PARASIT · A Proud Tradition Of Stupidity | BLACK LP

Limited Edit. of 500 copies on 180g BLACK Vinyl. Incl. 1 Bonustrack exclusively available on the LP:

New in opened shrink wrap.

Background information about 'A Proud Tradition Of Stupidity'

Swedish hardcore has always had a certain grit, a raw edge that sets it apart from the pack. PARASIT channel that very spirit on "A Proud Tradition Of Stupidity", an album that wastes no time getting in your face and stays there for the duration. From the opening riff of „Den Enes Bröd“ to the final notes of the exclusive bonus track „Never Adapt“, this is a record that breathes urgency and defiance.

What strikes you first is the production — it's not polished, it's not clean, and that's exactly the point. The guitars have that crusty, buzzsaw tone that feels like it's tearing through the speakers, while the rhythm section locks into grooves that swing between d-beat fury and punk rock catchiness. The vocals, barked in both English and Swedish, add an extra layer of aggression and authenticity. Tracks like „After Work Bars“ and „Money Slave“ tackle everyday frustrations with a sardonic wit, while „War“ and „No Honour – No Glory“ go straight for the political jugular. The Swedish-language songs like „O Heliga Marknad“ and „En Vilsen Själ“ add a local flavor that makes the album feel deeply rooted in its Scandinavian origins. This isn't background music — it's a call to action, a soundtrack for those who refuse to shut up and comply.

For fans of: Wolfbrigade, Disfear, Anti-Cimex, Tragedy

Track listing

A1. Den Enes Bröd
A2. After Work Bars
A3. At Whatever Cost
A4. Money Slave
A5. O Heliga Marknad
A6. War
A7. Hur Svårt Kan Det Va
A8. The Market Sets
B1. A Proud Tradition Of Stupidity
B2. There´s No Tomorrow
B3. Sanningen Ska Fram
B4. En Vilsen Själ
B5. Till Sista Kug
B6. No Honour - No Glory
B7. Lita På Det
B8. It´s Never Too Late
Bonustrack
B9. Never Adapt

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