The Faith / Void

by Faith / Void

The Faith / Void cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: September 1982
  • Label: Dischord
  • Country: United States
  • Community rating: 3.83/5 from 6 ratings

Artists on this release: Void, Faith

Album Notes & Community Reviews

A truly legendary split LP that essentially defined the furious velocity of Washington D.C.'s hardcore scene. Faith delivers incredibly tight, highly melodic, and introspective punk rock on their side, while Void utterly detonates with chaotic, misanthropic thrashcore that borders on pure noise. It is an unyieldingly raw, incredibly aggressive document of underground punk history.

Genres

Descriptors: lo-fi, noisy, fast, ferocious, vicious

Tracklist

  1. Who Are You ?
  2. Time To Die
  3. Condensed Flesh
  4. Ignorant People
  5. Change Places
  6. Ask Them Why
  7. Organized Sports
  8. My Rules
  9. Self Defense
  10. War Hero
  11. Think
  12. Explode
  13. It's Time
  14. Face To Face
  15. Trapped
  16. In Control
  17. Another Victim
  18. What's Wrong With Me?
  19. What You Think
  20. Confusion
  21. You're X'd
  22. Nightmare
  23. Don't Tell Me
  24. In The Black

Credits

  • Faith - primary artist, producer, mixed by, songwriter [all songs by]
  • Void - primary artist, artwork [void insert], producer, songwriter [all songs by]
  • Chris Bald - backing vocals, bass guitar
  • Ian MacKaye - backing vocals, producer, producer, mixed by
  • Jeff Nelson - backing vocals, producer, producer, mixed by
  • Chris Stover - bass
  • Bubba Dupree - cover [void], guitar [guitars], design/illustration
  • Sean Finnegan - drum
  • Ivor Hanson - drums
  • Don Zientara - engineer, producer, producer, mixed by
  • Michael Hampton - guitar [guitars]
  • John Eberle - lacquer cut by
  • Malcolm Riviera - photography by [the faith cover photo]
  • Tiffany Pruitt - photography by [the faith poster photos]
  • Bert Queiroz - producer
  • Alec MacKaye - vocals
  • John Weiffenbach - vocals
  • Malcom Riviera - photography

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