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omfg placebo! urry me n urry uuuuuuu :'0

Nice thread down memory lane, love the Misfits and Descendants still to this day, and since no one has posted this jem yet...


Or this.

Genevieve wrote:omfg placebo! urry me n urry uuuuuuu :'0

probably not the Placebo your thinking of. They were a local band from Calgary Alberta. The singer Leslie, went on to start that band Feist that made that gay counting song that was on that iPod commercial.

Yeah I know. I mean, I knew it wasn't that Placebo and I GUESSED it was Feist's band. I'm a very dedicated (OBSESSEDDD!!!111) Broken Social Scene fanboy, so I knew of the band :0

I'm NOT into Placebo :'0

you guys have made me dig through my crust crates

ojorojo

whole tune is great but the breakdown at 3:10 makes me want to incite a riot



detestation & nausea were both great bands with female vocalists (nausea had a male and female vocalist)




aus rotten



grimple

G.I.S.M.'s first album :0 One of my favorite bands. Also from Japan



Also Japanese, a Death Side album. Heavily influenced by later-era G.I.S.M (like, hardcore punk with very melodic NWOBHM type leads and solos).

It was a popular sound in the mid/late '80s in Japan because of G.I.S.M. Even modern metalcore can be traced back to them. Some of the first metal+hardcoe bands were inspired by G.I.S.M, like the American band Rorschach. Napalm Death were too actually, especially vocally.



Not a full release but a band I've rocked A LOT in mah days

MORE!!



Y, a German thrashcore/grindcore band. It's one of their albums broken up into several videos



The Endless Blockade, a powerviolence revival band. Crossed Out/Capitalist Casualties/No Comment, etc.



Fear Of God, one of the first grindcore bands. They're Swiss.



Blistering grindcore from Germany, Yacöpsae. A full record of theirs too

I'm liking the modern production value on some of these. Thoguht it would ruin the sound for me but the itnensity is still thurrr

Edit: One last record for the time being. A Japanese classic that spawned a whole subgenre



Confuse - Spending Loud Night

It's been said that the guitarist tried to replicate the sound of cicada locusts with his guitar, hence the distorted hissy tone. Some really badass stuff. A lot of Japanese bands started doing this sound after them too and there's been some American bands popping up doing the same stuff (Merciless Game, Lebenden Toten... both really good). This is some REALLY lo-fi shit doe.

I used to see these guys a lot. The Accused:

mks wrote:I used to see these guys a lot. The Accused:

One of the greatest shows of my life was The Accused (Martha Splatterhead era) opening for GBH... 1987? 88? Oh man.

So I thought I'd share this with y'all: a little girl's reaction to hearing Bad Brains for the very first time. I know exactly how she feels.




[wipes tear from eye, smiles.]

Fantastic! Specially like the drum roll at the start of D.C

Genevieve wrote:

And classic grind album

DIS ALBUM IS SÖ GUD I AM LISTENING TO IT NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A YEAR OR SO

Jon Chang is a fucking killer vocalist.

Amazing ep. The title is brilliant

dope band in effect NOW.

https://criminalcode.bandcamp.com/music

check out Criminal Code from Tacoma, Washington. good shit.

any Single Mothers fans?

http://singlemothersband.bandcamp.com/

a very nice racket. i must say. love it.

oh Canaduh .. London, Ontario







Winter / Spring 2013 tour dates

Reagan Youth are coming to Omaha! 18+ show and I'm 18 now so I might actually be able to do this. Except it's on a fucking Monday...we'll see I guess.

esfandyar wrote:you guys have made me dig through my crust crates

ojorojo

whole tune is great but the breakdown at 3:10 makes me want to incite a riot

im on my iphone right now, so i cant see what this Vid is titled
BUT WHAT IS THIS TUNE CALLED
so good

anybody check out Bob Mould's most recent "Silver Age" lp?

Bob Mould - Silver Age lp (Merge Records September 2012)

its good it delivers di rawk.

jamesgarfield wrote:

i still think "Tilted" & the "Beaster" e.p. are perhaps the best things Bob Mould has done.

had a chance to catch SUGAR live circa 1994.. amazingly clean sound, wall of amps, power trio, LOUD.. all in full effect. dope.

Husker Du were definitely in my top 3 or so... and as much as I do like the Bob Mould solo stuff incl. the first Sugar LP, I always tended to like Grant Hart's stuff a little more most of the time. Anybody heard the Nova Mob "Admiral of the Sea" EP?