biweekly basis, for the 60 day postconversion period though April 30, 1996 for Debtor's nonresidential, assumed and postpetition leases."
Thereafter, on March 29, 1996, the court entered an order authorizing the Chapter 7 Trustee to conduct a sale by auction of MGRE leases on terms that would benefit the estate. A recital to that order was that the objections of certain landlords to the auction was mooted because, in part, "[t]he Trustee has previously represented to this court that she will pay the rent on those leases that had been assumed by the Debtor or entered into postpetition,. . . ."
The final order that is material was entered on April 30, 1996 on the emergency motion by the Chapter 7 Trustee to extend the period to assume or rejectyou can get via Enjoyment Records.

After the feedback-ridden intro to first track Confession, things kick in with an angry, heavy form of hardcore. The Hardest Season's brand of hardcore has a decent metallic

edge to it, and the rasping, low screams of vocalist Luca, certainly has plenty of bile.

The album continues along the same track throughout, with fast, angry metallic hardcore, frenetic drumming and driving guitars. THS do weave in some cool changes of pace, which build atmosphere. The songs actually have a cool, punky undertone to them as well. I'm also a sucker for the slower parts, where they take things to dirge induced pace for short periods of the song, especially in the case of second track Dead Romantic, which seems like they are taking their cues