Screamer Magazine December 1992
Issue: December 1992. Featuring: Extreme. Also Included Bonham, Great White, Kik Tracee, Ministry, Spread Eagle, Trixter, Trouble, Helmet, Unleashed, Malevolent Creation and Much More.
Agnostic Front
Agnostic Front is a New York hardcore punk (NYHC) and crossover thrash band. Formed by Vinnie Stigma and Roger Miret in 1982, they soon added Ray Barbieri and Adam Moochie to form the original line-up. Their debut, United Blood EP, was released in 1983 on an independent label. It is widely regarded as pure hardcore punk and lyrically charged and has since become a collector`s item. The follow-up was Victim In Pain (1984) and is regarded as a seminal New York hardcore release. Dave Jones replaced Ray Barbieri on drums.
Vintage Magazines with Agnostic Front
Screamer Magazine November 1993
Issue: November 1993. Featuring: Layne Staley of Alice in Chains. Also Included Ozzy Osbourne, Judas Priest, Green Jelly, VoiVod, Overkill, BulletBoys, Disincarnate, 311 and Much More.
Screamer Magazine July 1993
Issue: July 1993. Featuring: Alice In Chains and Anthrax. Also Included Infectious Grooves, In Living Colour, Enuff Znuff, Pigface, Kreator, Nuclear Assault, Dismember, T-Ride, Arcade and Much More.
Screamer Magazine September 1992
Issue: September 1992. Featuring: Slaughter. Also Included Babylon AD, Black Sabbath, Faster Pussycat, House of Lords, Iron Maiden, Killer Dwarfs, King's X, L7, Little Caesar, Lynch Mob, Soundgarden, Pantera, Body Count, Cro-Mags, White Zombie and Much More.
Screamer Magazine March 1992
Issue: March 1992. Featuring: Soundgarden. Also Included Agnostic Front, Cannibal Corpse, DAD, Giant, GWAR, Infectious Grooves, Little Angles, Ugly Kid Joe, Yngwie Malmasteen, The Storm, Monkey Paw, Pantera and Much More.
Screamer Magazine January 1992
Issue: January 1992. Featuring: Tesla. Also Included The Almighty, Bangalore Choir, Big House, Britny Fox, Bullet LaVolta, Fishbone, Grave, Primus, Queensryche, Savatage, Scatterbrain, Smashing Pumpkins, Tall Stories and Much More.
Screamer Magazine October 1990
Issue: October 1990. Featuring: Judas Priest. Also Included Alice in Chains, Slayer, Don Dokken, Electric Boys, Gypsy Rose, Riverdogs, Spread Eagle, Trouble Tribe and Much More.
Screamer Magazine March 1989
Issue: March 1989. Featuring: Tesla. Also Included Skid Row, Warrant, Winger, Circle Jerks, Metal Church, Madel Fang, House of Lords, Dark Angel and Much More.
Articles with Agnostic Front
Agnostic Front Streaming New Album The American Dream Died In Its Entirety
New York hardcore pioneers AGNOSTIC FRONT are set to release their new album The American Dream Died one week from today in North America on Nuclear Blast. Beginning today and running through this Sunday, The American Dream Died is streaming in its entirety. Listen to the full album HERE, courtesy of Metal Hammer UK. During the recording… Read more »
Agnostic Front Release Fourth The American Dream Died Webisode
New York hardcore pioneers AGNOSTIC FRONT are set to release their new album The American Dream Died in just few weeks on Nuclear Blast. During the recording process the band filmed a webisode series documenting the production process and the background for the new album The American Dream Died. Today the fourth video in the series entitled… Read more »
Agnostic Front Release Second Webisode For The American Dream Died
New York hardcore pioneers AGNOSTIC FRONT have posted the second video in the webisode series the band filmed documenting the production process and the background for the new album The American Dream Died. View the second installment entitled “Stigma Being Stigma” below: The first webisode can be seen below: The American Dream Died was produced by MADBALL singer Freddy Cricien and… Read more »
Agnostic Front: ‘Cause For Alarm’ Inducted into Decibel Hall of Fame
Other bands were crossing over back then, like D.R.I., CORROSION OF CONFORMITY and even the CRO-MAGS. We were all kind of doing what we were doing. We’ve always been leaders and not followers.” – AGNOSTIC FRONT vocalist Roger Miret on their milestone release, Cause for Alarm. And the same is true today for these genre… Read more »
