Hated Principles - Demo Anthropology 1982 1998

Review by Alfiano Fong

Hated Principles' Demo Anthropology 1982-1998 is a must-listen for fans of punk rock and hardcore music. This album is a compilation of the band's early demos and showcases their raw, unpolished sound. The tracks are a mix of fast and furious punk rock anthems and slower, more contemplative songs that showcase the band's range.

The album starts off with "No Love Lost," a fast-paced, high-energy track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the band dives into a mix of hardcore and punk rock tracks, including "Society's Rejects" and "Life's a Gamble," which are sure to get listeners moshing along.

But it's not all fast and furious on Demo Anthropology. The band also shows their softer side with tracks like "The End of the Line" and "Something to Believe In," which are more introspective and showcase the band's ability to write meaningful lyrics.

Summary by Alfiano Fong

Demo Anthropology 1982-1998 is a great collection of Hated Principles' early material. It's a must-have for fans of punk rock and hardcore music, and a great introduction to the band for those who are new to their music.