Sunday, February 15, 2009

Last Days of April - Angel Youth












I never really got into this band way back in the day. I think when this band came out, I out grew the whole "post indie/emo rock" stage.

Tracklist:

01. From Here To Anyone
02. Aspirins And Alcohol
03. The Days I Recall Being Wonderful
04. Will The Violins Be Playing?
05. Glowing Me Choking You
06. Make Friends With Time
07. Two Hands And Ten Fingers
08. Life Companion Murphy's Law
09. Down The Aisle With You
10. Make Friends With Time (Instrumental)

http://www.mediafire.com/?ynmdzookmni

Riff Raff - Lowlifer


Despite my initial disappointment that this band has nothing to do with BILLY BRAGG, I thought this EP by Massachusetts' RIFF RAFF (who shares members with THINK I CARE) was good, burly, NYHC-influenced hardcore punk. And I'm not talking paint-by-numbers late-80s youth crew NYHC or basketball-Jersey-wearing thugcore NYHC, I'm talking about the real ideal—early -80s bands like the ABUSED, ANTIDOTE, and United Blood-era. AGNOSTIC FRONT (with a touch of the CRO-MAGS and NEGATIVE APPROACH). Good songwriting and a mix of faster and mid-tempo tracks make this record well worth picking up for fans of the aforementioned bands.

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Infernal War - Conflagrator EP


5 tracks of straight-up BLISTERING blackened death metal out of Poland.

Their bass player's name is Godcrusher.

You need this, right now.

DL

Saturday, February 14, 2009

Brutal Truth - Sounds of the Animal Kingdom

"Still not loud enough, still not fast enough."

If you recognize that line then you know that this album rips.





















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Wednesday, February 11, 2009

The Unholy 3 - My City Was Gone















One of my favorite Ohio bands of all time, The Unholy 3 hailed from Akron and played blistering, super fucking pissed off hardcore in the vein of Negative Approach, Infest, and Black Flag. This record is full of disgust and despair: a perfect soundtrack for your worst days. 


Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Propagandhi - Supporting Caste

















I love Propagandhi. Most people say they like The Weakerthans better. I'd like to punch those people in the face. Hey, I'm not saying The Weakerthans are horrible. I very much enjoy them. Just not as much as I do Propagandhi.

I was not so much stoked when "Potemkin City Lights" came out. In fact I HATED the album when i first listened to it. But it really grew on me and I like that album a lot.

"Supporting Caste" is nothing short of old school Propagandhi. I cannot stop listening to this album. Stoked on picking up the cd and lp versions.

http://www.mediafire.com/?oo5otuflttr

Sunday, February 8, 2009

Vile Gash - Demo II























Vile Gash is a band from the city I live in, Columbus, OH. They play fast. They play awesome throaty hardcore. They just joined the Youth Attack record label. They are one of my favorite local bands.

Demo II

Saturday, February 7, 2009

Necrophobic - Hrimthursum




















Do you like Slayer?

Do you like Dissection?

Do you like black metal?

Do you like albums with song titles such as "The Slaughter of Baby Jesus", "Eternal Winter", and "Serpents (Beneath the Forest of the Dead)"?

if you answered yes to those questions, you'll like this record.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LYBW7IXY

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Serpent Throne - The Battle of Old Crow



















one of my favorite records as of late, imagine Sabbath/Pentagram mixed with Maiden minus vocals.

total stoner doom worship with hints of NWOBHM.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9L419GG2

Friday, February 6, 2009

Umlaut "Total Discfuckingography"

Upped by request and also because Rye got mad that I hadn't posted anything in a while.

This is Catharsis posing as a terrorist hardcore band from Finland. I like this more than I like Catharsis. Crimethinc put this cd out. Buy it from them if you like it.

Fucking Shit.

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

DAMNATION A.D. - No More Dreams of Happy Endings
















This record is one of the most miserable and negative albums ever. This was a very influential 90's hardcore band that does not get much credit. They had a really good, original sound and the music reflects the pain in the lyrics. It is a bit dated, but still a great throw-back to the era of 90's 'core and is a must-own.

http://www.mediafire.com/?nn2wdjjmdgj

KILL THE MAN WHO QUESTIONS - Pigeon English EP
















Words cannot describe how awesome this band is.

http://www.mediafire.com/?kyb0jbdnknb

Saturday, January 31, 2009

we've been lazy
sorry folks. we will update soon.
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-Rye

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

BLACK FLAG - The Complete 1982 Demo's plus more.


Never officially released, these are Black Flag's demo recordings from the period of time in which they were legally prevented from releasing any new material. Tracks 1-10 are the only recorded material with this lineup: Henry Rollins on vocals, Greg Ginn and Dex Cadena on guitar, Chuck Dukowski on bass, and Chuck Biscuits on drums. Most of the songs were demo versions of tracks that would appear on My War and .

Tracks 11-14 are a session recorded for Radio Tokyo in '84 and feature Rollins and Ginn, but with Kira Roesller on bass and Bill Stevenson on drums.

If you've never heard this shit, it's some of the best Black Flag shit I've ever heard, a perfect blend of their early ferocity and later experimentation. It's also the only recorded material the band has with Biscuits on drums.

http://www.mediafire.com/?mzyyzbohmt2

Groundwork - Discography



I first got into Groundwork when i bought their split with Unbroken years and years ago. Groundowrk was a inflential hardcore band from the early 90's, who's members went on to form Four Hundred Years and Absinthe.

Groundwork played slow, heavy hardcore with a tendency to get noisy and discordant. Their style wasn't too dissimilar to Unbroken's Life. Love. Regret, but with the noisy and experimental elements of Rorschach or Deadguy included. Definitely ahead of their time.

http://www.mediafire.com/?vjmnjodtttj

Sunday, January 18, 2009

AD - Demo 2009


Intense and angry hardcore.
Chris Anger will like this.
You should like it too.
The end.



















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Religious As Fuck - S/T EP

This was a request by a couple different people.
These dudes are from Gainesville, FL. They churn out some honest DIY hardcore punk. Fast and angry. I love it.

You should too.

If you like it, buy the record. Its fucking cheap.



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Saturday, January 17, 2009

Kittens "Bazooka and the Hustler"

Thanks to Chrissy for sending this to me to upload. This is for the Blackest of Edwards!

NIPPLES.

Friday, January 16, 2009

Burned Up Bled Dry "Cloned Slaves For Slaves"

Wanna know where Backstabbers, Inc. seemingly drew a great deal of inspiration from? This band would be it! A great blend of metal, grind, and hardcore music to come up with something that can appeal to fans of all three genres.

"These boys are from Arkansas and apparently their idea of Southern Hospitality is to rip your face off with their ferocious grind. I'm still trying to figure out what I am going to do without my face.... BURNED UP BLED DRY's brand of core is an equal mixture of aggression and heaviness. Their punishing onslaught of noise pays homage to the blistering devastation of early 80's hate-core but their delivery is far more in the vein of nineties grindcore. One of the most appealing things about the record is the fact that the tunes, while not sacrificing one iota of power, manage to have some (dare I say it?) hooks. Southern Fried power violence? Could be, you know how them kids from the South are..." - In Music We Trust

You can still get this 7" off of Interpunk, so I suggest going and doing that, since the once dormant band is now active and playing shows again. Click here to order the 7"! It's only $4.50!

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