MONSTER SQUAD

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live footage:



You Are Not Alone- live at Gilman 042707
All These Things- live at Gilman 042707
All Out of Control- live at Gilman. Directed by Lewis Ingham



'FIRE THE FAITH' REVIEW FROM LOUD, FAST RULES MAG:
MONSTER SQUAD "Fire The Faith"
You know how every few years you run across one of those bands that just grabs you by the throat from first listen? Well, Monster Squad definately fits that bill! This record is powerful, aggressive, fast, heavy & catchy as hell! If I had to pick a few highlights, I'd go with "All These Things", "Dirt", & "Abrasive", but overall this is one motherfucker of an effort! Seriously, I can't recommend this one enough, you need to hear this band for yourself. JRM



'FIRE THE FAITH' REVIEW FROM NEW YORK WASTE
"Hard core bliss - MONSTER SQUAD sends "Fire the Faith". The good, the bad and the ugly all on one disc, eleven songs that are out to tear you a new one. Ripping bass lines and throaty vocals seal the deal. Great stuff indeed!"



'FIRE THE FAITH' REVIEW FROM SKRATCH MAGAZINE
The mix makes for some VERY memorable moments, as on the title track (check that second half), "Unmasked" (love the seemingly-off-the-cuff midsection when they break off and someone yells, "Play the fuckin' thing!"), the total ass-kicker "Dirt" with its zombie-esque background howls and the sick "You Are Not Alone." These songs in particular, though aggressive-as-hell, are just infused with an indescribable power that—not to get TOO overdramatic—leaves the listener breathless. - Janelle Jones