Formed in 2002 as a direct reaction to what was occurring in the underground musical scene that they called home. Disgusted with what was being presented and passed off as hardcore, Terror attempted to reclaim the bastardized genre by playing the music as it had originated; in its most raw, honest and angry form. Terror captured the ferocity that the genre had been missing, and with their amazing work ethic and nihilistic approach to touring, they became the hardcore flag-bearers of this generation.

Terror’s last few titles summed up the current climate of hardcore music and served as a rally cry for all there believers. Their new album follows this same suit. The current incarnation of the band, which features the longest tenured lineup in their history, assembled last fall with one intent: to act defiantly in “The 25th Hour.” Terror have returned to their roots on their newest release. They acted without a producer and cumulatively crafted “The 25th Hour” together. If it was too long, it was trimmed down. If it was too slow, it was sped up. If it had nothing to say, it was thrown away. Every song was deliberately manifested to exude the desperation, immediacy and passion of the early days of the band.

Once recorded, the album was then mixed by Tom Soares, who had engineered or mixed some of hardcore’s most influential artists such as Judge, Leeway, The Cro Mags, Agnostic Front, Sick of It All & Killing Time. With the album now completed, Terror will go back to what they do best, performing live and continuing their 13 year legacy of decimating all stages they come in contact with and spread their truth to all corners of the world.