Death Threat - Now Here Fast

Review by Simona Melani

Album Review: Now Here Fast by Death Threat Alright, let’s talk about Now Here Fast by Death Threat. Released back in 2004 on Triple Crown Records, this album is like a chaotic house party where punk, hardcore, metal, and even a little pop/rock crash together with no chill pills in sight. The band pulls from a ton of styles—punk/new wave, grindcore, hardcore punk, heavy metal—you name it, they’ve got it. It’s messy but in the best way possible. The whole thing was written collaboratively by Aaron, Bill, Teo, and Wes, which makes sense because there’s just so much going on here that it feels like four dudes throwing all their ideas into a blender and hitting “puree.” And honestly? That wild mix works most of the time. Let me zoom in on two tracks that stuck with me. First up: “Hated And Proud.” This one hits hard—not just musically, but emotionally too. There’s something raw about how pissed off yet unapologetic it feels. Like, yeah, we’re hated, and guess what? We don’t care. The energy is relentless, the riffs are crunchy as hell, and the vocals sound like someone screaming into a void while punching it at the same time. You can tell this track wasn’t made for radio play—it’s meant for sweaty basements and mosh pits. I remember hearing it and thinking, “Damn, these guys aren’t holding anything back.” Then there’s “Live Fast, Die Young,” which kinda sums up the vibe of the entire album. It’s fast, loud, and over before you know it, but man does it leave an impression. The breakdowns slap, and the lyrics are simple enough to shout along to after one listen. It’s not reinventing the wheel or anything, but sometimes you don’t need innovation—you just need pure adrenaline. Every time this song comes on, I find myself air-drumming like a total dork. Other standout moments include “Poisoned Minds” and “Out Of Time,” both of which bring some serious heaviness without losing that punk edge. But if I’m being real, the album isn’t perfect. Some parts feel repetitive, and a few tracks blur together when you’re listening straight through. Still, that doesn’t stop Now Here Fast from being a solid ride overall. Here’s the thing—I didn’t expect to dig this album as much as I did. When I first hit play, I thought, “Oh great, another chaotic mess trying too hard to be edgy.” But nah, Death Threat actually pulled it off. They weren’t chasing trends; they were just making music that sounded like them. And honestly? That’s refreshing as hell. So yeah, give Now Here Fast a spin if you’re into fast-paced chaos with heart. Just don’t blame me if your neighbors start complaining. Oh, and fun fact: turns out the album title has a hidden meaning. Or maybe it doesn’t. Who knows? Punk rock keeps you guessing like that.

Artist: Death Threat
Album: Now Here Fast

2004

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Get Over It	2:8
Out Of Time
Live Fast, Die Young	2:46
High For Now
Bloody Knuckles	2:18
No Turning Back	1:42
Hated and Proud	6:37
Now Here Fast	2:12
Out of Time
Nowhere Fast	02:12
Hard To Find
All Hell Breaks Loose	1:40
Dead Last	2:5
Hated And Proud
Poisoned Minds	2:4
Hard to Find	1:48
Fresh Blood	2:13
High for Now	2:2

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Catalog Numbers

6469203054-2

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Triple Crown Records

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Credits

Role	Credit
Songwriter	Aaron (tracks: 1-11), Bill (tracks: 1-11), Teo (tracks: 1-11), Wes (tracks: 1-11)

Notes

Track 12b is a hidden track and appears after a couple seconds of silence.

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Barcode: 6 46920 30542 1

About Death Threat

Metallic hardcore band from Connecticut.

Members

Sean Martin
Jamie Riddle
Lou Richards
Jesse Sutherland
Jose Segarra
C.J. Klemonski
Aaron Butkus
Larry Dwyer Jr.
Wes Fortier
Steve Teo
Bill Ross
Jamie Muckinhaupt

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know that the album *Now Here Fast* by Death Threat is a wild mashup of punk, hardcore, and metal influences? Released in 2004 under Triple Crown Records, it’s packed with raw energy. Every track was co-written by the four members—Aaron, Bill, Teo, and Wes—showing some serious teamwork. The album even includes songs with titles like "Live Fast, Die Young" and "All Hell Breaks Loose," which pretty much scream intensity. It’s a hidden gem for fans of gritty, high-energy music.

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joseameridac

2025-03-14

The band's 2004 album, Now Here Fast, is a rehash of their previous releases.

winfield1

2025-03-14

One of the most unique vocalists in hardcore. You instantly know it's Death Threat.

threemoonstudios

2025-03-13

Best Death Threat album

jessy210496

2025-03-13

love death threat. lucky enough to see them twice

jvictormelo

2025-03-13

excellent record

andersonjoel270

2025-03-13

deaththreat fuckin kills it! yo! hands down!

ffranciscogmz

2025-03-12

donde eta la esencialidad de este maldito hardcore? sin virtualidad, pero con la fuerza que no se debe olvidar.

nmegrdi

2025-03-12

when i was nearly listening to HC no more .... havent heard any mentional bands for a long time=i was running my local record shop..... i check this miserable artwork...had NO clue about death threat. told the guy at the desk to let me listen this Album.i put in the eyephones: and was instantly blown away!! still am. awesome Record