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“Koller laughed and said something like, “Eh, eh, not so fast.”
“That’s because Lou Koller was New York hardcore’s big brother.”
“I was a metalhead, a few years into college, and still relatively fresh to New York hardcore.”
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“He later brought NYHC ideals to NYC politics as a council member, and he captured Koller’s legacy well in a social media post addressed to Koller on Saturday.”
“We’re the ambassadors.'” Editor’s picks The 250 Greatest Albums of the 21st Century So Far The 100 Best TV Episodes of All Time The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century Since forming Sick of It All in Queens, New York with his younger brother, guitarist Pete Koller, in 1986, the band’s best songs were always about togetherness.”
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“As we got more popular some people referred to us as ‘The Kings of New York hardcore,’ and we were always, ‘No, no.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Tribute Remembering Sick of It All’s Lou Koller, New York Hardcore’s Best Ambassador Late vocalist sang about inclusivity and fostering friendship in bleak times, spreading the hardcore reality around the world for decades By Kory Grow Kory Grow Contact Kory Grow on X John Lydon: The Odds of Re-Joining the Sex Pistols are in the ‘Minus Infinities’ Patti Smith, Carlos Santana Capture John Coltrane’s Singularities in Book Excerpt Brandon Flowers Sings One for the Croupiers on New Song ‘Paradise’ View all posts by Kory Grow July 25, 2026 Sick Of It All lead singer Lou Koller Scott Gries/ImageDirect “We have our mics, but this is your mic.” When I saw Sick of It All play a gig in Denver in 2001, a couple of years before I moved to New York, it seemed like a revelation that a professional band would place a microphone on the Ogden Theatre’s stage for anyone to climb up and sing along with them before diving back into the pit.”
“He also asked for everyone to look out for each other in the mosh pit.”
“So was “Friends Like You.” They kept that message going on their next album with “Just Look Around,” a song warning against racism dividing society while rich politicians prosper, a message that still resounds nearly 40 years later.”
“One guy at that show kept requesting “Rat Pack,” a 47-second frenzy about sticking with your friends off the band’s classic debut, Blood, Sweat, and No Tears , and when frontman Lou Koller gave him the crowd’s mic, the guy completely forgot the lyrics.”
““We’re all black sheep and we know it,” he’d sing on “Hello Pricks” in 2000, and that’s what made them special.”
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