01. Shark Ethic
02. Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves
03. Driving Angry
04. Damage Control Freak
05. Mad As The March Hare
06. Type A Personality
07. Oxygen Debt
08. Aimed Carefully, Fired Relentlessly
09. Diet For A New America
10. Curse Of The Immortal
11. World War You
12. Narcoleptic Sleepwalker
13. Temporary Solution To A Permanent Problem
wurde aber gleích banned deshalb mit dem flipcover
Most Precious Blood is in trouble…again. The artwork for upcoming album Merciless (Trustkill 9/20/05) has both U.S. distributor RED and European licensor, Roadrunner ready to shelve the album. “We had no idea this would happen…this time.” Swears Justin Brannan (guitarist/co-lyricist) Merciless cover features an authentic looking corpse in an apartment with his mail stacking up. “It's real life, it’s someone our age that just dies and no one cares enough to notice.” Such is MPB assessment of life today. “We’ve got World War 3 going on; we have no time for poetry and guitar solos. It’s back to the old school of hardcore, get in, say what you want to say and get out. More than ever, hardcore should write that the end of the world can come tomorrow, instead most bands are writing like we have our whole life ahead of us. We wanted to write an album that isn’t dumbed down but has short songs with lyrics you can relate to immediately.”
wurde aber gleích banned deshalb mit dem flipcover
Most Precious Blood is in trouble…again. The artwork for upcoming album Merciless (Trustkill 9/20/05) has both U.S. distributor RED and European licensor, Roadrunner ready to shelve the album. “We had no idea this would happen…this time.” Swears Justin Brannan (guitarist/co-lyricist) Merciless cover features an authentic looking corpse in an apartment with his mail stacking up. “It's real life, it’s someone our age that just dies and no one cares enough to notice.” Such is MPB assessment of life today. “We’ve got World War 3 going on; we have no time for poetry and guitar solos. It’s back to the old school of hardcore, get in, say what you want to say and get out. More than ever, hardcore should write that the end of the world can come tomorrow, instead most bands are writing like we have our whole life ahead of us. We wanted to write an album that isn’t dumbed down but has short songs with lyrics you can relate to immediately.”
