9mm Grudge

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9mm Grudge
Non-Aggression Pact - 9mm Grudge.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedMarch 1994 (1994-03) [1]
Studio1X Studios
Genre Industrial
Length56:10
Label Re-Constriction
Producer
  • Jeff Hillard
  • Jason Whitcomb
Non-Aggression Pact chronology
Gesticulate
(1992)
9mm Grudge
(1994)
Broadcast-Quality Belligerence
(1999)

9mm Grudge is the second studio album by Non-Aggression Pact, released in March 1994 by Re-Constriction Records. [2] The album peaked at #21 on the CMJ RPM Charts. [3]

Contents

Reception

Aiding & Abetting gave 9mm Grudge a positive review, calling it "a pleasant industrial-dance outing, with lyrics more biting than the background noise." [4] Option said "the thing that distinguishes Non-Aggression Pact from every other industrial dance project is the overload of vague, anti-racism voice samples that are littered throughout this disc." [5]

Track listing

All tracks are written by Jeff Hillard, except "Flask" and "Bleeding Messiah" co-written with Jason Whitcomb.

No.TitleLength
1."Join Hands"3:01
2."Blind Facts"4:23
3."Bleeding Messiah"3:54
4."Wicked Prelude"1:03
5."Wicked Painted Sun"2:51
6."Flask"7:21
7."Powder Keg"3:51
8."Der Angriff" (Battered Again Remix)3:40
9."Choking"5:17
10."Guided by Lust"4:23
11."1 KHZ"4:21
12."Illusion of Freedom"5:42
13."Data Rape"4:03
14."Gages Theme"2:20

Personnel

Adapted from the 9mm Grudge liner notes. [6]

Non-Aggression Pact

Additional performers

Production and design

Release history

RegionDateLabelFormatCatalog
United States1994 Re-Constriction CD REC-010

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