Victims, a hardcore punk band from New York City, emerged in the late 1970s with a raw and aggressive sound that quickly gained them a cult following. Their music, characterized by blistering guitars, pounding drums, and politically charged lyrics, reflected the disillusionment and anger of the era. Victims released a string of influential albums, including "Mirroshades" and "Form Hell," before disbanding in the early 1980s. Despite their short-lived existence, Victims left an enduring legacy in the hardcore punk scene, inspiring countless bands and fans with their uncompromising attitude and powerful music.