Relentlessly brutal, but backing an urgent message of positivity and self-improvement, Fight Like Hell is one of the forerunners of hardcore in the Mile High City. Their songs combine the fury and tradition of streetwise, mid-90s hardcore with the speed and energy of classic bands like the Cro-Mags, all while maintaining a contemporary edge and sensibility. Their lyrics are a driving force for personal change, illustrating the struggle of those rising up from the mistakes of the streets to strive for a something better and more meaningful. Political, yet personal, Fight Like Hell delivers a message of individual revolution and self-empowerment, building upon a foundation laid by bands like Madball and Death Threat. Of course, unafraid to push the boundaries of what a traditional hardcore band can sound like, Fight Like Hell also seamlessly assimilate sounds that fall far outside the realm of hardcore without compromising their integrity or connection to the traditions of the genre. The energy and diversity of the music incorporates not only the influence of their hardcore forefathers, but also the influence of Iron Maiden