There are points in history when you can feel the world fall apart, see the threads holding society together grow taut and begin to snap. Whether it’s the looming climate disaster, or a global pandemic, or just a war that destroys all life on earth, there’s always something waiting to collectively fuck us up. What better time then, to revisit the albums that have documented that exact feeling in similarly perilous times. In 1982, Discharge gave us just such an album—Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing. Clocking in at a lean 27 minutes, the album is absolutely pitiless. Songs rip … Continue reading Albums for the Apocalypse: Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing