Discharge (album)

Discharge is a studio album by hardcore punk band Discharge, released in 2002 on Sanctuary Records.[2][3] It is the final album with singer Cal Morris.[4]

Discharge
Studio album by
Discharge
Released2002
Length32:25
LabelSanctuary
ProducerDischarge
Discharge chronology
Shootin' Up the World
(1993)		 Discharge
(2002)		 Disensitise
(2008)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[1]

Track listing
  1. "You Deserve Me" (1:55)
  2. "Almost Alive" (2:15)
  3. "Corpse of Decadence" (2:19)
  4. "Trust 'Em" (1:49)
  5. "M.A.D" (1:52)
  6. "Accessories by Molotov" (2:20)
  7. "Into Darkness" (2:02)
  8. "Hype Overload" (2:48)
  9. "You" (2:39)
  10. "What Do I Get" (2:24)
  11. "Hell Is War" (1:42)
  12. "Accessories by Molotov Remix" (3:24)
  13. "Corpse of Decadence Remix" (3:29)

Personnel
  • Vocals: Cal
  • Guitar: Bones
  • Bass: Rainy
  • Drums/Backing Vocals: Tez
  • Mixing: Pete Coleman
  • Engineering: Pete Coleman
  • Asst. Engineering: Martin Wilding
  • Mastering: Blackham
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References
  1. "Discharge - Discharge | Songs, Reviews, Credits". AllMusic.
  2. Glasper, Ian (May 1, 2014). "Burning Britain: The History of UK Punk 1980–1984". PM Press – via Google Books.
  3. Phillips, William; Cogan, Brian (March 20, 2009). "Encyclopedia of Heavy Metal Music". ABC-CLIO – via Google Books.
  4. "Growing old dis-gracefully: Discharge frontman Rat on why punk's most explosive survivors can never die". Decibel Magazine. September 5, 2011.


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