Past Our Means
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| Past Our Means EP | ||
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| EP by Ignite | ||
| Released | September 13, 1996 | |
| Recorded | April 22 – 26, 1996 Paramount Studios, California, U.S. |
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| Genre | Hardcore punk | |
| Length | 14:02 | |
| Label | Revelation Records | |
| Producer(s) | Jim Goodwin Ignite |
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| Ignite chronology | ||
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| Call On My Brothers (1995) |
Past Our Means EP (1996) |
A Place Called Home (2000) |
Past Our Means is a six track EP by Californian hardcore punk, Ignite.
It was released on September 13, 1996 on Revelation Records. It follows the previous year's full-length album Call On My Brothers.
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[edit] Overview
Ignite, at the time of this EP, played a brand of hardcore punk which was best described as an adrenalized Offspring – not least because of Zoli Teglas' vocal style and patterns – or a more basic Minor Threat.
While the style may have been typically Californian, the structure leant more towards eastcoast hardcore. Short, fast-paced songs punctuated only by the stomping mid-tempo of "In Defense".
Lyrically, most songs tackle subjects such as loyalty, society, and general strife. However, on the final track, "Taken Away", Teglas draws on his experiences in his Hungarian homeland.
[edit] Track listing
- All songs written by Ignite
- "Holding On" – 2:02
- "Past Our Means" – 2:23
- "In Defense" – 3:00
- "Embrace" – 2:22
- "Self-Made Man" – 1:20
- "Taken Away" – 2:55
[edit] Credits
- Zoli Teglas – vocals
- Joe D. Foster – guitar
- Brett Rasmussen – bass
- Casey Jones – drums
- Jim Goodwin – octave guitar on "Past Our Means"
- Recorded April 22 – 26, 1996 at Paramount Studios, California, USA
- Produced by Jim Goodwin and Ignite
- Recorded and mixed by Jim Goodwin
