Strongarm - Trials

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Band: Strongarm
Song: Trials

I don't know much about this band, only that they were on solidstate records around the same time as Overcome and early Zao. They were a christian band and If im not mistaken I think one or some of the early members of Shai Hulud played a role in Strongarm. Strongarm Broke up in 1998.

Again, I am not 100% certain that any of the information (other than the name of the band) is accurate.....maybe some of you old school guys who were part of the scene back then could fill us youngsters in on this great band....perhaps drop some more great bands for us to check out and let their memory live on.

Just for fun:

If I had a choice as to what five bands I would listen to while trapped on an island by myself for the rest of my life I would listen to ( in no specific order):

Stretch Arm Strong, Shai Hulud, Strongarm, Overcome and War Of Ages.

How about you people? Please everyone be civil and respectful of other's choices ( Hardcore is a family).

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[Dblecheezburger]

@NETMenace2012 Thanks for the information 8D

[Dblecheezburger]

@heirhrss I've actually listened to all the bands you mentioned. All great bands, thanks!

[NETMenace2012]

@Dblecheezburger After Strongarm's " Atonement " lp there was a line up change that brought in drummer Steve Kleisath who was also in Shai Hulud at the time in answer to your 2nd paragraph above.

[heirhrss]

listen to narcissus(if you can find any), no innocent victem, the deal, xdeathstarx, xdisciplex ad, and xlookingforwardx. some good mid nineties to early 00 hardline. you'd probably dig if you like strongarm. Also the connection between them and shai hulud is that they both played alongside eachother around the same time and were prominent in the florida straight edge scene. After strongarm broke up, two of the members went on to form further seems forever.

[Dblecheezburger]

@bovverboot thanks for the info 8)

[bovverboot]

Actually, there was no Solidstate records back then. This album was on Tooth and Nail records.