A FOOD NOT BOMBS BENEFIT LP Various Artists 1994

 

Discogs

 

Hardcore/emo compilation on the Inchworm record label

 

Tracklist 

A1	–Ten Boy Summer	The History Of Blank Pages And The Conscious Decision To Discontinue The Tradition Our Gender Has Been Plagued With
A2	–Swing Kids (2)	Disease
A3	–Campaign	Industry Slave
A4	–Indian Summer	Reflections On Milkweed
A5	–Starkweather	Mainline
A6	–Franklin (2)	Slow Into Questionable
B1	–Finger Print	Surrender
B2	–Braille (3)	Capitol
B3	–Half Man	Tripped Up
B4	–Premonition (10)	Left Unsaid
B5	–Railhed	End Song
B6	–Current (3)	Chairtied

 

WALLEYE Familiar, Forgotten 1995

Discogs

 

 

Biography

Throughout the early to mid-'90s, Walleye was a regular in the NE hardcore scene. Based out of Delaware, the quintet was a neighbor to Jade Tree and a staple in shows from New England to the Carolinas, making itself a natural match for the label. As time would prove, the band wound up serving as something of a lightening rod for fellow Delawarians such as Boy Sets Fire. The band's debut full-length marks one of Jade Tree's first collaborations with graphic designer/artist John Yates (Stealworks). Of course, Familiar, Forgotten, like the rest of Walleye's work with the label, is more than a sterile history lesson. In its relatively unsung life span, the band created an oft- overlooked take on personal hardcore, free of the saccharine trappings of some of the genre's future.

 

Tracklist 

1	Episode
2	Babel
3	Old Bottles
4	Silver Tongue
5	Highest Low
6	Passed By
7	Behind Hand
8	Monster
9	After Taste
10	Debris

 

RAILHED Tarantella 1993

Drummer Nick Rotundo also played in Walleye.

Discogs

Tracklist

1	Incision
2	Sell My Revolution
3	Goosebumps
4	Reclaim
5	Exit
6	Tightrope
7	Lather
8	The Man Who Fell To Earth
9	Seven Thumbs Thick