Death to Tyrants is the eighth album by American hardcore punk band Sick of It All, released on April 18, 2006. On this record, the band introduced a much heavier and stronger sound. This was the first Sick of It All album not released on Fat Wreck Chords (who released their previous three albums) since 1997's Built to Last.

Track listing

All the tracks were written by Sick of It All. "Take the Night Off" – 2:42 "Machete" – 2:05 "Preamble" – 0:27 "Uprising Nation" – 2:23 "Always War" – 2:03 "Die Alone" – 2:34 "Evil Schemer" – 2:42 "Leader" – 1:12 "Make a Mark" – 3:08 "Forked Tongue" – 1:30 "The Reason" – 2:05 "Faithless" – 2:51 "Fred Army" – 2:43 "Thin Skin" – 2:13 "Maria White Trash" – 2:50 "Don't Join the Crowd" (European edition bonus track) – 2:56

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"Persistence Tour 2006 edition" track listing

"Take the Night Off" – 2:42

"Machete" – 2:05

"Preamble" – 0:27

"Uprising Nation" – 2:23

"Always War" – 2:03

"Die Alone" – 2:34

"Evil Schemer" – 2:42

"Leader" – 1:12

"Make a Mark" – 3:08

"Forked Tongue" – 1:30

"The Reason" – 2:05

"Faithless" – 2:51

"Fred Army" – 2:43

"Thin Skin" – 2:13

"Maria White Trash" – 2:50

"Don't Join the Crowd" – 2:56

Walls of Jericho - "Us Vs. Them" (cover) – 3:14

Madball - "Give Respect" (cover) – 1:16

"Take the Night Off" (recorded live in Essen, Germany 2006) "Machete" (recorded live in Essen, Germany 2006) "Take the Night Off" music video

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Extra information

"The Reason" was originally called "Sodom"

Death to Tyrants

Credits

Lou Koller – vocals

Pete Koller – guitar

Craig Setari – bass guitar

Armand Majidi – drums

Freddy Cricien of Madball – guest vocals on "Forked Tongue" Recorded at Atomic Recording Studio, Brooklyn, New York Pre-production at Underground Sound Studios, South Amboy, New Jersey Produced by Tue Madsen and Armand Majidi Layout and design by Empty Design Coalition Dave Quiggle – artwork

References

External links

Abacus Recordings information

2006 albums

Sick of It All albums

Century Media Records albums

Albums produced by Tue Madsen