SSS - The Dividing Line download album

SSS. The Dividing Line ‎(CD, Album). SSS. The Dividing Line ‎(CD, Album + DVD).

SSS ‎– The Dividing Line. Label: Soyuz Music ‎– MOSH363CD. 1. The Dividing Line. 3. The Bastard Stench. 5. Toxic Bee. 6. Thrash With A Small Moustache. 7. Can't Burst The Bubble.

DVD contains a 25 minute documentary on SSS as well as music and rare photos.

The Dividing Line by SSS, released 20 October 2008 1. The Dividing Line 2. Oil and Water 3. The Bastard Stench 4. Waiting Game 5. Toxic Bee 6. Thrash with a Small Moustache 7. Can't Burst the Bubble 8. Bored 9. Invertebrate 10. Purple Reign 11. Hammerhead 12. Sk8+Destroy 13. Ride the Best - Fuck the Rest 14. Flick the Switch 15. Time's Up 16. Street Leech 17. Cherry Island 18. 6 19. Last Defence 20. Unrest in the Northwest.

In 2008, they released their second album, The Dividing Line, again on Earache Records. This also came with a free Sk8+Destroy 7" record, featuring British comedian Frank Sidebottom. In June 2011, they released their third album, Problems to the Answer, on Earache Records. Upping the track count to 25 with Mark "Barney" Greenway from Napalm Death on guest vocals. Original founding members David Fergusson and guitarist Peter Broom decided to leave the band at this point. July 2011, a line-up change occurred when Stu and El Longo joined. SSS's fourth album entitled LIMP. was released in November 2014 on Prosthetic Records and featured Jeff Walker from Carcass on guest vocals. The original drummer David Fergusson re-formed the band in 2018 and performed all three albums live on drums only.

It's no exaggeration to say that Liverpool's SSS (which stands for "Short Sharp Shock") effectively put the beat-down into Merseybeat with their eponymous 2007 debut album and its furious revival of '80s-style crossover hardcore/thrash. Here were four Limeys, comfortably picking up the torch first lit by their transatlantic heroes - Agnostic Front, Cro-Mags, etc. - some 20 years earlier, and dousing them in gallons of lighter fluid embodied by their new millennium-level controlled speed and technical precision - now that's a fire!

D, and Municipal Waste and summarized twenty dine-and-dash beat downs through just over thirty minutes of material. The album gives you enough time to recover from the first assault wondering what just happened. You just got hit by SSS and you have nineteen more to go so don’t get too comfortable. Like the great Henry Rollins once said in the classic film Wrong Turn II, Is that all you got mother er".

BPM Profile The Dividing Line. Album starts at 90BPM, ends at BPM (-90), with tempos within the 90-130BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by SSS. Problems to the Answer.