Friday, 25 December 2015

Sad Boys/Who Killed Spikey Jacket? - "Wish You Were Beer!" split Flexi postcard

So Flexi postcards are a real thing that exist in the world we live in and totally not the product of a fever dream I had.  One track each from two mysterious Noise Punk bands.  Flexis have always had a reputation for having poor sound quality, it seems these new postcards are even worse, I made one rip that came out sounding like shit, I pulled this rip that someone else made off Youtube which was slightly better.

Friday, 18 December 2015

Gritos De Alerta/Heresia - split 7"

Two early 2000's Brazilian bands who blurred the lines between Crust Punk and Thrashcore.




















Friday, 4 December 2015

Kovaa Rasvaa ‎– "En Ole Edes Olemassa" 2010-2014 Discography tape

Mostly female, kind of Crusty Hardcore from Finland.  This tape has everything they recorded leading up to their recent 7" on Svart Records.

Friday, 20 November 2015

Disclose - Yesterday's Fairytale, Tomorrow's Nightmare LP

Disclose were a Japanese D-Beat band who were largely responsible for influencing the Noise Punk subgenre that's popular today.  They were active from 1993 up until singer/guitarist Kawakami's suicide in 2007.  Rip sourced from the recent re-issue of this 2003 LP on La Vida Es Un Mus.

Friday, 13 November 2015

Vermapyre/Pete Regan - split Lathe

Vermapyre is Dwid Hellion's new side project of Goth themed Drone music played on home made instruments.

I don't know who Pete Regan is but he seems to have the same hobby as Dwid.

Sin-Eater Records only made 55 copies of this so if you want this buy it now.




















Friday, 30 October 2015

Geriatric Unit - S.O.T.O. 7"

Ex-Heresy and Iron Monkey members playing proper Hardcore.  They've put this out to coincide with their co-headlining Japan tour with Crucial Section (the lyric sheet even comes with Japanese translations), last time they did that was the GU/CS split 7" for their first Japanese tour, then Geriatric Unit returned the favour and took Crucial Section with them on a tour of the UK.  So hopefully that means we can expect to see Crucial Section in the UK again quite soon.

You may have noticed that I haven't posted anything the previous month, that's because Summer is over and I've run out of rips I made of what I picked up at festivals.  Last weekend I went to a show and picked up a load of records from the Active Rebellion distro.  Irena, who runs it, is based in Leeds but she also tour manages for foreign bands, so if you go to any Crust Punk show around the UK* chances are you'll see her with boxes and boxes of records.

*Which you should be doing anyway, support live music you peice of shit.