Showing posts with label Crossover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crossover. Show all posts

Friday, 23 January 2015

SSS - Manipulated Living 7"

Scouse Crossover stalwarts, free from their Earache deal have a new LP out on Prosthetic Records.  I think this 7" was demo material for it seeing as all three songs here got re-recorded on the new album.

Friday, 2 January 2015

Decadence Within - Soulwound LP

Remember when Peaceville put out consistently good bands?  Decadence Within where a Straight Edge Crossover band from Ledbury existing between 1984-1995.  The bass duties bulk of the lyric writing were handled by one Ian Glasper who would have the same position in his next band, Stampin' Ground, who were my generations Nirvana-style-gateway equivalent for Metalheads to get into UKHC.  Glasper has also been a staff writer at Terrorizer magazine for many years and has written many books about the often ignored history of UK Punk after the initial 1977 explosion, be it on UK82 and Oi, Anarcho Punk, the first wave of UKHC bands influenced by tape trading and imported records from the US, and most recently the full spectrum of UK Punk in the 90's.

Friday, 21 November 2014

Communal Grave 10" compilation

International Powerviolence compilation (although there is some straight up Grindcore and Crossover Thrash snuck on here) featuring (mostly) new tracks from: Controlled Existence, Gets Worse, Black Hole Of Calcutta, Mangle, Prügelknabe, The Afternoon Gentlemen, Vile Intent and The Shining.  It comes with an 84 page zine, which I'm not going to scan, you want to read it, buy your own copy.  This is actually volume 1, volume 2 is already out, I'll pick that up next time I see it in a distro and make a rip off it too (EDIT: someone beat me to it).

Sunday, 30 October 2011

Deal With It - My Body Is A Cage one sided 7"

You weren't at Deal With It's last show, that's a shame you probably don't have this 7" limited to 150 copies with their last song on it.  Michael has always professed his love of Type O Negative (even going so far as stealing their album title World Coming Down for DWI's first EP) which is very apparent in the synth/clean vocal intro to this song.


Saturday, 26 February 2011

Send More Paramedics - Unreleased + Demo tape

Fuck yes, when Send More Paramedics decided to call it a day they did one last UK tour and brought 300 copies of this tape with a load of rare and unreleased stuff on it, you can find the video edit of Zombified, covers of Mötley Crüe (Kickstart My Heart), 45 Grave (Partytime), My War (100 Fighting Dogs) and they even put their first Demo as a bonus!