Judge hanging out with Slayer and D.R.I. beating down the numerous traitors who have turned their backs on hardcore punk, and metal, while rewarding the few and the proud that stayed true. For many at home and abroad, that is Will to live.Proudly proclaiming that hardcore is alive and well in Texas, Will to Live did nothing short of bringing to life a scene that is just now beginning to receive national and international attention. With a sound that is a mix of traditional hardcore with the full on abrasiveness of metal, Will to live is appealing to fans of Judge, Slayer, Hatebreed, Madball, Sick of it all, Sepultura, etc. Loud and aggressive music accentuated by thought provoking and reflective lyrics. A combination that not only united the few scattered hardcore fans in Texas, it also attracted followers from the more mainstream metal sector as well as and punk rockers. Most of whom are now diehard supporters of shows, bands and releases from labels such as Stillborn, Thorp, Goodlife, Bridge 9, to name a few.Over the years, Will to live has come to hold a position of respect, home and abroad, as the premiere hardcore band from Texas. The always requested Will to live has shared spots in Texas and across the United States with such notable heavyweights as Hatebreed, Madball, Sick of it All, Blood for blood, Integrity, Terror, Suicidal Tendencies, Death Threat, D.R.I., among others. Tons of shows regionally across Arizona, Texas, Monterrey, Mexico, the northeastern United States with Terror and Death Threat and most recently the west coast with Die Young, along with their charismatic bilingual and global approach, have earned Will to live strong fan bases at home and abroad.