Alleged Bricks are from the District of Columbia.
That does NOT mean that we give a shit about your politics.
The band's album, "Place Your Blame", was released in the Spring of 2006 on Street Anthem Records...
"Normally I'm not that keen on bands using a combination of streetpunk and hardcore, but Alleged bricks from Washington, DC are doing it just the way I like it. In fact, the band reminds me of Sheer Terror's 'Just can't hate enough' era...This is a sound I'm missing nowadays! Lyrics that'll make you want to kill those fuckin' emo kids and hate hate hate. Serious Sheer Terror influences on 'Virtue' and 'Obscene' make 'Place your blame' one of the best releases in this genre I've heard in a long, long time... This is angry stuff and you need to hear this to get that frustration out. 'The Pain', 'No More', 'Locked Up' and 'Necessary Evil' are some of the best hatecore tracks I've ever heard! I'd recommend this cd to anybody who wants to hear what hardcore, hatecore and aggressive Oi! are all about. I can't stop giving high points... this is fuckin' great stuff!!!! 90 out of 100." -PUNX.NL, Belgium "Alleged Bricks play gruff sounding hardcore in a similar style to Agnostic Front. This c.d. has some great sing-along hardcore songs...This is anger-fueled hardcore at it’s brutal best and well worth checking out. 5 out of 5." -Punk & Oi In The UK, Leeds, England
"Solid as,well, a brick. This cd's one track after another of aggressive skinhead rock and crew-shouted choruses. Angry, proud lyrics about holding your ground and raising your fists..." -Gaines Street Saints Zine, Tallahassee, FL
"On the ‘Bricks 1st proper album they show their love for British Oi! and New York hardcore with striking results... veteran musicianship and relentless energy make the album more infectious with each listen...they are nothing less than what you’d expect from a true-blue working class ensemble...Anybody reading this that’s into Oi! and ‘street punk’, it’s highly recommended you check out Alleged Bricks." -Ear Damage Zine, Mobile, Alabama
"AB play American style Oi! which leans more towards hardcore...from the gut and half sung...heavy breakdowns..This is good...I am sure anyone into modern American Oi! would dig this." -Bystander Fanzine, Albany, New York
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