Bridge Nine Records

Palehorse 'Amongst The Flock' b9r079

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CD-only Bridge Nine debut from Connecticut's metallic hardcore upstarts. Fusing metal and hardcore similar to Hatebreed and Integrity, Palehorse stepped it up with a nod to classic 80's thrash metal like Exodus or Nuclear Assault. Eleven songs of pure destruction.

"Palehorse have the drive and vigour of early Thrash/Crossover bands, except that they are ten times as angry and are even more volatile. The album reminds me of the same fire in the belly feeling that S.O.D. and Anthrax stole my heart with back in my mid teens." -Live4Metal

"Amongst the Flock is a great example of an excellent metallic hardcore record that surpasses the rest of the pack in terms of its emotion and intensity." -Lambgoat

Track Listing

  1. St. Louis
  2. Amongst the Flock
  3. Consuming Me
  4. Bleed the Sheep
  5. Witch Hunt
  6. The 33rd Degree
  7. Last Place
  8. As the Serpent
  9. 1948
  10. Domestic War
  11. Mayday

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