COUNT ME OUT 'PERMANENT' LP (Black & Orange Marble Vinyl) TOUCHEAMORE The early 2000s were a

The early 2000s were a watershed era for metalcore

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COUNT ME OUT 'PERMANENT' LP (Black & Orange Marble Vinyl) TOUCHEAMORE The early 2000s were aLABEL: Indecision Records ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 2002 VARIANT: Black and Orange Marble Vinyl LP At the time of it's original release, Count Me Out's sophomore effort, "Permanent," came when the Richmond, VA, boys were filled with lofty ideals and the initiative to push themselves again musically as well as lyrically. Though akin to the traditional hardcore played by bands such as Chain Of Strength, they were in no way a "rehash" band and had