The Price of Progression Ensign

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  • Release Date: 04/17/2001
  • Sales Rank: 147,532
  • Label: NITRO RECORDS
  • UPC: 794171584222

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The Price of Progression

1LISTENThe Spark 2:02
2LISTENBlack Clouds vs. Silver Linings 2:15
3LISTENWhile the Iron Is Hot 2:51
4LISTENLesser of Two 1:44
5LISTENAbsolute Zero 0:34
6LISTENGrasping at Straws 2:30
7LISTENFoot in Mouth as an Artform 2:54
8LISTENEverything You Everlove 2:49
9LISTENSlow Burn 3:58
10LISTENNever Go Home Again 2:31
11LISTENHow to Bleed 1:32
12LISTENThe May Conspiracy 1:45
13LISTEN33 1/3 2:28
14LISTENCast in Shadows 2:14
15LISTENStay Warm 2:02
16LISTENSworntosecrecy 1:37
17LISTENFile Under Misunderstood 2:04

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Like many East Coast hardcore/metal bands, Ensign mean well. Fighting the good fight for individualism, nonconformity, and the spirit of hardcore, their cause is certainly noble. The problem is, most of their colleagues are doing exactly the same thing, which suggests a certain kind of conformity in itself. The Price of Progression offers 17 blasts of full-tilt hardcore (played with the precision of speed metal), with the usual shouted vocals and caustic mantras about questioning authority and starting revolutions. Unfortunately, Ensign aren't starting any revolutions themselves, but merely holding up well-worn conventions -- which may be just fine for die-hard fans of the genre, but those looking for something truly radical should go elsewhere. ~ Andy Hinds, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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