Life on the Ropes is a fine album for both first-time listeners and fans alike. Formed by brothers Lou and Pete Koller in the mid-'80s, Sick of It All became a seminal band in the New York City hardcore scene. In the end, if nothing else, Sick of It All show that age and experience can help make a better hardcore album. The band’s current lineup consists of brothers Lou Koller on vocals and Pete Koller on lead guitar, Craig. Sixteen songs seems the perfect length, as the tunes are all pretty quick-paced and upbeat, and thus the album seems over before you know it. Sick of It All is an American hardcore punk band, formed in 1986 in Queens, New York. Street-tough vocals from Lou Koller spout out lyrics that seem to be predominately about philosophy and self-reflection, which may seem out of place among much of the hardcore scene, but Sick of It All makes it work and in an intelligent, respectable manner. Thus, the band sounds like a good cross of old- and new-school hardcore mixed with good old punk rock. Mike Herrera Podcast - 357 Lou Koller - The legendary voice for NYC Hardcore band, Sick of it All. Lou Koller is known for Release (1998), Drew Stones Hardcore Chronicles (2020) and Sick of it All: Potential for a Fall (1999). Sick Of It All in concert at Carroponte in Milano, Italy, on July 04 2018.
Throughout the entire length of the album, the band keeps switching back and forth between circle-pit anthems and singalong youth crew tunes. Lou Koller and Pete Koller of Sick of it All performs at the 77 Montreal Festival at Parc Jean-Drapeau on Jin Montreal, Canada. Even after more than 15 years, Sick of It All's Life on the Ropes finds the band as heavy, fast, and fun as ever while still allowing plenty of room for some thoughtful lyrics. Work has commenced on a forthcoming autobiography from SICK OF IT ALL vocalist Lou Koller and guitarist Pete Koller, to be called 'The Blood And The Sweat: The Story Of Sick Of.
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