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Showing posts with label thrash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thrash. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

for the worse-blood,guts,going nuts

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this is a thrash hardcore punk band.very high thrashy lead vocals with deeper backups. this is a group of skinheads.his band is from boston.

check this crazy shit out right the fuck now

Tracklist:
1. Blood, Guts, Going Nuts
2. Empty Threats
3. Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Speak Nothing
4. The Day Music Died
5. #2
6. Shove It Up Your Ass
7. The Blame Game
8. Square Peg Round Hole
9. We`re All Going To Die
10. Burbs Part 3
11. When We Were Skins
12. Busted Wide Open
13. My Fist Your Face
14. Religion Superstition
15. When The Shit Hits The Fans
16. Losing The Battle To Self Abuse
17. Road Rage
18. Don`t Waste Our Time
19. Sweet 16vBattle Royale
20. Morrissey Sucks & So Do You
21. Blah Blah Blah
22. Boston Not L.A.



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no apologies-survival

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ausralian fuckin hardcore

a local band from australia. heavyer but yet so good. this reminds me of municipal waste but everything is a little deeper. very good. i would recommened this to eveyone one who likes municipal waste.

tracklist
1.Crushed
2.Alone
3.Survival
4.Dust
5.Believe
6.Nothing
7.Mandala
8.Dying To Live
9.Reality
10.Cant Wont
11.No One
12.Succumb




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Saturday, December 29, 2007

behind enemy lines

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Behind Enemy Lines (abbreviated BEL) is a Pittsburgh-based band categorized as crust punk[1][2] and Thrash metal [3].

It features Matt Garabedian and Dave Trenga of Aus-Rotten[2] and Bill Chamberlain[2] of The Pist and Caustic Christ. Behind Enemy Lines has released three albums so far.

Behind Enemy Lines, though only enjoying a small fanbase of devoted crust punks, feminists, and anarchists, has been covered by the news for their political commentary.[2]





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S.O.B. leave me alone e.p

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S.O.B. are pioneers and precursors of grindcore and thrashcore. The group debuted in 1986 with the single Leave Me Alone. In 1990, S.O.B. found international recognition with their split 7" EP with British band Napalm Death, who are also pioneers of this genre with bands like Terrorizer and mostly Repulsion.

In July of 1989, S.O.B. met Napalm Death during a Japanese tour, and Napalm Death's members Shane Embury and Lee Dorrian played on the record Thrash Night, an EP released by Dorrian's label Rise Above. In the same year, the band held a session for John Peel's Radio program on BBC.

In June of 1995, after the release of Vicious World, Tottsuan, the band's lead vocalist, committed suicide by jumping onto railroad tracks as a train was moving. Soon after, Kevin Sharp of Brutal Truth took Tottsuan's place during live S.O.B. performances, but in 1996, the band announced that Tottsuan had been replaced by Naoto, former bassist of Rise of the Dead.

In 2003, S.O.B. made a comeback with the release of Still Grind Attitude and a series of re-recorded classics with their most current vocalist Itsushi. They still exist today but are only actively known in Japan



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Sunday, August 26, 2007

witch hunt- this is only the beggining

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this is a crust band ith 2 boys and 2 girls. ive seen them live they are from philly. they have a few cd's out their newest being blood red states they sing alot about diversity and femminism.
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1Sick Game
2.Mindless Identity
3. Sugarcoated, Yet It Festers Inside
4.By A Thread
5. As Priorities Decay
6.Life In A Box
7. I Am Guilty
8.Legislative Bodies Legislating Bodies
9.Access Denied
10.On My Honor
11. A War On Reality
12.Detest
13.Sugarcoated, Yet It Festers Inside (Demo)
14.I Am Guilty (Demo)
15.Life In A Box (Demo)
16.Detest (Demo)
17.Conform (Radio Performance)
18.Fed Up
19.On My Honor
20.a War On Reality
21.Take A Stand
22.Shroud Of Silence
23.Backfire
24. Once Upon A Time...




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verbal abuse-just an american band




Verbal Abuse was started in Houston, Texas in 1981 after singer and song writer Nicki Sicki quit the band Sick Pleasure and moved to Virginia, then back to Texas when he decided he wanted to start another band.

At the time, not many bands were playing fast hardcore in Texas and, like D.R.I. and M.D.C. before them, Verbal Abuse relocated to San Francisco in the end of 1981.

In San Francisco, Verbal Abuse lived at the infamous Vats along with members of The Dicks and M.D.C. as well as Harley Flanagan from the Cro-Mags. By the end of the year, they had signed with Fowl Records and recorded their first LP, Just an American Band which was released in the beginning of 1983.

The band then embarked on a tour to promote their first album but Brett soon left Verbal Abuse to join the army so Nicki asked former Sick Pleasure bandmate Dave "Koko" Chavez to take his place.

However, hardcore was starting to fade away and crossover thrash was the big thing in the mid '80's so Nicki quit the band in 1984. Since Joie, Dave and Gregg wanted to continue making music, They asked Condemned to Death singer Scotty Wilkins to sing.

1986 they recorded their second album, V.A. Rocks Your Liver, which was released on Boner Records.

The band continued to tour but Joie eventually left to join another band in 1987, being replaced by Andy Schuman. Gregg also left for family reasons a bit later, being replaced by former Condemned to Death drummer Mike Chubka who left in 1987 .

In 1989 Chris Kontos joined up after Gregg James was unable to make the European tour. Verbal Abuse was asked to take M.D.C. place because they were unable to make the trip. Off they went for 38 shows in 42 days with Destiny booking. At the end of that tour Destiny asked if they would record a "Live Recording". Out of that came "Passport- Verbal Abuse of America" released on Destiny records.

1990 saw Destiny bringing VA back to Europe to tour off the Live recording.

They recorded another album entitled Red, White and Violent and released in 1995 on Century Media Records. They toured for this record and split about a year later as Scotty joined Electric Frankenstein.

Joie Mastrokalos resurfaced playing guitar for his good friend Duff McKagan's band in 1993 and 1994. He contributed on Duff's solo album Believe in Me and the following solo tours that ensued.

In 1996, the band got a lot of recognition and newfound interest when thrash metal legends Slayer covered five of their songs on their Undisputed Attitude record. The songs covered are Disintegration, Free Money, Verbal Abuse, Leeches and I Hate You.

Nicki having been released from prison and money from the Slayer album royalties brought the band back together in the 21st century, now with Nicki back on Vocals, Andy on guitar, Dave on bass as well as new members Jess Aaron on second guitar and Geza Szent-Galy on drums. The band's first LP was re-released on CD with many extra tracks in 2002.



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