This Is Medicine

This Is Medicine is the only studio album by American hardcore band Reversal Of Man, released on August 9, 1999 through Ebullition Records.[1] Jeremy Bolm of Touché Amoré named the album as one of his favorites.[4]

This Is Medicine
Studio album by
Reversal Of Man
ReleasedAugust 9, 1999[1]
StudioMorrisound Recording (Temple Terrace, Florida)
The House Of Doom
GenreHardcore punk, Screamo, emoviolence
Length20:01
LabelEbullition
ProducerSteve Heritage
Reversal Of Man chronology
Revolution Summer
(1998)		 This Is Medicine
(1999)		 Discography
(2001)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic[2]
Collective Zine(generally favorable)[3]

Background

Reversal Of Man first formed in 1995 in Tampa, Florida and spent most of their time as a band touring and releasing music before breaking up in 2000. In July 1996, their split 12" vinyl with Canadian band Holocron was released through Intention Records, which caught the attention of Ebullition Records owner Kent McClard, who eventually agreed to release This Is Medicine (after plans fell through to release the album through Intention Records).[5] To support the album, the band toured across Europe during the spring of 1999, and they subsequently toured the United States during the summer of that same year with Combatwoundedveteran.

The album was recorded at Morrisound Recording and at The House Of Doom, with production and recording duties being done by Steve Heritage of Assück.

Track listing
No.TitleLength
1."January Twenty Second"1:22
2."Enoch Ardon"0:56
3."Fashion Cowboys"0:22
4."The Hougon"1:16
5."Butterflies"1:28
6."Mittins And Muzzles"1:59
7."Bless The Printing Press"1:43
8."The Lottery"1:33
9."Dying On Cue"0:42
10."Conjecture"0:51
11."Hills Have Eyes"1:40
12."Transfer Zounds"0:37
13."Hand Me Complaints Please"1:36
14."Rubberneck Telepathy"1:08
15."Idle Adolescents"1:01
16."Twenty Second Example Of Repetitive Nature"0:27
Total length:20:01

Personnel
  • Matt Coplon – vocals
  • Dan Radde – guitar, vocals
  • Chris Norris – guitar
  • Jeff Howe – bass, vocals
  • John Willey – drums
  • Steve Heritage – production, recording
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References
  1. McClard, Kent (1999). "Ebulltion Newspage c.1999". ebullition.com. Ebullition Records. Archived from the original on 1999-10-18. Retrieved 2017-04-08.CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown (link)
  2. Butler, Blake. "Reversal Of Man – This Is Medicine". allmusic.com. AllMusic Guide. Retrieved 2017-05-07.
  3. Malcolm (2007-06-13), Andy. "Reversal Of Man – This Is Medicine". collective-zine.co.uk. Collective Zine. Retrieved 2017-05-07.
  4. Ozzi (2016-09-13), Dan. "Ten Underrated Hardcore Records According to Touché Amoré's Jeremy Bolm". noisy.vice.com. Vice. Retrieved 2017-05-07.
  5. n/a (2014-06-28). "Intention Records Interview". abridgedpause.com. Abridged Pause Blog. Retrieved 2017-05-07.
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