Second full-lenght out for their european tour, ex-Disrupt, State of Fear and Consume, this is classic 90's-like crust like you would expect from the aforementioned names but with a personal unique touch.DOWNLOAD
Second full-lenght out for their european tour, ex-Disrupt, State of Fear and Consume, this is classic 90's-like crust like you would expect from the aforementioned names but with a personal unique touch.
a new amazimng band from spain. with members of ekkaia, cop on fire... for friends of ekkaia, cop on fire... but expect more black metal as from the other bands.
Blackened Death Metal as its best from Chicago, USA! A Brutal crossover of early Bolt Thrower, Entombed, Bathory! Mixed with newer Crustsound like Nuclear Death Terror! Some songs on the album begin with a slow melodic guitar intros performed by lead guitarist Chris McMorrow and rhythm guitarist James Meyer. They keep the beginning of the song soft and collected until the hammer of metal comes crashing down with a powerful speed. Other songs on the album cut straight to the point. These songs start hard and fast, and stay that way to the very end. Black Septembers’ The Forbidden Gates Beyond was a head bangin’, air-guitar playing, good time. I am looking forward to their next album. There is no word on when work on the new album will begin, but I will be waiting.
out 6th of November!!! Richmond’s COUGH delivers thoroughly massive, psychedelic doom on their aptly titled Relapse debut ‘Ritual Abuse’. The albums five epic tracks are impenetrable walls of sludge; at points suffocating and claustrophobic, at others warped and hallucinogenic. ‘Ritual Abuse’ is an impressive monolith of sound and volume, and one of the finest moments yet of 21st century doom.
Managed to snag a few of these from the band before the band sold out of all of them. This here is the remaining stock of their physical demo "Losing Everything". Exceptionally self-recorded, you can hear the humble beginnings of what is now their signature sound. Limited to fifty press with a hand lino-cut block print cover, printed by the band.
Insanity seems to be disorientated as we continue into the new millennium and it is searching for a new home. While it hides within brutality throughout the rest of the world, its musical passion transpires directly into the heads and bodies of Flu.ID. Inspired by the noise and hardcore heroes of the past century, these guys put their musical work into the core of all being from the start. Rhythms get fractured like bones, songs are fragmented, beloved classics of the metal age are pulverised and over the ashes they strew a chorus of expending voices. It is not begging for a new drawer in the musical filing tray, it’s convincing by being itself - like a steamed-up version of Dillinger Escape Plan on some really good acid or something - you get the point?
Iots contains the songs of Flu.ID’s previously released 10 inches on Interstellar Records and Modus Operandi Records - completely remixed, remastered and pimped-up with some electronic interludes and bonus tracks. Iots thus can be seen as the band’s official debut album since the two 10 inches are not only completely sold out, but they also never received the blessings of a wide-ranged distribution… until now.


AMBIENT/DRONE-ROCK. Over the last years, Justin Broadrick of JESU has created his own sub-genre of heavy music by taking the churning pummel of his former project GODFLESH and augmenting it with the textural melody of '90s shoegaze rock. "heart ache" is the 2 tracks from their debut, clocking in at about 20min. each. "dethroned" is 4 tracks originally conceived in 2004 but completed in 2010 pulling together sounds from every era of the band's existence.

I feel guilty for telling Rickard(Guitar) to send me this for review. I will get beaten up and hated I guess but don’t take it personally. Rickard and Emma played in Disconvenience before Epidemics a band which I dug. But Epidemics well… They just try too hard to sound punk. And it fails miserably. I like one song(the song I heard and lead me to say yes to Rickard when asking if he could send it in for review) and that is Bloodstains. The rest just bores me to death. It’s too generic. The lyrics haven nothing to say and the whole thing just left my turntable with out a trace. And I guess that’s what’s going to happen after a few months. No one will remember this. Why didn’t Epidemics try to make a 7″ instead?
Here's some new Swedish hardcore. You might recall their 7" from a while back. Fast paced thrashing hardcore that rides the line in between the ultra fast like Rajoitus and the more mid paced D beat bands. Energetic and raw Swedish hardcore, on Yellow Dog Records. 