Alabama's No Cure is gearing up for the December 6th release of their debut on SharpTone Records with the highly anticipated "I Hope I Die Here". This band has once again delivered an explosive preview with the volatile track "The Basement Beneath the Fountain".

Unleash the Primitive Power of No Cure's Music

Introduction to the Band and Their Debut

No Cure, the aggressive force from Alabama, is set to make a significant mark with their debut album. Their recorded homage to Alabama's extreme music landscape continues with each track on the EP, featuring guest contributions. Among the notable guests are Kayhan Vaziri of Wretched Blessing + Yautja, Daniel McWhorter from Gideon, and Matthew Hasting of MyChildren MyBride.This band emphasizes that every track on the EP showcases someone who has left an indelible mark on Alabama hardcore over the years. They don't expect everyone to recognize every name, and that's the whole point.

Conceptual Weight and Musical Diversity

"I Hope I Die Here" is not just an album; it's a love letter to Alabama and the Southeastern experience. It acknowledges suffering and proclaims strength. The EP is conceptually driven and more musically diverse than their previous works, with a distinct reason for each song. They explore topics such as growing up under the influence of religion, fraternity culture, the dark side of a beloved landmark, and local ecological exploitation.This deliberate approach showcases their ability to create music that goes beyond the ordinary and delves deep into the essence of their surroundings.

The Explosive "The Basement Beneath the Fountain"

Combining d-beat, blast beats, and genuine beatdown, "The Basement Beneath the Fountain" is a sub-two minute onslaught that is relentless. It offers a prime indication of how primal No Cure can be on record. The band's vocalist, Blaythe Steuer, playfully remarks that this is their standard mode of operation. It's just what their music sounds like. With a location of 33.50074° N, 86.79610° W, the intensity of the track is palpable.This explosive track stands out as a testament to No Cure's ability to create music that is both powerful and captivating. It sets the stage for the rest of their debut and leaves listeners eager for more.Get the album "I Hope I Die Here" via SharpTone Records on December 6th. Here's the link: HERE.