Fugazi's debut album, Repeater, is considered a landmark of post-hardcore music. Released in 1990, the album built on the raw energy of Fugazi's hardcore punk roots (the band was founded by Minor Threat vocalist Ian MacKaye) but incorporated more complex song structures and melodic elements.
Repeater was critically acclaimed for its tight musicianship, inventive songwriting, and socially conscious lyrics. The album's influence can be heard in countless alternative rock and indie rock bands that emerged in the 1990s and beyond.
Repeater is still considered an essential album for fans of post-hardcore and alternative rock. It's a powerful and influential record that continues to resonate with listeners today.
| Original Release: 1990. |
| Catalog No: DISCHORD 44. |
| Size: 12" Single Record. |