Love, Murder, and a Three Letter Word TX' and the wicked riffages of 'Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride', breeding explosiveness whose volatility knows no bounds. If you're looking for some extreme music, the latest from Society's Finest will surely send you over the edge." Edward Rivadavia from AllMusic writes: "Really two EPs spliced together -- its first four songs are brand new, while its final five were originally issued in 2000 as the "Private Conflicts and Suicides EP" -- "Love, Murder and a Three Letter Word" served to announce the resurrection (second or third at this stage) of Texas metalcore pretenders Society's Finest. An extremely competent
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