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Faith - Subject To Change (Dischord Records 11) 1983
Well not a 7inch but could’ve been with only 8 songs. Been a fan of Faith since I first heard them on the split w/ Void. This 12inch EP is no exception, great listening right from start to end. Seems if you ask people if they like Faith you get alot of “never heard of them”, or “oh yeah, did they put something out after the split with Void?”. Ian’s brother was the singer for this band which also had Michael Hampton on guitar formerly of S.O.A..
Like other great D.C. records, this one is released after the band is broken up. Which is sad because this is a great record, not only because of its heavy, melodious (but not poppy, in fact punk) sound, but because there are some great personal, introspective lyrics here. Things you can really relate to.
-Al Flipside, from Flipside #43, 1984

Tracks
Aware
Say No More
Limitations
No Choice
Untitled
Subject To Change
More Of The Same
Slowdown





(35 votes, average: 3.91 out of 5)

great record reguardless of it’s size
great post - but the last four songs don’t seem to be linked?
Any chance of getting the B-Side tracks upped, as my copy has suffered from a dirty great big scratch on (you guessed it) the B-Side!!
great record, i prefer this stuff over the tracks from the split with void…
great record i still wish i lived in the 80s but too bad..
Really to bad for us all…what we have to face today in the present. What a fuckin bummer.
great EP, Faith was good hardcore
Any chance the B side will be linked?
another request for the b-side re-up!!!