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Endpoint's Catharsis attempts to be just that: an affirmative emotional release, addressing problems both societal and individual. "Days After" and "The Last Song," the former addressing rape and the latter a broken relationship, are the album's watermarks. Both songs show Endpoint's thematic and musical depth and, thus, hardcore's potential in the process. Forerunners of Louisville's early- to mid-'90s scene, Endpoint embodies the sound of the time, bringing together melodic punk, Sick of It All hard-fast, and metal. "Now I'm older/I realize that the key I hold myself," a line from the song "Remember," sums up the feel of Catharsis quite well; positive, D.I.Y., and contemplative.
© Matthew Kantor /TiVo
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Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Rob Pennington, Composer, Writer - Endpoint, MainArtist - Duncan Barlow, Composer, Writer - Chad Castetter, Composer, Writer - Kyle Noltemeyer, Composer, Writer - Lee Fetzer, Composer, Writer
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
Album review
Endpoint's Catharsis attempts to be just that: an affirmative emotional release, addressing problems both societal and individual. "Days After" and "The Last Song," the former addressing rape and the latter a broken relationship, are the album's watermarks. Both songs show Endpoint's thematic and musical depth and, thus, hardcore's potential in the process. Forerunners of Louisville's early- to mid-'90s scene, Endpoint embodies the sound of the time, bringing together melodic punk, Sick of It All hard-fast, and metal. "Now I'm older/I realize that the key I hold myself," a line from the song "Remember," sums up the feel of Catharsis quite well; positive, D.I.Y., and contemplative.
© Matthew Kantor /TiVo
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 11 track(s)
- Total length: 00:25:47
- Main artists: Endpoint
- Composer: Various Composers
- Label: Barlow
- Genre: Pop/Rock Rock Punk / New Wave
© 1992 Endpoint ℗ 1992 Endpoint
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