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On their latest release, "Breed The
Killers," "Earth Crisis" take their militant stance
to a new level, spreading their voices in loud unison to right
all the wrongs in a world spinning out of control. To lend support
to the suppressed, and opposition to a system which has turned
a deaf ear toward the betterment of society and the salvation
of our surroundings. The crisis is real and their message rings
loud and clear right from the opening salvo of "End Begins,"
and doesn't let up once until the final barriers have been broken.
"Earth Crisis" has taken a radical
leap forward, bringing hard-core music into new dimensions, comparably
examined through the chamber of a blast furnace and the quickened
reaction one has from its slightest exposure. Led by the outspoken
Karl Buechner, "Earth Crisis" leads the charge to further
question authority, ourselves, and where political agenda lies.
Covering topics such as world hunger, "Filthy
Hands To Famished Mouths," racism, "Breed The Killers,"
AIDS, "Death Rate Solution" and drug abuse, "Wither"
and "Unvanquished," E.C. has successfully opened doors
for the many who have yet to be moved into action, and offers
a sharp, new vision toward the consciousness of today's inhabitants
to try and insure there'll still be a tomorrow.
"Ecocide" covers the worldwide
perspective, as the overall view quickly unfolds that we as individuals
need to increase our accountability and rationality in the lives
which we were given, in order to foster the best results in the
world we've all inherited. Let's face it, we all know we live
in hell, but sometimes it's necessary for something like an "Earth
Crisis" to come along and remind us of it once in a while
before we finally lift a finger to do something about it.
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