Vision of Disorder's 1998 debut "Imprint" is a landmark of metallic hardcore, blending groove and aggression. The album's raw sound and intense delivery laid groundwork for the genre's turn-of-the-millennium expansion.
- "Imprint" was produced by the band alongside Dan De Fonce and Greg Maggison. The album was recorded at Spin Studios in Long Island City, New York. Roadrunner Records released the album on July 28, 1998.
- The album featured guest vocals from members of other notable bands of the era. Its raw production and unvarnished aggression captured the attention of the underground metal and hardcore scenes.
- "Imprint" is often cited as a key release in the development of the late 90s metalcore sound. It showcased a more melodic and structured approach than much of the preceding hardcore.
Vision of Disorder is a metalcore band from Long Island, New York. They emerged in the mid-1990s as part of the burgeoning East Coast hardcore scene.
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