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Formed in 1991 by vocalist/bassist Gary Meskil (ex-Crumbsuckers), New York, NY based PRO-PAIN have over the years benefitted from substantial support from an ever-growing and loyal fan base, the Metal Press, Hard Rock Radio, and MTV's Headbanger's Ball. In 2004, the band returned to MTV programming, clocking in regular and repeated rotation with Can You Feel It. With guitarists Tom Klimchuck, Eric Klinger (ex-The Spudmonsters) and drummer JC Dwyer (ex-Paingod), the band's worldwide catalog sales nears one million units. Check our available Pro-Pain concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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5.0 (based on 9 reviews)

Astonishingly, this is Pro-Pain's 14th album, so they know what they're doing: huge grooves (see "Want Some?") laid over mid-to-fast New York hardcore with a big metal overtone, and that's it. It's like Biohazard, but less embarrassing and desperate. What else is there to say? It's a good, solid album, and I'm starting to think that no one does this particular strain of hardcore better than Pro-Pain...
- exclaim.ca
"Ever since [1992] the band hasn't produced anything that would be considered classic to the point that it was even memorable, though Pro-Pain does have a propensity for catchy riffs." It's hard to believe that Pro-Pain celebrates its 20th anniversary this year with the compilation release "20 Years Of Hardcore," which is a package containing a double audio CD and DVD...
- www.metalunderground.com
A melding of thrashcore and metal, Pro-Pain have always done things the hard way. Having done 2,000 gigs and seven albums in 10 years, the Florida-based band is still an underdog in the heavy music world. Pushing everything to the edge with Shreds of Dignity, you can feel the swift strokes of power as the audio assault explodes...
- www.hour.ca
Sound: This is my favorite Pro-Pain album. It is very fast and heavy. It is generally thrash metal with some hardcore structure and mood, but the lyrics are all pretty much metal-yelled and metal-metered. This album is very well written, and avoids the monotony of bad metal. It does however, have an album identity. // 10 Lyrics and Singing: The vocals yelled very skillfully. They do not interfere with the music or lyrics, but are just right...
- www.ultimate-guitar.com
In the alternative metal and hardcore fields, bands come and go. Keeping a band together can be an uphill climb -- the music industry isn't for the faint of heart -- and it isn't uncommon for alt metal and hardcore combos to break up after only one or two albums. But Pro-Pain has been impressively durable. 2004 marked the band's 12th anniversary, and Pro-Pain celebrates that anniversary with the uncompromising Fistful of Hate...
- music.aol.com
Contents Under Pressure was Pro-Pain's most traditional heavy metal album to that point, with a clearer guitar sound and well-crafted, mosh-worthy riffs. The bleak urban-streets blend of hardcore and metal with touches of hip-hop is downplayed somewhat, but the record still burns with righteous fury.
- music.aol.com
One of the most intense hardcore-metal bands of the '90s was undoubtedly Pro-Pain -- a group that has ignited many a brutal mosh pit during its tenure. As a result, a live album seemed to be a fine fit. However, the group did not get around to issuing a live set until nearly a decade after its debut release (1992's metal cult classic Foul Taste of Freedom). But when 2001's Road Rage arrived, boy, did it ever pack a Mr. T-esque wallop...
- music.aol.com
Pro-Pain's particular brand of muscular, mechanic metal with just the slightest thrash and hardcore leanings comes off just a bit marginal on this aptly-titled sixth release...
- music.aol.com
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