Sunday, July 11, 2010

Infest - No Man´s Slave (2002)

Infest was an influential American hardcore punk band, formed in Los Angeles, CA from 1986 to 1996. They were instrumental in pioneering powerviolence, a musical cross-breeding of hardcore, sludge and grindcore. Members were Joe Denunzio (vocals), Matt Domino (guitar), Dave Ring (bass) and Chris Clift (drums).
The band , while not coining the term powerviolence, were definitely pioneers of it. The Los Angeles quartet blended the ethos, speed and song structure of hardcore, along with the aggression and anger of bands like Negative Approach and Negative FX creating a style emulated by many and an energy captured by few. Joe Denunzio’s vocals exhibited pure angst, with lyrical content about conformity, war, scene politics and socio-political issues, mostly delivered in an accusation assault.
They did however differ from their peers in their fervent political stance and imagery, often depicting the tragedies of war and poverty, countering the obligatory “band in action” album covers common to the era. When asked about the hardcore scene Matt Domino said, “I think Hard Stance rips it up and Chain of Strength are cool, but Insted and Breakaway are pretty cheesy. It seems most hardcore bands are going for a polished sound and package, we are really not into that.” On the contrary, Infest’s sound was fuzzy and on many of the early recordings indecipherable, but still captured their raw intensity.
On July 1, 1991, Infest recorded a live set for the Los Angeles radio station KXLU, capturing them in their element. This session was later released by Deep Six Records who also released the No Man’s Slave LP. The vocals on No Man’s Slave where recorded posthumously. Many Infest bootlegs have been made and are highly sought after by fans.
They recently has become a highly popular retro band among not only modern grindcore and thrash fans, but with fans of youth crew hardcore although the band themselves were NOT straight edge, and there are zine interviews to confirm this, they are commonly mistaken for an ‘edge’ band . Bands such as Internal Affairs and Lack of Interest have cultivated a great deal of influence from Infest.
The band is still technically around, but they rarely play shows or record anymore.

01. Cold Inside
02.Feeling Mean
03. Sick Machine
04. Upright Mass
05. Terminal Nation (Infestation)
06. In His Name
07. Behind the Tongue
08. What's Your Claim?
09. True Violence
10. Sickman
11. Punchline
12. Contact
13. Effort Falls Down
14. You're A Star
15. Freeze Dried
16. Rabid Pigs
17. Lying To Myself
18. Nazi Killer
19. My World, My Way


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Despise You - West Side Horizons (1996)

Despise You is a powerviolence band from Inglewood, California. The band uses a dual vocal style with female vocals and a political edge similar to Man Is The Bastard or Capitalist Casualties. This is one of the best things i have ever heard !!

01. Culpa Mia
02. Divisions
03. It's All In God's Hands Now
04. In My Abscence
05. Lagrimas
06. Two One Three
07. Cut Your Arms - Solves A Lot
08. Bullshit Reflection
09. My West Side Horizon
10. You Make A Good Follower
11. High And Defenseless
12. Stupid Routines
13. One More Rosary
14. Burning In Hell (Possessed)
15. Thirty-One Days Of Rain
16. Passive Position
17. I End Me
18. Portrait
19. Lost And Losing
20. No More... Feelings
21. Euphoric Confusion
22. Been Lead
23. Hand Me Down Existencia
24. Shit Trait
25. Glasgow Relocation
26. Couch Slouch (D.R.I.)
27. Random Salvation
28. Encontraran Orto You
29. Unmoved / Complacent
30. Career Overview
31. Imajinate Que It's Fine
32. Pig Mindset
33. Puppet
34. If We Could Switch
35. Pacification Attempt
36. De Volada Decision
37. Loathe
38. Decline / Demise
39. Llevame
40. Past Reasons
41. PCP Scapegoat
42. Cesar Chavez
43. Guess
44. Guilty View
45. Busted Outlook
46. When You Fail
47. Nel Interesa
48. In Your Eyes
49. Say You Felt This Way
50. Ensename Myself
51. Caring Less
52. Seen The Lines
53. Copied Demise
54. Swing And Cease
55. ...And Always Gets Her Way
56. Born In The Dirt / Raised In A Hole
57. Despreciado Me Voy
58. Pa Que Te Sirve?
59. Taste The Steel
60. Tired Of Trying
61. Inborn Outcome
62. 9-13-91


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Weekend Nachos - Unforgivable (2009)


01. Nights
02. 2009
03. Elevated Tracks
04. Rejected Psychopath
05. Shot In The Head
06. Unholy Victory
07. First To Burn
08. Pain Over Acceptance
09. A Few Blocks South
10. Reason To Die
11. Balance Of Power
12. Unforgivable


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Weekend Nachos - Punish And Destroy (2007)

Weekend Nachos is a band from Dekalb, IL formed in 2004. The original lineup was John Hoffman, Adam Inverted, Ron and Andyzarian. Currently, the only remaining original members are John, the vocalist, and Andy on guitar. They are comprised now of Juan Ciudado, Byron Leuders on drums, Andy, and Drew Brown on bass. Thus far they have released the Torture EP (on John’s label Tooth Decay Records), a split with Chronic Bleeding Syndrome entitled It’s A Wonderful Life (on Force Fed Records), Punish and Destroy (an LP on Cowabunga Records), and Unforgivable (an LP on Deep Six Records). They also appeared on Relapse Records’ This Comp Kills Fascists, Vol. 1.

01. Acceptable Violence
02. Mocked
03. Dog Torture
04. Better Off Dead
05. Pathetic
06. Another World
07. Nothing's Changed
08. Apolitical
09. Fake Celebrity Kindness
10. Suburban Voice
11. Hated
12 .Breed This Plague
13. Trapped In A Scene
14. Klan Scouts
15. Your Guidance
16. Disrespect Your Elders
17. My Fellow Man
18. Sinking To Your Level
19. Fashionable Poverty
20. Drinking Cotest
21. Career Homocide
22. Pit Fatality
23. Expose
24. Sick In The Head
25. Punish And Destroy
26. Untitled Bonus Track


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Severed Head of State - Power Hazard (2007)


01. Death's Marionette
02. A frigid Chill, Not of Winter
03. A future like a guillotine
04. Adversity
05. Corpse of Hope
06. Thrown into the seas of fire
07. Sacrement of the sick
08. This final scene...

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Severed Head of State - An Invitation To A Beheading: 1998–2001 Discography

Severed Head of State is a d-beat/hardcore punk band with members split between Portland, Oregon and Austin, Texas. Band members play in other bands such as World Burns to Death, J Church, Tragedy, WarCry, and Defiance. Their lyrics usually focus on deep detestation of both human nature and the Christian belief system. Their sound ranges from slow melodies to furious thrashcore. Vocalist Jack Control was stabbed in the mid-section late January 2006 with the blow just missing the heart by five inches.

01. Abandonment of All Hope
02. Failure Fucker
03. The Bitterest End
04. Pathetic Lot
05. Legions of the Numb
06. Cop On Fire
07. Tune for Fucker
08. Christian Fucker
09. The Future Soldier
10. Tears of Pis
11. An Apology
12. Constant Hum
13. Sweat With Hate
14. Feast of Famine
15. Downfall
16. Breed
17. Final Solutions
18. Onslaught of Untruths
19. Effluence
20. Played for Fools
21. Ghosts

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Charles Bronson - Complete Discography (2000)

Charles Bronson was a hardcore/thrash band from Dekalb, Illinois. Noted for their use of film/TV samples as postmodern metacommentary within the structure of their music. (The eponymous self-referencing sample comes from Gary Oldman’s character in True Romance.) They played fast and heavy thrash and hardcore along with contemporaries such as MK-Ultra and Social Coma. Their two-disc discography, entitled Complete Discocrappy, was released on Youth Attack Recordings/625 Thrashcore in 2000. Members went on to be in bands like Holy Molar, Das Oath, and Ruination. Contrary to popular thought, only half the band was actually straight-edge.

Disc 1
01. Why Do You Bother?
02. Little Debbie
03. I'm Sick Of Feminists
04. Your Average Run Of The Mill Straight Edge Song
05. Ricki Lake
06. Just Like All The Rest (Neos)
07. The Shane Song
08. No More
09. Can't Take This
10. Theme Song
11. I Can't Be In A Band With You Because You Like Epitaph (Beatdown Remix)
12. Silenced
13. Diet Rootbeer
14. Ebro's Bitter Onslaught On Jerry Springer's Unsuspecting Ass
15. Sick of O.J.
16. Chicago
17. Bible Thumpers Go To Hell
18. Irrigation
19. Security Blanket
20. Why Do You Bother?
21. Eavesdrop
22. I Can't Be Friends With You Because You Like Epitaph
23. Easy E's Fucking Dead And I Think It's Fucking Rad
24. Second Hand Choke
25. Theme Song
26. Deaf and Dumb
27. J.R.S. Beatdown
28. They Should Legalize Drugs So You Can Hurry Up And Fucking Die
29. Crooked Teeth
30. Political Prisoners
31. Obligatory Jock Slaughter Song
32. You Get What You Pay For
33. Charles Bronson Will Not Turn Into A _______ Band
34. Rich Crusties Shall Pay
35. Fuckin' Drunken Uncle
36. Fratguy On The Barbi
37. I Lied When I Said I Liked Your Zine
38. Playing Lotto
39. Ants In The Kool Aid
40. What The Fuck Are You Going to Do When It's Cool to Be Yourself?
41. Craig Ferris Sucks A Mean Cock
42. Phil Anselmo's Pain Burns In The Heart of My Little Brother
43. The Kids Are Gonna Stick Together
44. Tabloid Suckass
45. Cheese With Your Whine
46. 4 Alarm Counter Fuck
47. Annual Martyr To Your Social Life
48. History In The Making
49. Tony Victory Knows How to Party
50. Down For The Count
51. 4 Hour Personality
52. No Points For The Losers
53. Drunk Punks Is Hippies
54. One Life Crew Goes On Slimfast
55. Debate Team Bakesale
56. I Can Never Write Too Many Songs About Morons Like You
57. Individualized Floor Puncher
57.5. For Whom The Bell Tolls
58. Batting A Thousand And Still Striking Out
59. Let's Start A Revolution So I Can Break Some Shit
60. The Great Pet Rock Comeback
61. What's Wrong With Me? (Faith)
62. Dream A Little Dream
63. Punching A Gift Horse In The Mouth
64. The Story Of My Life
65. Grown Up Corpses
66. Bike Pig On A Rope
67. I'm So Smart Now
68. As Fucked As Gator
69. Skate For God
70. You Will Go (Steve Caballero)
71. Better Never Than Late
72. 412 Wolfpack
73. Marriage Can Suck It
74. Youth Attack!
75. The Painful, Yet Unavoidable, Deathstar Comparison
76. xDumbfucksx
77. Too Much of a Good Thing
78. Standing In Front Of Bulldog Records
79. Stock Footage
80. Pre (Im)mature Retirement Plan
81. The Only Time I Think About Romance Is When I Wonder Why I Don't Think About It
82. Deaf And Dumb
83. Fuck Technology, I'll Keep My Pocket Change
84. Red And Green Make Yellow
85. Let's Start Another War So I Sing About Stopping It
86. I Just Can't Avoid The Void In "Avoid"
87. Wastoid On The Celluloid
88. Shrinkage
89. Close Encounters Of The Nerd Kind
90. I.Q. 32
91. Punch Drunk (Husker Du)
92. The Tears Of A Clone
92.5. Hey You Asshole, Why The Fuck Are You Still Reading This?
93. Last Warning (Who Fucking Cares)
94. Why Be Something That You're Not? (Good Question)
95. Rich Crusties (Live At Otto's)
96. Seven More Shitty-Ass Songs (Live In Fuckin' Belgium)


Disc 2
01. Why Do You Bother Ebro?
02. Couldn't Fuckin' Care Less
03. Whatever Happened?
04. Mindless (Blah Blah Blah)
05. The Worm Song
06. The Kids Are Gonna Stick Together
07. Falling Off - Do It!
08. E.S.P. Girls Love Me
09. Wailing Guitar Solos Vol. 1, A Chronology
10. (Fuck Being) Positive
11. ???
12. ???
13. So What If I Puked Up McDonald's?
14. Moodswinger
15. Ralph On Ralph
16. Twiggy On My Mind
17. Cous Cous On The Loose Loose
18. Telecom USA
19. I Go To School
20. Cross Me (Project X)
21. Untitled (DeKalb Hatedge Forever)

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Ratos de Porão - Brasil (1989)

Ratos de Porão is one of the most important Brazilian punk rock bands, being the punk rock enthusiasts who propelled the advent of Brazilian rock in the ’80s in São Paulo. Appreciated in Europe, they recorded their albums Brasil and Anarkophobia in Berlin, Germany. The group was formed in 1981 by friends who used to hang out at the Punk Rock Discos record store in São Paulo. Their earliest performance for a major audience was in 1982 at the First Punk Festival of São Paulo, aka O Começo do Fim Do Mundo (The Beginning of the End of the World). In that same year, they participated on the collection Sub. After vocalist João Gordo joined the group in 1984, they gradually abandoned their die-hard punk approach for hardcore and then, in 1987 (Vivendo Cada Dia Mais Sujo e Agressivo) to a heavy metal crossover. Also in 1984, they released their first solo album, Crucificados Pelo Sistema. In 1985, they shared a live album with Cólera, and appeared on a British collection of punk bands from around the world, World Class Punk. Having one of the biggest discographies of the Brazilian punk bands, Ratos de Porão were paid tribute in 1998 when several other punk groups, like Verminose, Anões de Jardim, Gangrena Gasosa, and Poindexter recorded their songs on the CD Traidô.

01. Amazonia never more
02. Backwards
03. Aids, pop repression
04. Law of silence
05. Sos broken country
06. Gil coma
07. Drink till you die
08. Suicidal heroin
09. Children without future
10. Nationalist farse
11. Traitor
12. Bloody pigs
13. Animal life
14. The end
15. Military machine
16. Land of carnival
17. Will i receive my heritage

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Zeke - Death Alley (2001)


1. Crossroads
2. Live Wire
3. Jack Torrance
4. Evil Dead
5. Arkansas Man
6. Shockwaves
7. Mountain Man
8. Evil Woman
9. The River
10. Night Rider
11. Into the Night
12. On the Run
13. Animal
14. Road Ahead
15. Eyes of Satan
16. Death Alley

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Zeke - Flat Tracker (1996)

West Coast thrashers Zeke establishes a nasty disposition while cutting teeth on their own brash hardcore punk. A foursome since 1993, Zeke has released a handful of EPs and full-lengths through Wrecking Ball Records and IFA Records, but inked a deal with Epitaph in 1998. Kicked in the Teeth came up from the vaults to be issued that same year, with Dirty Sanchez following in early 2000. They have also toured with the likes of ALL, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Supersuckers, and Alice in Chains' Jerry Cantrell.

01. T-500
02. Eddie Hill
03. Chiva Knievel
04. Overkill
05. Mystery Train
06. Viva Agostini
07. Hate
08. Raped
09. Wanna Fuck
10. Fight in the Storeroom
11. Flat Truck
12. Bitch
13. Daytona
14. Super Six
15. Eliminator


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