Shelter, Eternal - 31m 18s

Tracks & Durations

1. Meant to be	2:58
2. Built to resist	2:20
3. Eternal	2:35
4. First Priority	2:23
5. Back to Vrindavan	3:33
6. My chance to live	3:07
7. Amend	3:30
8. Return to eden	2:50
9. In defence of reality	2:52
10. Lotus-like	2:49
11. Authenticity	2:13

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Review

The pop-core pioneers are back! Shelter is the band around NYHC legend Ray Cappo who managed to push Hardcore into the mainstream in the '90s and has released a handful of classic albums. But what's the fuss about it, why do mid-twens and thirtysomethings think back ten years ago when Ray Cappo changed their lives? Shelter wasn't Ray's first try to revolutionise the world of hard music. His first band Youth of Today set the patterns with their sound and the straight edge attitude. After the end of Youth Of Today in 1988 Ray Cappo went to India, came back as a krishna and formed Shelter together with old Youth Of Today guitar player Porcell. But their first efforts were far more melodic than everything known by that time's hardcore scene. With the track "Shelter" being entirely electronic the band took the chance to create something totally new. The 1995 hit album "Mantra" , released through Roadrunner Records became a worldwide success and earned Shelter worldwide tours with No Doubt, Goldfinger and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones. And now Shelter's back with "Eternal", 10 new songs and a remake of ÔQuest for Certainty', the title track of the 1991 album. The songs on "Eternal" tie in directly where "Mantra" ended - charismatic, energetic and charming with heartfelt lyrics and message.

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Eternal

Tracks: 11, Disk length: 31m 38s (+0m 20s)

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