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Pulse arcade — neon hairlines and corner brackets frame the playfield brief.
The movie was an enormous hit
They broke up in 2016 as members went on to work on other projects
features an iconic shot of Matt Warnke fingerpointing over an in-awe crowd
in great condition with some small tears and two creases
is from the band's 2004 Heavyweights Of Hardcore tour
Vintage No Trend "New Releases" Flyer With Setlist jersey The movie was an enormousNo Trend were an anti hardcore band from Washington, DC suburb Ashton, MD founded in 1982. They stood in direct opposition to the DC scene at the time, being vocal about their distaste for the punk scene even though their music and appearance, and the way they operated the band, could be mistaken for punk. They operated their own label which was just called No Trend and released their own music, including 1983's Teen Love EP and 1984's Too Many