Suicidal Tendencies

UK first press 1988. Record plays well with minor marks. Sleeve has minor wear.
By ’88 Suicidal had sharpened up from skate-punk chaos into full-blown thrash, but they kept the attitude. Big riffs, bigger gang vocals, and a title that sums up teenage angst better than any therapist could. It’s heavy, it’s dramatic, and still daft enough to scrawl on your school bag in Tipp-Ex. FFO: Metallica with a skateboard, Anthrax in bandanas, Faith No More before the weirdness, and every cousin who once threatened to start a pit in Kelly’s Portrush.