Wolfpack -- the first release from DYS -- was an incendiary device of searing Punk intensity that ignited a great deal of notoriety for the band. The year was 1982, and the burgeoning Straight-Edge scene embraced the band's defiant lyrics and stop-and-go moshers with open arms. Unfortunately, its cheese-metal follow-up -- Fire and Ice -- was such an abysmal disappointment that fans of their debut abandoned the group like a sinking ship. DYS soon plummeted out of sight, never to return to the surface. Despite the spottiness of their brief career, the band's intense debut still holds its own as a classic of American Hardcore.
- Chad Driscoll
Wolfpack -- the first release from DYS -- was an incendiary device of searing Punk intensity that ignited a great deal of notoriety for the band. The year was 1982, and the burgeoning Straight-Edge scene embraced...
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Brotherhood (1:03) |
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More Than Fashion (1:31) |
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Circle Storm (0:37) |
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City To City (1:28) |
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(The Girl's) Got Limits (1:13) |
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Open Up (1:26) |
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Yellow (1:18) |
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Stand Proud (0:57) |
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Insurance Risk (0:52) |
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