With Hiltz and Blue, Born Against continued its extensive touring, including a trip to Europe. By this point, the band’s aggressive political message and related critique of their contemporaries had attracted media attention, and they endured animosity in New York City and beyond. They then began work on a new record, which was stalled in July 1992 when Hiltz left the group. The final sessions that produced the resultant 10-inch record, Battle Hymns of the Race War , featured Melissa York on drums, although York never performed live with the group.
Hiltz left the group
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