One of the vanguards of the 90’s underground, punk/hardcore community, San Diego’s Heroin released their first 7” in 1991 before disbanding in 1993. In that short time, the band went on to influence countless post-hardcore and screamo bands of that era and even today. Heroin’s first 7” also marked the first release for the legendary independent label Gravity Records, which was central in developing and promoting the “San Diego sound” and also branched out into other forms of experimental music across their extensive catalog.
The Heroin discography contains all of the band’s out-of-print 7”s and 12”s, compilation tracks, as well as the session the band recorded at the infamous Inner Ear Studios in Washington, DC, and never-before-heard unreleased songs. A double LP Gatefold “tip on” jacket is beautifully packaged with a special zine with tons of photos and liner notes by Sonny Kay.
Heroin, Discography track listing:
Side A (1)
Meaning Less
A Portion
The Obvious
We Can Never Know
In General
Moving Parts
Another
Side B (2)
Leave
Wander
Blind
With No Name
Head Cold
Undertaking
Indecision
Side C (3)
This Time
Never Ever
Has Been
I’ve Got Mine
Cost*
Wander*
Things Change*
Side D (4)
Comes To Mind
How Could I*
Compelled*
This Time*
A Portion*
Undertaking*
Has Been
Destination
Second Coming
*previously unreleased
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