Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Mint (M) Notes: First Pressing August 2025: 1000 black vinyl, 200 white vinyl, 100 white vinyl with show only variant sleeves Originally released in 1994 on Sound Pollution Records and out of print on vinyl since, this was the final release by Minneapolis’ Destroy. Recorded after the band's six-week 1993 tour, it captures the power and energy of the early 90’s DIY hardcore scene exploding at that time. Destroy formed in 1989 and was a part of the worldwide movement from 1980’s hardcore punk towards more fast and extreme music. Destroy had roots in the radical Anarcho-Punk scene and integrated elements of Fastcore, Crust, and Grindcore into a powerful and heavy hardcore sound with a driving political message. Emerging from the same radical punk milieu as the Profane Existence Collective and bands like Disrupt, Doom, Extreme Noise Terror, and Nausea the band mixed powerful music with political protest and social commentary. Some of the lyrics may have at one time seemed a bit dated but sadly, given the state of the world today, many could be about current events. Due to the original recording going over the time booked in the studio, it had to be mixed later at another studio with different engineer leading to a mix that wasn’t as heavy as originally envisioned. This remastered release gives it the heavier sound the band had originally intended to achieve. New cover artwork by Tim Tanker re-imagines the original concept of “Necropolis” a city of the dead, or better put, a city of brain-dead zombies whose minds are captured by a corrupt system and robbed of their freedom 1. Remote Control 2. Phyrric Victory 3. Prey In School 4. Death Through Vanity I 5. Death Through Vanity II 6. Salvation In Death 7. Hysteria 8. Burn Down The Mall 9. Crowd Control 10. God Squad 11. Death Of A Generation 12. The Revolution Will Not Be Analog 13. Side Chaos 14. Necropolis 15. War Without Mercy 16. MCMLXVII 17. Misery 18. All American Working Class Hero 19. Dogfight 20. Sword Of Damocles 21. War On Wankers '94 22. Stop Thinking And Follow 23. Laid To Waste 24. Another Religion, Another War Barcode and Other Identifiers: Data provided by Discogs
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