About 187
Released in 1995 through Black Market Records, Darkside introduced listeners to the uncompromising sound of 187. Across 11 tracks, the album delivers a dark and aggressive blend of heavy metal, raw street-level intensity, and confrontational lyrical themes.
Led by vocalist Pauly Macc, Darkside explores anger, social unrest, personal struggle, violence, and survival without softening its message. Tracks such as “Point Blank,” “Political Balistics,” “Mortal KKKombat,” “Death Row,” and the title track “The Darkside” capture the album’s hostile atmosphere and rebellious attitude.
Recorded and mixed at Sky’s the Limit, the album moves quickly and hits hard, packing its complete statement into just over 31 minutes. Darkside remains a raw snapshot of 187’s early sound—direct, controversial, and built around the intensity of an underground band determined to be heard.
Led by vocalist Pauly Macc, Darkside explores anger, social unrest, personal struggle, violence, and survival without softening its message. Tracks such as “Point Blank,” “Political Balistics,” “Mortal KKKombat,” “Death Row,” and the title track “The Darkside” capture the album’s hostile atmosphere and rebellious attitude.
Recorded and mixed at Sky’s the Limit, the album moves quickly and hits hard, packing its complete statement into just over 31 minutes. Darkside remains a raw snapshot of 187’s early sound—direct, controversial, and built around the intensity of an underground band determined to be heard.
