Family Intervention Services Receives Support of NJ Band
07/13/2010
The group has deep New Jersey roots, formed while the members were in high school. After several years of making music together and traveling to play shows throughout the country, the group members are currently scattered across the country and engaged in diverse pursuits.
Having written about abuse in their 1995 song, “Not My Kind”, the group, whose music is considered hardcore with an undercurrent of social conscience, was strongly affected by the thought that any parent could hurt their own child and the prevalence of child abuse throughout the country. After searching for the right charity to serve with their donation, they chose FIS after identifying with its mission and vision.
“To Backlash and 1124 Records, hardcore has always been more than music. It's been about community, giving back, and solving problems that exist in the worlds we live in,” the group said in a statement.
The LP will be available soon at Vintage Vinyl in Fords, NJ Contact them at 732-225-7717. The record can also be purchased online directly from 1124 Records at the following link: http://1124records.limitedpressing.com/products/3084
