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Ever since the Rotterdam based band Second Chance formed in 1996, they have been playing old school hardcore. They released their first MCD, entitled "Premium Hardcore" in November 1999. Though it was a DIY production, the cd got great press reviews and shortly after the release Second Chance performed as the opening act on the third edition of the European Hardcore Party. For their second release they signed at Gangstyle Records and in May 2001 the first full length album "Fortune Favors The Bold" became a fact. With that album, and their appearance on the compilations albums "Respect Your Roots" and "Tribute To The Real Oi Part 2" Second Chance NL has become a settled name in the Dutch/European hardcore scene. In June 2003 the band has finally hit Dé Studio in Brussels again, to record their second full length album entitled "Tides May Turn". The album has received incredibly positive criticts and scored 98/100 points in Aardschok Magazine. At the moment Second Chance is working on a new album, that will hopefully hit the stores in the second half of 2006.

Second Chance - Tides may turn

12 September 2003 · When Gangstyle releases the first Second Chance CD "Fortune Favors The Bold" I really didn't know to expect, but Second Chance amazed me with a great CD. Cause of that the expectations were set high... »

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v/a - The World Wide Tribute to the real Oi vol. 2

10 April 2003 · About a week ago Onno Cromag emailed me that the Tribute vol.2 was finally finished, and he was really excited. And after listening to it I can really understand why! This is THE BEST tribute /... »

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Second Chance - Fortune Favors The Bold

5 April 2003 · I don't know what's happening lately but Holland has got some great Hardcore bands, a couple of weeks ago the release of the Butcher CD and now the release of the Second Chance CD. Damn if you're... »

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