The Racetraitor song on this record is the only song from anywhere near this early in their career. The later stuff, which was released as a split with Burn It Down and as an EP called “Burn The Idol Of The White Messiah,” had Andy Hurley (now of Fall Out Boy) on drums, and was much more polished than this track, but still very grind/death-metal influenced, heavy and grungy. For something more like this, locate the 7″ by Hinckley, a pre-Race Traitor band featuring Dan and Brent from RT.

Finally, the Reversal Of Man discography CD was actually considered a discography-so-far and came out at the same time as “Revolution Summer,” therefore predates that EP slightly, and predates “This Is Medicine” and the split with Combat Wounded Veteran by a significant amount of time. The big change in their sound between the earlier stuff on the Discography CD and the post-Discography recordings was caused by significant lineup changes. The first time I heard Reversal Of Man was on their first 7″, and my first thought was “God, it’s like Frail with blast beats.”

Does anyone know about the band “behold the pale horse”? They mention them in the interview.