FOUR YEAR STRONG - Enemy Of The World - Vinyl (limited yellow vinyl LP + poster)
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FOUR YEAR STRONG

Enemy Of The World (limited yellow vinyl LP + poster)

Hassle Hindsight

Cat: HOFFSIDE 008LPB. Rel: 14 Nov 22
Punk/Hardcore


Side 1 - Track 1. It Must Really Suck To Be Four Year Strong Right Now Side 1 - Track 2. On A Saturday Side 1 - Track 3. Wasting Time (Eternal Summer) Side 1 - Track 4. Nineteen With Neck Tatz Side 1 - Track 5. Find My Way Back Side 1 - Track 6. What The Hell Is A Gigawatt Side 2 - Track 1. One Step At A Time Side 2 - Track 2. This Body Pays The Bill£ Side 2 - Track 3. Paul Revere's Midnight Ride Side 2 - Track 4. Flannel Is The Color Of My Energy Side 2 - Track 5. Enemy Of The World

The combination of hardcore and pop-punk tropes that led to the term "easycore", has arguably had no greater example of its anthemic potential than on the seminal third full-length from Boston's Four Year Strong. 'Enemy Of The World' highlighted how comfortably hefty breakdowns could rest side by side with mega catchy hooks, imbued with earnest, emotive and motivating lyricism. From the stadium ready, 'On A Saturday (Tonight We Feel Alive)', to the chugging fan favourite, 'It Must Really Suck To Be Four Year Strong Right Now' (titled as such in response to a shady review of friendly rivals Set Your Goals' sophomore effort), the project has gone on to not only be regarded as the band's finest work, but also a definitive genre staple in the decade since its initial release. A long overdue reissue, and essential purchase for the sub-genre aficionados.


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