Some Fucked Up Noise for this Fucked Up World!
Sunday, 22 March 2015
Wednesday, 18 March 2015
EEL / PISSBATH Split 7" EP
Yup Emerika can and has produced some solid noise punk over the years. Pittsburgh's EEL has been on the forefront of the current crop of US bands buy playing some big shows and releasing solid material. Pissbath from Nashville are sadly at the end of their midwest noise reign but dropped some great stuff for this release. If you haven't picked up this release check out the label http://mindcurerecords.com/ for copies, support your local shops and distros. Also check out Pissbath's newest and last release on http://www.discosenfermos.com/.
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Ambush - 4 Track Flexi
Yup, its that shit people were saying "it's a trend" but yet and still. I believe this is the fourth release by Boston/Worcester based label Brain Solvent Propaganda http://crackyourbrainup.blogspot.ca/. Taking that Defector/Crust War formula and pushing it further with two guitar and two bass,
Total fukin crasher corps!
Tuesday, 24 February 2015
Lastly - Crazy Fucked Up Deadly Local 7"
Here for you listening pleasure some ultra mega raw noize from LASTLY. A top notch follow up to their Noizecore From Under-Depoplated Areas EP. Released on one of the best current labels Hardcore Survives.
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Thursday, 25 December 2014
Chaos Tribe - Chaos Tribe Demo CS
Chaos Tribe outta Fresno. I would think this band gets compared to other noisey west coast bands such as Nerveskade or Frenzy. Solid demo with a few covers thrown for good measure. Nice touch with the cover art. Shout out to the Fresno Punks!
Sunday, 9 November 2014
Exithippies - Part 1 7''
Can't get much better than this! Exithippies decimate all eardrums in their path.
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Saturday, 1 November 2014
Rabid - Total Chaotic Attack CS
Yup another post. Not the typical noise punk that usually gets posted here but noisy enough. Solid and only release that I am aware of from this Nippon contingent.
Sunday, 19 October 2014
Kafka - 4 Track Demo CS
It can be disappointing when bands that you are really into call it a day. But sometimes it allows for a new and just as promising band to form. Take Kafka for instance, Kafka from my understanding rose out of the ashes of Tokyo's Dropend and San Fran's Morpheme. This incarnation I think leans more towards the Morpheme sound with an obvious ode to classic Finnish hardcore punk but I am no expert so please feel free to enlighten us if you have more info on this project.
Thursday, 4 September 2014
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