This 1993 release showcases No Use For A Name's signature blend of fast-paced punk and melodic sensibilities, capturing a raw energy that would define their sound. It stands as a key early work from a band that became a cornerstone of 90s punk.
- "The Daily Grind" was released on May 31, 1993, by Fat Wreck Chords.
- The album falls into the punk, hard rock, and rock genres.
- This was No Use For A Name's second album, following their 1991 debut "Incognito".
No Use For A Name was a punk band from San Francisco, California, known for their melodic style and socially conscious lyrics. "The Daily Grind" was their second full-length album, released during a prolific period for the band on Fat Wreck Chords.
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