Various - We Support Swedish Hardcore

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Review by John Michael

Album Review: We Support Swedish Hardcore by Various Artists If you’re a fan of raw, unfiltered punk and hardcore sounds that hit you like a punch to the gut, We Support Swedish Hardcore is worth your time. Released in 2010 on Green Menace Records and Law & Order (cool name combo, right?), this compilation brings together some killer tracks from Sweden’s underground scene. It’s not perfect—some songs feel repetitive if you listen all the way through—but it’s got grit, energy, and attitude for days. Two tracks stuck with me after spinning this album: "Atlantis" and "Loose Ends." “Atlantis” kicks things off with this gnarly guitar riff that feels like it could wake the dead. The vocals are raspy and pissed-off, but there’s also something kinda catchy about the chaos. I dunno, maybe it’s the way the drums crash in like waves or how the whole thing builds up before exploding into pure noise. It sets the tone perfectly for what’s coming next. Then there’s “Loose Ends,” which hits different. This one slows down just enough to let the lyrics sink in—it’s almost poetic, talking about frustration and feeling stuck. There’s this moment halfway where everything drops out except for the bassline, and when the rest of the band comes back in, it’s like BAM, straight to the chest. You can tell these guys aren’t just playing music; they mean it. The other tracks range from fast-paced bangers like “Senseless Violence” to slower, brooding jams like “Mind Prison.” Some highlights include “Vi Har Fått Nog,” which has this anthemic vibe, and “Kul Att Ni Håller På,” which makes me wanna shout along even though my Swedish is basically nonexistent. A couple of songs drag a bit, but overall, the variety keeps things interesting. What really stands out here is the passion. These bands aren’t chasing fame—they’re screaming their truths, whether it’s about society, politics, or personal struggles. And yeah, sure, the production isn’t super polished, but honestly? That adds to the charm. It feels real, y’know? Final thought: Listening to We Support Swedish Hardcore made me realize how much anger and creativity can fit onto one record. But here’s the unexpected part—it left me craving Swedish meatballs afterward. Weird flex, I know, but hey, good food goes well with good music, right? Give this album a spin if you want a taste of Sweden’s hardcore heart.

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Artist: Various
Album: We Support Swedish Hardcore
Rating: 4.67

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Send In The Kids1:04
(Instängds) Revansch1:00
Catch 221:29
Kul Att Ni Håller På1:28
Hieman Hajallaan1:35
Vi Har Fått Nog2:48
Good Bye3:03
Gluttony0:54
The Famine1:47
Ingen Framtid1:28
Alpha Male1:17
Killing2:28
Mind Prison2:53
Senseless Violence1:39
The Games1:48
Atlantis2:15
Writers2:19
The Morbidly Obese1:50
Baghdad Beach Party2:37
De Få Och De Stolta2:05
Loose Ends1:30

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Catalog Numbers

GMR06, LXO:007

Labels

Green Menace Records, Law & Order

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Formats

  • CD
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Notes

First Press: 1000x

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *We Support Swedish Hardcore* is a wild mix of punk and hardcore energy, released in 2010 by Green Menace Records and Law & Order. It’s like a chaotic love letter to Swedish hardcore, featuring tracks with names like “Baghdad Beach Party” and “Mind Prison.” Each song feels like a raw punch, capturing the intensity and rebellious spirit of the scene. Not your typical rock album, it’s more like a loud, sweaty basement show packed into a CD.