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1. One With the Underdogs
2. Keep Your Mouth Shut
3. Less Than Zero
4. Are We Alive?
5. Overcome
6. Spit My Rage
7. No One Cares
8. Not This Time
9. Crushed by the Truth
10. Out of My Face
11. All I've Got
12. Find My Way
13. Enemies in Sight

Quite possibly the most uncompromising band in hardcore, Terror is ready to unleash the follow up to their advantageous debut, “Lowest Of The Low”. Recently inking a deal with long time allies Trustkill Records, Terror’s “One With The Underdogs” is poised to be one of the most anticipated albums of 2004.

Ignoring current musical trends, Terror has assiduously carved themselves a path in the hardcore scene. Absent of cheesy gimmicks or fly by night trends, Terror has taken the ethics and straightforward guitar assault of old school veterans like “The Cro-Mags” and “Agnostic Front” and effortlessly added their rapid fire drum lines and trademark double fisted vocal attack from front man, Scott Vogel. The band’s resurgence of old school hardcore has helped to breathe life to a stagnant genre.

Terror has helped bring a sense of unity back by teaming up with some of the most notorious names in hardcore. Freddy Cricien of Madball/Hazen St., Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed and Lord Ezac all lend their glass gargled screams to “One With The Underdogs”.

“One With The Underdogs” is Terror’s statement and F- you to the world. Never backing down on their ideals or changing their style; Terror is coming back with more of their patented sing-a-longs and circle pits. The band’s recent signing with the prevalent independent label, Trustkill Records was a natural choice after over a decade of camaraderie. The band felt that Trustkill’s extensive presence in the music scene was the building block they were missing.

See Terror on tour this year with Stretch Armstrong, Sick Of It All, Hatebreed, Throwdown, Unearth, and many more. They cannot and will not be stopped.