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There Are At Least 5 Bands With The Name Crusade 1. The Following Refers To The Crusade From Brooklyn NY Http //www.Last.Fm/music/Crusade NYC By The Late 1990s 100% Female Hardcore Band From Japan. Really Weird. A
subculture Rooted In Nonconformity Had Morphed Into Just Another
target Market. In A Scene Where Distinctiveness And Individuality
were Once Kings Uniformity Somehow Found Itself As Heir Apparent Let's All Sound The Same Dress The Same And Listen To The Same Ten
bands. In The Midst Of All This Muck And Mire CRUSADE Was Born. Lawrence Susi Was No Stranger To This Artistic Ghetto Having Played
bass With New York Hardcore Stalwarts Breakdown And Co-Founding The
critically Lauded Sub Zero. Crusade Was Formed Susi Cryptically
recalls "as A Reaction To What Was Going On." As To Exactly What Was
going On He's Not Saying But There Is Nothing That Is The Least Bit
opaque About His Reaction As The Band's Recordings And Live Show
illustrate. A Recent Performance Showcased A Slew Of New Material Some Recorded Some As-Of-Yet Uncommitted To Tape. The Band Opened With "Church And
State" And Its Lines "Where've You Been You Know It's Nice To See
you Strung Out In A Burning Fucking Jungle Far Away" Stuck With Me
throughout Their Set And For Most Of The Night I Was Plagued With
images Of Sgt. Pepper In Fatigues A Junkie Ex-POW Too Weary And
bedraggled To Introduce Billy Shears. "Bloodletting" Aside From
being Way Too Catchy For A Song Called Fucking "Bloodletting" Perfectly Articulates The Ennui Responsible For The Band's Creation.
"Morbidly Festive" One Of A Handful Of More Recent Compositions That
has Actually Been Recorded Evokes Dance With Me Era TSOL And
crescendos Into A Truly Songs For The Deaf-Worthy Bridge. Garnish
with Lyrics More Suited For The Jihadwatch.Org Message Board Than A
rock Song And You've Got My Full Attention. "Perpetual Care" Is
another Newer Song And May Quite Possibly Be The Best Love Song
written For A Corpse Since "I Heard Her Call My Name". Musically Think Van Dyke Parks Scoring Strings For Love And Rockets
and You're Almost There. "Between Heaven And Hell" Is Definitely The
standout Track Of All The New Material Though. Described By Susi As
a Paean To The Fringe Benefits Of War The Song Conjures Up The Less
cringe Worthy Moments Of Both Mr. Danzig And Mr. Jourgensen While
boasting A Monster Riff Yes A Monster Riff That Would Make K.K.
Downing Crap His Trousers. Those Of You Fortunate To Have Found A Copy Of The Band's Only
official Recorded Output 2003's The Beauty Within The Decay - One
thousand Pressed And Label Goes "poof!" Will Go Home Happy As Well.
The Infectious Arcade Game Bleeps Of "All Is Lost" The
Bukowski-Inspired "The Hand You Cannot Sever" And The Literally Show-Stopping Title Track Were All Present. A Few Other Gems Were Resurrected If Not Revealed That Night. The
long Dormant "Burn Like Rome" Condenses Twenty Something Years Of
hardcore Into Two Minutes Recalling Minor Threat Cro-Mags And Bad
Brains Mining But Never Miming. "Gardenia" Another New One Is
soaked In Reverb And Lush Guitar And One Can't Help But Imagine Kevin
Shields Twisting Knobs And Insisting On A Pitch Bended Synth Part In
the Chorus.
https //www.Facebook.Com/crusadestayfree/timeline 2. Crusade From The UK Is An RAC/Oi Band. Most Of The Songs Are About British Pride Fighting For Their Beliefs Etc. 3. There Is The Austrian Band Crusade Which Was Founded In 1996 And Is In The Death Metal/hardcore Genre. 4. A Japanese Crust/hardcore Band Founded In 1992.
Yasuko - Vocals Chihiro - Bass Sachiyo - Drums Kozue - Guitar 5. 80's Industrial Project By Justin Broadrick Godflesh . Released A Few Tracks On Compilation Tapes In The Mid 80's. 6. An American Progressive Metal Outfit Coformed By YouTuber Mike Kupris Become The Knight Which Formed In 2019. read less