Nice Day To Die (Nuclear Blast 1996)

Subcore of Depressing or Gothic-Wave Rock hasn’t taken this Stuttgart’s respective pioneer onto higher fame during their days of recognition as the band struggling the blurry edges of the accompanied distorted sounds cleaner than underground but stepping into darkness together with their fans as End of Green proclaiming its Alternative Gothic Metal which might blasting great to your ears via stereo system as this debut album which aggressively mixing the hardest parts of Hardcore, Gothic-Rock total influences, Alternative Modern Rock giving the depression complexity clinging on our edgy side of information through rock music as the album Infinity spawning some great tracks like Tomorrow Not Today, Away, Seasons of Black, No More Pleasures or You and Sleep. 

Cranking the crawlers creeps company men feasting on the newer bands which sounded cool to catch as their money machine collections cemented on the contract lists. End of Green sharing these negativity wrapped stories about how life nowadays didn’t cooperates again with someone’s fate but driven to the main highway for economic direct-hit only to giving some fortunes to the things left behind your way as the era shall cannot be fixed again. 

Trust them …

Infinity:

https://youtu.be/KU-T6_Ha6zw