@DisastroMan Never really got into them. Which one would you recommend to start off with? Not a hugely into the hardcore/post-hardcore/noise rock scene.

@tarboozee I’d recommend just listening to some of their songs on shuffle, honestly. They evolve on every release. Check out “Life and Limb” and “Break” and “I’m So Tired.”

@DisastroMan insane how they never even stumbled in that discog, let alone missing if anything they got better as they went on (i’d argue their best 3 studio albums are their last 3 i’m rlly high on end hits)

@bbbbbblob Their last 3 are definitely their best.

@DisastroMan one of my most recurring music takes is that the argument is underrated

@surfghost0_0 It’s their best album by quite a bit, and I think a lot of people see it as such. But yeah, it’s fucking incredible

@DisastroMan where do i start with their discography? i hear so much bout em but idk where to start

@SongbirdBurning Literally anywhere. Their early stuff is a pretty to-the-point, and they get more weird and experimental as they go. The Argument is their last and best album.

@DisastroMan i was surprised when friends from my early twenties recently dismissed fugazi as a band good in concept but lacking in sonic replay

@trumanwater Lacking in sonic replay? I don’t know what that means really, but their music and musical development far outweighs their concept as a band.

@DisastroMan for realll!!!

@DisastroMan legit no bad albums

@DisastroMan Agreed

@DisastroMan Real

@DisastroMan Their weakest album is Steady Diet of Nothjng but even that one is still pretty good

@DisastroMan Great albums. Absolute killer band.👊🎶

@DisastroMan The Argument needs more appreciation