Collected Violence by Apartment 213

There’s no two ways about it: APARTMENT 213’s "Collected Violence" is an entirely excessive and unrelenting amount of material. 47 songs in length, there are few humans built to endure such constant ferocity. Such is power violence.

APARTMENT 213 got started in Cleveland, Ohio in late 1993 and was most active during the initial five years as a band. While a formal cessation was never announced or planned, extended breaks became fairly normal for the band. After a couple of of split 7”s in 1998, it would be another eight years before the band’s only proper full length ("Cleveland Power Violence") came to light, followed by a split LP with AGORAPHOBIC NOSEBLEED a year later, and then another three year break before issuing 2010’s split 7” with NOTHING IS OVER and a compilation appearance featuring a few other new tracks.

"Collected Violence" contains everything prior to "Cleveland Power Violence" (which is available as a standalone title from Magic Bullet Records) and the 2010 material (split with NOTHING IS OVER and "This Comp Kills Fascists Vol. 2" songs). The AGORAPHOBIC NOSEBLEED Domestic Powerviolence split is also a standalone release (available via Relapse Records).

Long out of print, 2017 marks the first time that any of these tracks have been officially offered via all streaming and digital service providers worldwide.