Silent Majority was an influential hardcore punk band that originated from Long Island, New York in the mid-1990s. They are recognized for their distinctive blend of melodic hardcore and punk rock, with lyrical themes often focused on sociopolitical issues and personal introspection. The band was composed of key members Tommy Corrigan on vocals and Richard Weinberger on drums. Their most influential work, "Life of a Spectator", released in 1996, is often cited as a significant contribution to the development of the Long Island hardcore scene.