Cause for Alarm

And that was about it.

Then I remember Urba- Urban Waste came out, The Abuse came out, Antidote came out- And then later, I think 1983 or '84, Agnostic Front and Cause for Alarm came out.

There was no albums practically-

Mm-hmm

The result, a touring network spreading their influence far beyond Brooklyn.

Following Victim in Pain, Agnostic Front released Cause for Alarm in 1986, pushing production quality slightly higher but keeping raw aggression.

It incorporated faster tempos and tighter riffs while staying true to the core sound, pushing its influence on future hardcore acts that wanted speed with solid groove.

Ultimately, Agnostic Front didn't just contribute a catalog of records.