectator. Silent Majority released one of the best Hardcore LPs of all time. 177 notes OctoSilent Majority - Discography

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