Earth Crisis

Earth Crisis is a metalcore band from Syracuse, New York since 1989, considered influential for pioneering the metalcore style (though the band considered this "unfair" as they weren't very influenced by hardcore according to them in an interview) and the vegan straight edge movement. Members are vocalist Karl Buechner, guitarist Scott Crouse, bassist Ian Edwards and drummer Dennis Merrick; third guitarist Erick Edwards joined in 1998. Discography Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

Earth Crisis is a metalcore band from Syracuse, New York since 1989, considered influential for pioneering the metalcore style (though the band considered this "unfair" as they weren't very influenced by hardcore according to them in an interview) and the vegan straight edge movement. Members are vocalist Karl Buechner, guitarist Scott Crouse, bassist Ian Edwards and drummer Dennis Merrick; third guitarist Erick Edwards joined in 1998. Discography Studio albums • Destroy the Machines (1995, Victory) • Gomorrah's Season Ends (1996, Victory) • Breed the Killers (1998, Roadrunner) • Slither (2000, Victory) • Last of the Sane (2001, Victory) • To the Death (2009, Century Media) • Neutralize the Threat (2011, Century Media) • Salvation of Innocents (2014, Candlelight) EPs • All Out War (EP) (1992, Conviction/Victory) • Firestorm (EP) (1993, Victory) • "Forced to Kill" (7") (2009, Seventh Dagger) • The Discipline (EP) (2015, Bullet Tooth) Music videos • "Broken Foundation" (1996) • "Killing Brain Cells" (2000) • "Provoke" (2000) • "Nemesis" (2000) • "To Ashes" (2009) • "Total War" (2011) Live and compilation albums • The California Takeover (split live album with Strife and Snapcase) (1996, Victory) • The Oath That Keeps Me Free (1998, Victory) • Forever True 1991–2001 (Compilation) (2001, Victory) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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