Artist description 3-piece San Diego punk band. Members include former drummer and present guitarist of The Neighbors, San Diego's preeminent hyperfast hardcore band.

Music Style Fast, political punk rock

Musical Influences Everything we've ever heard.

Similar Artists Propagandhi, Sick Of It All, Good Riddance

Artist History Started in 1991 as 4 college students from UC San Diego playing parties and trying to learn our instruments. Managed to get good enough to release 2 CDs and a 7" on Allied Recordings. Recorded one last 10-song CD, simply entitled "The End", two weeks before the break-up of the band in March 2000.

Group Members Scott Miller - Guitar, Chuck Goehring - Bass, Jon Henderson - Drums

Albums "Maximum Party!" CD, "Rumble in the Vinyl" double 7" w/Stink, "No Justice, No Peace" CD, "The End" CD

Press Reviews No Justice, No Peace (Allied, Box 460683, San Francisco, CA 94146-0683) Don't let the name fool you. Peaceful Meadows are about the last thing you're going to be thinking of when you're listening to this disc. This is aggressive East Coast speedcore (like Sick of It All) with a subtle hint of West Coast melody (like Pennywise). And with their overtly political lyrics, this California trio comes across like an American version of Crass or Conflict. Also check them out on the Rumble in the Vinyl split double seven-inch package. -- Exclaim November 1998 PEACEFUL MEADOWS NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE ALLIED RECORDINGS Tired. That is how I felt after listening to this album. This three-piece hardcore band from San Diego has been around since '91 and after losing their original lead singer to the real world (I mean life, not that MTV drivel)decided to press on. No Justice, No Peace is the band's first full-length as a three-piece outfit and definitely shows that the loss of a band mate hasn't set them back. This CD showcases an inferno of sound that is as relentless in its hardcore roots as much as the message in their lyrics. Check out "School of the Americas," "The Big Bribe," "Hypocritical Punk," "Lust," and "Corporate America #1." This CD is not for everyone, but give it a chance and you might be surprised. -- Jaymes Mayhem, Skratch Magazine Issue #34

Location San Diego, CA - USA

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