The Suicide Machines – Destruction by Definition | Red Vinyl LP Gatefold (Anniversary Edition, Indie Exclusive)

The debut that helped define third-wave ska-punk. The Suicide Machines' 1996 Hollywood Records album Destruction by Definition is a ferocious, high-energy ska-punk record that blends hardcore aggression with ska rhythms and infectious melodic hooks — "New Girl," "S.O.S.," "Break the Glass," "No Face," and "Punk Out" are standout tracks on the Detroit band's debut album, a record that became a cornerstone of the mid-1990s ska-punk scene and remains one of the most beloved and energetic releases of the era. This anniversary edition is pressed on red vinyl in a gatefold jacket and includes a cover of Minor Threat's "I Don't Wanna Hear It."

Format: LP | Year: 1996 | Label: Hollywood Records | Edition: Anniversary Edition / Indie Exclusive | Pressing: Red Vinyl | Packaging: Gatefold | Condition: New | Genre: Ska-Punk / Punk Rock / Hardcore / Alternative Rock

Side A

• New Girl
• S.O.S.
• Break the Glass
• No Face
• Hey
• Our Time
• Too Much
• Islands
• The Real You

Side B

• Face Values
• Punk Out
• Van's Song
• Insecurities
• Inside/Outside
• Zero
• So Long
• I Don't Wanna Hear It (written & originally performed by Minor Threat)