3/29/2008
Overnoise - Lethal Ways To Hell's Kitchen Doors
Marat - demo
Spoil It - s/t
O.S.T. - Music from Twin Peaks
Harum-Scarum - Suppose We Try
Monochrome - Laser.
Hiretsukan - end states
Split - My own lies & Houses in texas
Split - My Own Lies & Y - Tough guys save the world.... of death!!
Training For Utopia - Technical Difficulties Part #1
Training For Utopia - Technical Difficulties Part #2
Note: Sorry for the other request and re-uploads, I lost or I don´t found it.
Etiquetas: Harum-Scarum, hiretsukan, house in texas, Marat, monochrome, my own lies, overnoise, re-upload, request, spoil it, Twin Peaks, Y
eraser at 5:32 p. m.
(0) comments3/28/2008
Tracklist
01. Tread, Not Trudge [3:47]
02. What We Could Not Move [2:29]
03. Ashes Of Giants [3:00]
04. Seek Harbor [4:14]
05. Voices Resound [3:47]
06. Rows Of Tops [3:15]
07. No Bearing [2:27]
08. Echoes [2:51]
09. Name Names [2:52]
10. Legs.Limbs.Wings [3:51]
Info
Often compared to the distant early nineties scene of Vermin Scum, Dischord, and Gravity Records, Sinaloa brings the fire of that era's DIY punk and combines it with a grown-up sensibility and a lot of life experience. This is music as lifestyle, and lifestyle as music: deep personal history meets a life in independent music, and the results are a rare breed of idealism and practicality
Their newest, Oceans of Islands, picks up where their last two left off: emotive, driving, heartfelt anthems full of dueling vocals, meandering melodies, and slow-burning crescendos. Recorded at Providence, RI's Machines with Magnets (Battles, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah), and featuring the trumpet stylings of Forbes Graham (Erase Errata, the One AM Radio) on two songs, Oceans of Islands is perhaps the best yet showcase for Sinaloa's idiosyncratic drums, guitars, and no bass setup.
As always, all three members do vocals—"Sinaloa is a state: Everybody sings," goes the band's motto. Fittingly, the first words on Oceans of Islands are "There's a story in each room": a perfect summary of the band's obsessively attentive and compassionate lyrical outlook. After so many years together, the trio is tighter than ever, and Oceans of Islands is their loudest, most joyful record to date.
Opiate
Listen: Seek Harbor
Etiquetas: emo, Screamo, sinaloa
eraser at 6:45 p. m.
(0) comments3/27/2008
Tracklist
1. Freud vs.Pippeline [4:54]
2. Disaster [4:12]
3. Sexo [3:41]
4. El ruido de los arboles [3:44]
Info
Antigua & Barbuda nace en el 2005 en Pamplona tras la disolución del grupo predecesor QWER. Dicho grupo estaba formado por, Germen, Guiller1000 y Riziruelo (que formaron posteriormente A&B), y Dani completaba la formación (exvocalista de Doubtful y Dead Means Nothing) quienes grabaron un EP llamado “Ombligo Chronicles”. Posteriormente Apeto (guitarrista vocalista de Doubtful) sustituyó a Dani y dieron varios conciertos, San Sebastian (Unicono Fest), Torrrelavega (Takio Fest)… Tras la huida de Apeto deciden cambiar el nombre y realizar música más experimental y original. En abril del 2007 deciden dar forma al primer EP con 4 temas grabados en directo en Montreal Studios (gracias Hans) y mezclamos con Santi García, dando lugar La pirámide Invertida (2008).
Influences
Las Grecas, Converge, Kylesa, Mastodon, Black Sabbath, Cult of Luna, Love, Dead Kennedys ...
Listen: Freud vs.Pippeline
Etiquetas: antiguaybarbuda, Experimental., hardcore, Punk, Rock, spanish popular music
eraser at 11:57 a. m.
(0) comments3/26/2008
Tracklist
01. Things Will Grow
02. Tungsten Steel (Epilogue)
03. Whooping Church
04. Magic Jordan
05. Feed
06. Kross
07. Nervous Buzzing
Info
Wildildlife aren't for everyone. Many folks
will be turned off by the band's penchant
for long songs, or simply alienated by the
disparate elements thrown into the mix.
But it's incredibly refreshing to hear something
come down the pipe that isn't banal trendhopping
or beating a dead horse. Anyone willing to
invest the time and attention span to
acquaint themselves with Wildildlife's mix
of shoegaze, metal, tribal rhythms and 70's
psychedelic rock will find one
of the more rewarding albums of 2007.
Lambgoat
Listen:Things Will Grow
kRIXx at 2:41 p. m.
(0) comments3/25/2008
Tracklist
1. Huge
2. Ibitsu
3. Furi
4. Death Valley
5. Ano Onna no Onryou
6. Naki Kyoku
7. Akuma no Uta
8. Kurosu
9. ワレルライド
10. 1970
11. Ibitsu (music video)
12. Furi (music video)
13. Kurosu (music video)
14. 1970 (music video)
Info
Live at Shimokitazawa Shelter is the first DVD release by Japanese band Boris. It was captured on their Black Summer tour on July 12, 2003. The first ten tracks are songs from the show, which are mostly from the Akuma no Uta and Heavy Rocks albums. Tracks 11-14 are music videos made by the band by Foodunited and Fangs Anal Satan. A loose translation of the first bit of the title is, "From The Tower That Turns A Blind Eye To Death".
TROJAN!!!!
If you donwload the files, remove it please!!
If you donwload the files, remove it please!!
Etiquetas: boris, doom, noise, Rock, stoner
eraser at 3:20 p. m.
(0) comments3/23/2008
Coalesce - Give Them Rope She Said
Snowblood - Of Being And Becoming
Membrane - a story of blood and violence
Wolfpack - a new dawn fades
Note: Sorry for the other request and re-uploads, I lost or I don´t found it.
Etiquetas: coalesce, Membrane, request, reupload, Snowblood, wolfpack
eraser at 5:43 p. m.
(0) comments3/21/2008
Tracklist
1. Itaca [18:47]
2. Marduk Stair's To Earth [16:33]
3. Manitou [10:58]
4. Hangover [6:59]
5. Death Card (The Sun Of The Country Priest) [12:59]
Info
Warchetype it’s a five member band established in Barcelona city, formed during October and November 2005. They all have loads of experience and a strong will of doing their own vision of a potent Doom Metal. Influenced by Black Sabbath, Saint Vitus, Candlemass and others, Warchetype´s line up are Iban Arrieta vocals, Jordi Boluda and David Bruguera at guitars, Ivan Román bass player and Pep Caravante drums. Their old bands played from extreme music to old genuine rock, true doom (Monolith, Great Coven), hard rock, rock-metal (The Eyes) and stoner, (Taunus, Camposanto & Santoro). Pep formed Taunus and Ivan Román sings with The Eyes one of 13 Grabaciones released (Pursuing the Misfortune), had gone on tour with Suffocation and High on Fire. Ibán Arrieta played with Great Coven an I Hate Records released (Viaticum), and now in Warchetype plays vocals and lyrics traying to express an allegoric vision of human behaviour, culture, mythology and social degeneration, based in his readings such as Balzac, Kant, Kafka, Hesse, Homero or Jenofonte. Warchetype´s spine are Jordi with his slow-heavy-riffs and David with his genuine rock & blues accent. They all form Warchetype, which in less than a year had gone on tour in Valencia, Irún, Madrid, Donosti, Gandia, festivals and Doom-meetings with Overmars, Rhino, El Páramo, Lords of Bukake, and Neila, the Sabbath Doom Fest with Orthodox, Moho and Moksha at Mephisto in Barcelona. Alone Records is the reference of doom & stoner in Spain and its new released Goat Goddess Supremacy it’s Warchetype´s first album. The battleaxes are sharp to fight the crusade for the hegemony of Doom
Listen: Itaca
Etiquetas: doom, metal, Rock, warchetype
eraser at 7:59 p. m.
(0) comments3/19/2008
Tracklist
1. Max Planck vs The Army Of Darkness [1:06]
2. There Is No Square Root Of Negative 1 In Team [3:48]
3. Speed Lemur Houses Ex-Endurance On Account Of Perspicacity [1:25]
4. First Manassas [1:16]
5. Second Manassas [1:37]
6. Jack Ruby Tuesday [1:06]
7. Transylvania Lottery [1:44]
8. E: Red Headed Stepchild Of The Non-Repeating Decimals [0:42]
9. Mississippi Delta Force [4:07]
Info
The Heuristic is a Boston-based clan whose aggressive dissonance, spacey jazz-rock interludes, and understated production assist in creating the nine-track, 17-minute PARAPRAXES. Warping your ears with as much indie rock flare as math-rock muscle, there’s also elements of shoegazing elegance amongst the cacophonous carnage, allowing this quintet the ability to maim at any given moment, then suddenly lament about its actions. This CD covers a broad range of emotions and moves very quickly much like a tumultuous storm that leaves you helplessly seeking shelter from. If you dig bursts of insanity wrapped inside atmospheric rock, The Heuristic will serve you proper.
In.Noise.We.Trust
Listen: There Is No Square Root Of Negative 1 In Team
Etiquetas: caos, hardcore, jazz, noisecore, the heuristic
eraser at 7:21 p. m.
(0) comments3/18/2008
Tracklist
01. 1 [0:29]
02. 2 [0:46]
03. 3 [0:53]
04. 4 [0:50]
05. 5 [0:51]
06. 6 [0:48]
07. 7 [2:09]
08. 8 [1:01]
09. 9 [1:59]
10. 10 [10:46]
Info
Grindcore; recent years have seen a revival of sorts for a genre that was once reserved only for crusties with speed fixations and a love of squatting. Thanks to the likes of Discordance Axis (who redefined the blueprint), and more recently the spastic art-blur of the Locust, grind has found itself moving further and further to the forefront of the extreme music hierarchy.
Ohio's Robinson offer forth a platter of high-octane chaos on this, their first proper musical outing. A remastered version of their 2005 demo (with three added tracks), ‘The Great City' is an blasterpiece of epic proportions. Split into four ‘chapters', the album opens with the original seven tracks from the demo (each track is numbered, rather than named) and drawing on a wide range of influences, from Converge and Orchid to Red Sparrows and Isis, the band smash their way through all of them in little over 8 minutes. Fusing understated technical ability and a drummer who just wants to be fast all the time, the band create a sheer wall of noise that recalls the likes of hardcore legends Reversal Of Man for sheer guitar chaos and depth, but with the punk attitude of someone like Spazz or the later Brutal Truth material, a non-stop barrage of face-melting speed. Even the slower, more doomy moments are littered with blasts (strange considering the meandering, solemn hanging chords) and the intensity just doesn't let up - it's like being trampled by a herd of raging buffalo.
The final three tracks pick up where the demo left off, each track representing another chapter in the story. Lyrically (and also artistically) the music follows a story of sorts, a poetic rambling of apocalyptic imagery, which works wonderfully with the dark, barren artwork in the CD. As the tale unfolds and ultimately climaxes the chaos gives way to a more hypnotic, brooding aftermath, the last chapter being a single eleven minute atmospheric sludge fest. For the first time, the chaos and uber-speed is gone, leaving the smoking, charred remains to fester and unfold before us in a sickening manner.
Robinson really have given us something special. Littered with enough hooks to satisfy ‘the kids', and dark and dirty enough to satisfy even the most underground of grind nerds, ‘The Great City' is one twisted ride into the unknown. Evidence enough that evil still exists in music, even if it does have a name that recalls Simon and Garfunkel.
Montagpress
Listen: 3
Etiquetas: Grindcore, noisecore, robinson
eraser at 4:55 p. m.
(0) comments3/16/2008
David Lopan - Seven Minutes For Seven Letters
Mörser - Pure Scum (fixed)
Mörser - 10000 Bad Guys Dead
Mörser - Two Hours To Doom
Hindrance - Death Beyond Sadistic Behaviour
Isis - Holy Tears (DivX)
Le Noise - El Camino A Casa
Le Scrawl - Discography (Update I)
Romans - All Those Wrists (Update II)
Note: Sorry for the other request and re-uploads, I lost or I don´t found it.
Etiquetas: david lopan, hindrance, isis, le noise, mörser, request, reupload
eraser at 5:10 p. m.
(0) comments3/14/2008
Tracklist
01. Abiadura handian [2:43]
02. Hondarretik Ondarroara [5:11]
03. Circus [4:41]
04. Morphina [5:19]
05. I just turn off the lights [4:18]
06. Gizakiak gizakia hil du [4:58]
07. Garden [5:46]
08. Astero ostera hastera [6:13]
09. Bost - hamar [3:43]
10. Zure zain [4:26]
11. Zauriak [4:15]
12. Take me home [5:36]
Info
La identidad de Zea Mays está establecida, aunque se inspiren en nuevos estilos y diferentes sonidos. Estructurados en una sólida base rítmica, se enriquecen con una guitarra mordaz. Y a todo eso hay que sumar una voz brillante.
La propuesta musical de Bilbo es un regalo espléndido para los amantes de la música, como cada disco que publican.
Hay algo que se puede nombrar, pero no explicar: la química musical. En éste sentido el grupo llegó a su propio techo con el anterior disco. Y para seguir en el mismo estado. Morphina es un disco muy trabajado.
Es profundo, lleno de nudos. Su música está llena de curvas, en las primeras escuchas requiere atención especial. Es entonces cuando, en la segunda o tercera escucha, se desatan los nudos. Llega la luz. Es el momento en el que has interiorizado el disco, el momento que te ha atrapado… y te engancha de lleno.
Es el gran secreto de un buen disco. Si le dedicas tiempo y atención, te regala minutos y minutos de placer continuado.
El disco bajo el sello Bonberenea Ekintzak recoge doce nuevos temas y en la m isma edición un regalo de lujo: un DVD para conocer mejor el grupo. Destaca por encima de todo el concierto en directo grabado en el Kafe Antzokia de Bilbao. Contiene unos cuantos extras de más. Además del euskara, en el nuevo disco utilizan el inglés. Concretamente en dos canciones. Este último párrafo es lo más superficial, seguramente la información más recurrente en los medios de comunicación.
Lo que no se publica es lo importante. El logro de ésta gran banda: el coraje de llegar al extremo con su música, la virtud de crear un ámbiente emocional con sus letras. Y como suele ocurrir en las salas de cine, la capacidad se sentirte por un tiempo fuera de éste jodido mundo. Los seguidores de Zea Mays lo entienden así. Hace tiempo que la banda conquistó su mayor logro: ser queridos por sus seguidores. Ese es el mejor reconocimiento: aquel que se hace desde las entrañas, de corazón.
Bomberenea
Listen: I just turn off the lights
Etiquetas: metal, post-hardcore, Punk, Rock, stoner, zea mays
eraser at 10:35 a. m.
(0) comments3/12/2008
Split - Legacy Of Cain & Sound of Silence [2005]
Etiquetas: legacy of cain, request, reupload, sound of silence
kRIXx at 4:11 p. m.
(0) comments
Tracklist
1. The October Bird Of Death [10:23]
2. Mr. Hunk [6:13]
3. The Race From Hominid To Star Flight [5:07]
4. Euglena [1:33]
5. The Protagonist Fails, The Pugilist Falls [11:24]
6. Shields [6:48]
7. Proud Sons Of A Magnanimous [3:37]
8. Stretching For The Zenith [9:55]
9. Sekret Redem [4:32]
Info
Sometimes music just needs to be experimental, challenging, chaotic and yet at the same time beautiful and pure. Coventry’s Sika Redem are all of this – and some. Indeed here is a band that take thinking man’s rock into a totally new dimension. Mixing the chaos of The Dillinger Escape Plan and Eden Maine with the brooding atmospherics of Mono, Isis and Mogwai, Sika Redem don’t copy – they reinvent popular genres to create moods not experienced before. ‘Entheogen’ – the band’s debut album - takes the listener on a dark journey, through peaks and valleys of emotion and moods. From the haunting epic opener of ‘The October Bird Of Death’, to adventurous ‘The Protagonist Fails, The Pugilist Falls’ right through to closer ‘Sekret Redem’ – this is an album that truly deserves to be described as unique.
Listen: The October Bird of Death
Etiquetas: ambiental., Experimental., post-hardcore, postmetal, Screamo, sika redem
eraser at 3:42 p. m.
(0) comments3/10/2008
Tracklist
01. Behead [2:41]
02. CPH [2:23]
03. Indie Kids Wear the Keffiyeh But Can't Spell PLO [2:35]
04. Bombing the Moon [2:50]
05. Naked Girls [1:56]
06. I Want You to Call Me Peter North [2:57]
07. Happiest Thing Alive [2:35]
08. Watchmen [2:55]
09. O.R.A.L. (Open Relationships Are for Losers) [2:50]
10. Hund [2:14]
11. Cocky [2:54]
12. Coninuum [3:08]
13. Italian Shoes, Asylum Suicides [2:06]
Info
Lack is easily one of the more interesting indie rock acts out there right now. Going from clarity to clarity, I thought that "Be there pulse" (2005) was an excellent display of Fugazi-sounding hard-hitting rock, they now release a breathtaking album of furious and melodic punk-/indie rock. In fact, the Danes have found what I've been looking for in their previous albums; a delicate mix of hardcore and hooks. Not many bands accomplish that, At the Drive-In, Refused, Drive Like Jehu and Shellac did it, and here are the Danish heirs. Clocking in under an exemplary 30 minutes "Saturate every atom" offer its listeners a concise journey where Denmark's asylum policy, male domination, among others are matters of discussion and as an old hardcore dude, my eyes are filled with tears. It's been a long time since something this compassionate sounded this good. Produced by Per Cnöeldh (Menfolk), mixed by Lack in true DIY-style and mastered by none other than Bob Weston from Shellac, the simple, yet powerful sound gives the band justice. And speaking of justice, nothing would be more unfair if this doesn't lead to further recognition. It is that good. Try it, you'll like it!
Jonas Appelqvist - T'S A TRAP!
Listen: I Want You to Call Me Peter North
Etiquetas: Indie, lack, Punk, Rock
eraser at 1:51 p. m.
(0) commentsCoalesce - Give Them Rope She Said
Snowblood - Of Being And Becoming
Membrane - a story of blood and violence
Wolfpack - a new dawn fades
Note: Sorry for the other request and re-uploads, I lost or I don´t found it.
Etiquetas: coalesce, Membrane, request, reupload, Snowblood, wolfpack
eraser at 9:58 a. m.
(0) comments3/06/2008
Tracklist
1. Dead Is Dead [4:01]
2. Late Bloomer [4:22]
3. What A Drag [2:09]
4. Samhain [3:24]
5. Lungs [4:31]
6. Bound And Hagged [4:19]
7. Get High And Fuck [6:35]
8. Dumb Luck [3:09]
Info
Drew at Translation Loss seems to have a real ear for music. He was able to tie down the likes of Rosetta, Mouth of the Architect, Intronaut, and now Fight Amputation. Coming straight out of the New Jersey basement scene (though they sound more like they belong in Kentucky alongside the likes of Young Widows, Lords, Pusher, and Coliseum), Fight Amputation embodies the true spirit of punk rock, hardcore, and noise rock. On the album's opening jam, "Dead is Dead", the drum beat and subsequent guitar riff will fade you into this solid album.
“Dead is Dead” displays Fight Amp in all of their glory, their dingy, dirty, gritty glory. I’m somehow shocked that grit and fuzz doesn’t come flying out of my stereo when rocking this disc. It takes me back to my youth, back to the days of small venues full of thrashing noisy bands that are now shut down. That taken to heart, Hungry for Nothing is exactly what I’ve been looking for as of late, a genre destroying album that leaves nothing but devastation in its wake.
Interestingly enough, Fight Amp doesn’t seem to hit a dull patch on the album. Between the back and forth banter of noise rock and punk rock and the six and a half minute long stoner epic “Get High and Fuck”, the band built a dynamic sound that denies critics the ability to question their songwriting skills. Distorted bass lines, arbitrary guitar riffs, and punishing drums beats create the canvas that vocalist Pat splatters his compelling and vehement vocal style all over.
The grooves on this album are simply undeniable. Fight Amp has a knack for building a groove into a monumental work, just listen to “Late Bloomer” on the band’s myspace and you’ll see exactly what I mean. You will get sucked in by this album just like I did. With eight tracks clocking in at exactly thirty-two and a half minutes, Hungry for Nothing is exactly what this music world needs more of, a creative look at an old favorite.
Shane.Matthew.Stiles
Listen: Late Bloomer
Etiquetas: crust, fight amp, metal, Noiserock, Punk
eraser at 5:22 p. m.
(0) comments3/03/2008
Tracklist
01. Gruppengeist [4:34]
02. Bus [3:56]
03. Mobius [5:21]
04. Himmel Und Erde [4:04]
05. Digitalis [0:34]
06. Thermotarnung [5:11]
07. Pantheon [5:28]
08. 16:9 [4:44]
09. Bonus Track [0:12]
Info
This is strange stuff. Though I hear hints of the hardcore-apocalypse style of Bloodlet and elements of Neurosis, especially with the chosen acoustic style, Forced to Decay can, to some extent, be termed "death metal". They owe nothing to the Floridian take on the style, being totally devoid of bass heavy production or relentless kick-drumming, but do hark back to those of a more death/grind persuasion. Vocals alternate between very harsh screaming and quite melodic singing of sorts. When you listen carefully and "explore" _Perkussive Perlokution_, it is pretty interesting. The use of dynamics is commendable, though not unique, and the overall feel the album emanates is one of discomfort, which seems likely to have been one of the aims. Ultimately, my problem is that it doesn't strike the right balance with me. If the band achieved what they were trying to, then I have insufficient interest in their chosen style of music. Forced to Decay seem to have put quite a bit of effort into this with some success, and that is always commendable.
Chronicles.Of.Chaos
Listen: Bus
Etiquetas: dark, death metal, forced to decay, Grindcore, oppressive, Screamo
eraser at 3:52 p. m.
(0) comments3/02/2008
Adrift - Cogito ergo actuo
Ama Say - Discography
Glös - hidden cities (ep)
Bella Lea - demo (ep)
Note: Sorry for the other request and re-uploads, I lost or I don´t found it.
Etiquetas: Adrift, Ama Say, bella lea, Glös, request, reupload
eraser at 3:51 p. m.
(0) comments3/01/2008
Tracklist
01. Postscript
02. Jefferson High
03. Bent Wreck
04. Sent It Airmail
05. Patient Zero
06. A Kind of Blue Covered the Entire City
07. Yong Pretender
08. 10 Watt Bulb
09. Trance Like
10. A Horde of Bees
11. Postscript
12. A Horde of Bees
13. Sent It Airmail
14. 10 Watt Bulb
15. Patient Zero
16. Misanthropic Surgery
Info
The Huguenots was a mid 90's experimental hardcore punk band
signed to Hydrahead Records. Discography out soon. Released
a demo, a self-titled album, and a split with 7 Percent Solution.
The Huguenots were:
Matt, Aaron (Piebald), Dan (The Explosion) and Kurt (Converge).
ElementaryRevolt
Listen: Postscript
Etiquetas: converge, hardcore, kurt ballou, the huguenots
