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9am-6pm GMT, Mon-Sat FUGAZI The Argument (reissue) Dischord US blue marbled vinyl LP + booklet Cat: DIS 130V
Rel: 19 Aug 24
Punk/Hardcore Side 1 - Track 1. IntroSide 1 - Track 2. CashoutSide 1 - Track 3. Full DisclosureSide 1 - Track 4. Epic ProblemSide 1 - Track 5. Life & LimbSide 2 - Track 1. The KillSide 2 - Track 2. StrangelightSide 2 - Track 3. OhSide 2 - Track 4. Ex-SpectatorSide 2 - Track 5. NightshopSide 2 - Track 6. Argument
Originally released in 2001, The Argument would serve as the sixth and final full-length from Washington D.C. post-hardcore visionaries Fugazi (led by Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat and Guy Picciotto of Rites Of Spring). Released in tandem with their Furniture EP, the project continued the band's further experimentation and internal dissection of a subgenre and style they were creating, curating and bastardising in real time. Making extensive use of cello and piano, while weaving in more unhinged spoken word diatribes, the project falls in line with the latter-day art punk of Red Medicine and End Hits, while providing a bookended finale of incomparable intensity, equally disgusted and concerned with the war-torn world at large and man's constant inability to find better means of facilitating change. Often cited as not only the band's best work but a monolithic cornerstone of the scene at large, this repress naturally lands courtesy of MacKaye's own Dischord Records and arrives on artwork complimenting blue marbled vinyl.