01. Espacio Negativo 02. Sound to the word 03. Endless Towers 04. Descompresión 05. Tomorrow Never Knows
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Espacio Negativo, es el primer disco editado por Mentes de Ácido Records. Para ello se ha reunido a 4 músicos de grupos tan destacables del underground español como son Orthodox, Viaje a 800 y Mater Dronic. El resultado de todo ello ha sido una grabación repleta de energía que puede denominarse como de puro heavy psych. Improvisaciónes, una doble batería, largos y lisérgicos desarrollos guitarreros con fuzz y wah-wah a mansalva, todo eso es lo encontrarás en este artefacto psicodélico.
01. Intro [0:20] 02. Lynch For God's Love [0:49] 03. Dusk and Dawn [0:39] 04. Tomorrow [0:38] 05. Solitary Confinement [0:46] 06. If Everything Fails [0:56] 07. Blue [0:43] 08. 100 Doors [0:34] 09. Contempt [0:33] 10. Truth And Belief [0:38] 11. Leisure [0:23] 12. Quest [0:46] 13. Pale [0:56] 14. Practice What You Preach [0:10] 15. Successive Suicide [0:32] 16. Entertain Me [0:30] 17. Dare [0:29] 18. Scorn [0:31] 19. Think For A Minute [0:23] 20. Autumn [0:28] 21. Rage [1:30] 22. Shit System [0:35] 23. Reprise [0:29] 24. Cliche [1:12] 25. Use Your Mind [0:04] 26. Proud Of Shit (Demo) [1:00] 27. Untitled (Demo) [0:42] 28. Escape (Demo) [0:46] 29. Ring, Ring, Ring (De La S [1:24] 30. Don't Forget The Chaos (T [1:12] 31. Mission Impossible (Lalo [1:00] 32. Dead Shall Rise (Terroriz [0:55] 33. Good Times (Chic) [1:05] 34. Tomorrow (Live) [0:44] 35. Scrutinize (Live) [0:57] 36. Practice What You Preach [0:13] 37. Quest (Live) [0:50] 38. Mission Impossible (Live) [1:04] 39. Rage (Live) [1:23] 40. Shit System (Live) [0:42] 41. Scrutinize! [0:57] 42. Boundary [0:29] 43. Proud Of Shit [1:06] 44. Rage [1:26] 45. Use Your Mind Pt.2 (Demo) [1:15] 46. Tormenting Survival (Demo [1:02] 47. 100 Doors (Demo) [1:39] 48. Blind Confidence [0:41] 49. Proud Of Shit [1:00] 50. Untitled [0:39] 51. Bruises [0:20] 52. Maroon [0:50] 53. Too Short To Ignore [0:30] 54. Scrutinize! [0:52] 55. Boundary [0:27] 56. Escape [0:39] 57. Mental Deficiency [0:40] 58. Quest [0:48] 59. Ambitious But Weak [1:56] 60. Cartoon (Demo) [0:47] 61. Revenge [0:19] 62. Interlude [0:46] 63. No Way! [0:27] 64. Inner Emigration (Demo) [1:56] 65. Good Times (Live) [2:59]
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This is an epic 65 song thrash attack, clocking in at close to an hour. Totally demented and innovative grind thrash. Add a ton of jazz, and lots of ska, surf, rock, salsa, disco, bossa nova, ?, etc etc, backed by guttural grindcore grunt-roars and you have one fucked up cd. Much in the vein of John Zorn's NAKED CITY but alot groovier... add different horns (trumpets and trombone), accordian, spanish guitar, and mad Dr.Organ Grinder taking the lead. They do a few covers as well, everything from De La Soul, Terrorizer, to the Exploited, and CHIC but they practically rewrite the songs and make them their own. The discography spans the course of 9 years, taken from 2 mcd's, a few comps, demo tracks, and few live shows recorded in Slovenia.
1. Grizzlybear underwear [3:16] 2. I'm in love [2:52] 3. Cock crowded [2:54] 4. Golddigger [3:20]
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The winter of 2003 two old friends met in The City of Trondheim. Old tricks were made new, and in no time, there was no doubt about the next step. A couple of phone calls were made, and after intense persuasion, two friends had become four. Jimbo Jones as a band was born. A garage with no forms of insulation, with the quicksilver at fifteen below, was not the ideal practice space, but at least inspired the band to find a warmer and more soundproof location. After two months of intensive practice, the band was offered to tour with Norwegian hardcore superstars "The Spectacle". This included 5 gigs at the beginning of The Spectacles european tour of 2003. The band recorded a two song promo for the occation. This was meant to be given out to every Harry, Dick and Tom with a interest. The tour was a success and the band waited no longer than a month before hitting the road again, this time headed north. Six gigs were played between Tromsø and Trondheim. With such a sudden introduction to the rock'n'roll lifestyle and life on the road, the band sat back and let the impressions seep in. The band all agreed that there was to be more touring! Troy McClure Records was established as a result of Jimbo Jones' uncontrollable urge to get out there as fast as possible. No time waiting for a record-deal. With their own label they had full creative and economic control, regardless of any interests of the corporate music business. A minimalistic studio and an unlimited amount of studio time, coffee and cigarettes were to become the foundations of which the debut Jimbo ep was built upon. January 2005 the record was released, and the machine named JJ was rollin'. At the releaseparty everyone who showed up got a free copy of the ep. More touring was in the works, and JJ has now visited Finland, Sweden, and the baltic states.
01. Thy Doom Ape 02. Zen Rock Majik 03. Iron Icon 04. The Throne Of Sasquatch Ascending 05. ... And All Things, Either Good Or Ungood 06. Jethro 07. Bowels Of The Beast Of The Matriarchate 08. Le Charmeur De Serpents 09. Ondjage
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CHANG FFOS are heavy. Not the kinda heavy you're used to. They're heavier than that. Period. Imagine all the steel Sweden has to offer, multiply that with a million and you might get a picture of how heavy this psychedelic rock meets sludge meets hardcore meets doom meets noise outfit is. Imagine Neurosis' heaviness, Converge's energy, Today Is The Day's craziness and the atmosphere provided by Kyuss, and you're on your good way to enter the temple of CHANG FFOS. Their debut full length was recorded at Kozmo Studio in May of 2005. The recording session was done on a 2" tape and was handled by Mr. Jomi Ajjomi of the infamous Analena and Lunar. Mr. Steve Austin, of the legendary Today Is The Day and owner of the Austin Enterprise, took care of the mastering. The album was titled Trust This Arcane Device clocking over 45 minutes wrapped up in 9 songs of sheer brutality.