FRI 06/08 & SAT 07/08/27
MADBALL
Freddy and co. represent the heart and soul of the hardcore movement. That’s a fact. And that personification shines brilliantly on their newest long player. The collection bears each of the musical ingredients which have made Madball what it has been for the better part of an unfathomable 38 years as a band: volume, energy, groove, power and crunch, but with some tasteful and well-placed twists and turns

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New York City’s Madball continues to let you know that they’re still here, still sincere and still doing it better than everyone else. Not by simply saying so - any band can brag on themselves - but by year after year producing crucial recorded output in-line with the temperature of the times and consistently presenting devastating live performances dripping with ferocity and most importantly, integrity and passion. Ain’t nothing changed.Freddy and co. represent the heart and soul of the hardcore movement. That’s a fact. And that personification shines brilliantly on their newest long player. The collection bears each of the musical ingredients which have made Madball what it has been for the better part of an unfathomable 38 years as a band: volume, energy, groove, power and crunch, but with some tasteful and well-placed twists and turns. Lyrically, Cricien remains as disillusioned by our society and ways of doing things as he ever was. The singer clarifies, “There are definitely some nostalgic tales, survival tales on Not Your Kingdom. The things we’ve lived through that built us up and gave us our grit will always be important. But a lot of the lyrics represent my perspective on the state of the world and how people react to it.
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