Bummer

Didn't see this one coming.

Boner killer.

Such a bummer. This band rules

Dang. I'm gonna listen to Martyr Immortal today.

favorite hardcore band, gonna try to make it to the last show in baltimore in january

There aren't many hardcore bands that can say they have a perfect discography. Pulling Teeth is one that can say it with confidence.

Originally Posted by howthegodschill

There aren't many hardcore bands that can say they have a perfect discography. Pulling Teeth is one that can say it with confidence.

What? Were they one of the first hardcore bands you got really into? This is an absolutely ridiculous statement

Originally Posted by downrightamazed

What? Were they one of the first hardcore bands you got really into? This is an absolutely ridiculous statement

agreed. band was okay but nothing that impressive.

Originally Posted by downrightamazed

What? Were they one of the first hardcore bands you got really into? This is an absolutely ridiculous statement

I don't feel like I need to post my resume, but I can assure Pulling Teeth was not the first hardcore band I got into. All I was saying is that there aren't that many hardcore bands that have put out 4 stand out LPs. We're in a time where most hardcore band put out a good demo or 7, a lackluster LP and then fizzle out. If you don't think Pulling Teeth are one of the best metallic hardcore bands in the 2000s, you're an absolute turd.

Originally Posted by howthegodschill

I don't feel like I need to post my resume, but I can assure Pulling Teeth was not the first hardcore band I got into. All I was saying is that there aren't that many hardcore bands that have put out 4 stand out LPs. We're in a time where most hardcore band put out a good demo or 7, a lackluster LP and then fizzle out. If you don't think Pulling Teeth are one of the best metallic hardcore bands in the 2000s, you're an absolute turd.

What? Wow, we must live on different planets. Me and everyone I know feel like bands rarely even have a "demo-phase" anymore, but instead get picked up very fast by labels (labels like Deathwish are ridiculously on-the-ball these days), to release more lp's in a shorter span than ever before - The complete opposite to what you just said. Kinda cool how they still all break up after 5-6 years anyways... Seems like bands reform faster these days though..

On the list of my top 100 hardcore bands of the 2000's, I'd probably put Pulling Teeth somewhere in the reaches of 85-90, but I still think they're great.... Guess I'm a turd then.