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No Slogan- Aversion Therapy LP. First full-length LP by the hardest hitting punk/hardcore band to come out of Chicago in almost a decade. This LP rips from classic mid-tempo punk to raging hardcore by spitting out dark words of alienation and pure head-spinning anger. Instant punk classics like “Capacity to Hate” and “Dead” have a pounding texture to the guitars and drums that make the tracks both catchy and powerful at the same time. 'Aversion Therapy' is No Slogan’s strongest musical statement to date and captures the purest sound of dark and biting hardcore punk with riveting artwork by Chris Ilth of the Functional Blackouts.

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