In 1982 in New York, shortly after deciding to form Agnostic Front, guitarist Vinnie Stigma met singer Roger Miret. And so began a long collaboration marked by highs, lows, and a lot of noise!

With the release of the album *Victim in Pain*—a true hardcore punk classic—Agnostic Front began sharing the stage with bands such as Minor Threat, SS-Decontrol, the Dead Kennedys, and Black Flag. Later, after more lineup changes, the band released *Cause for Alarm*, an album that marked a shift toward a much more metal sound. Following numerous twists and turns, departures, and replacements, Agnostic Front decided to return to hardcore punk.

As a true icon of the “New York Hardcore” scene, Agnostic Front knows exactly how to get us moving.