Criminal Instinct Return With Fast, Hard New EP Is It Raining At Your House?

Atlanta hardcore miscreants Criminal Instinct have been around for a decade and a half, but they don't release too much music, possibly because the band members are constantly getting into fights and getting thrown in jail. Actually, I don't think that's true, or at least that's not the only reason that Criminal Instinct don't release music too often. People in the band seem to be busy with other projects. For instance, drummer Josiah Hoeflinger, otherwise known as Skull, is the lead skinhead in Skinhead, whose It’s A Beautiful Day, What A Beautiful Day was one of last year's best hardcore alb

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Criminal Instinct Return With Fast, Hard New EP Is It Raining At Your House?

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