Search - Blind Justice :: Seize The Day

Great rock album. 5 stars. Worth checking out.

Robert J. Sala | New York, NY | 07/07/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the one and only album by Blind Justice, a rock band from New Haven, Connecticut, released in 1994. Their great live shows translate extremely well into this studio effort due to their solid songwriting. Great heavy guitar riffs and catchy lyrics dominate the album whose style can be described as loosely similar to the rock-rap fusion of bands like Rage Against the Machine and 311 (several songs feature a DJ). While not sounding as polished as a major label effort, musically Seize the Day stands up against any of the best rock albums of the `90s and still sounds fresh over 5 years after its release. The only disappointing thing about this band is that they've broken up."

Blind Justice, early rap metal!!

Tim Neilson | Tempe, AZ United States | 02/16/2002

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Blind Justice was one of those bands that reached legendary status in the CT/NY area in the early 90's. A little funky, a little hard core, but over all very rap metal before that style took over the airwaves(& our nerves). At times the rhymes are cheesy and silly. But the music is heavy ballsy guitar driven hard core(ala Rage) and at times is very funky(Red Hot Chili Peppers). The Dj does and okay job of adding scratches, not compared to their previous DJ. This is a collection of tracks from their demos and CT Comp. tracks. A precursor and superior version of that Nu Metal hip hop stuff."