Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Hardcore. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Hardcore. Mostrar todas las entradas

martes, 8 de marzo de 2016

Centennial - Self-Titled EP (2016)

Album: Self-Titled EP
Released: Mar. 4, 2016
Genre: Hardcore, Beatdown, Down-Tempo
Location: Albuquerque, NM

1. Progression
2. Suppression
3. Persuasion
4. Communication (ft. D-Lo of Face Your Maker)
5. Resolution

Support (Bandcamp)

sábado, 5 de marzo de 2016

No Reward - Miles On Shards (2016)


Band - No Reward
Album - Miles On Shards
Year - 2016
Genre - Metalcore / Hardcore
Web - Facebook
Country - Switzerland
Quality - MP3 / CBR 320 Kbps


TRACKLIST
01. In Charge Now
02. Loose Lips Sink Ships
03. Miles On Shards
04. This Is Our Reason
05. Elements
06. In Silence
07. Between Pictures
08. Our Ancestors
09. Gameplay
10. Heads Up Run Free
11. Never Let Them Take
12. Truth
13. All For One
14. Analyze


UPLOADED / ZIPPYSHARE

jueves, 3 de marzo de 2016

Death Index - Death Index (2016)


Band - Death Index
Album - Death Index
Year - 2016
Genre - Dark Hardcore / Noise Rock / Post-Punk
Web - Tumblr
Country - USA
Quality - MP3 / CBR 320 Kbps


TRACKLIST
01. Fast Money Kill
02. Dream Machine
03. The Meal
04. Fuori Controllo
05. Fup
06. Little 'N' Pretty
07. Lost Bodies
08. We've Got A Number
09. JFK
10. Patto Con Dio


UPLOADED / ZIPPYSHARE

miércoles, 2 de marzo de 2016

Breakdown Of Sanity - Perception (2013)


Band - Breakdown Of Sanity
Album - Perception
Year - 2013
Genre - Metalcore / Hardcore
Web - Facebook
Country - Switzerland
Quality - MP3 / CBR 320 Kbps | M4A / VBR 320 Kbps [FLAC Rip]


TRACKLIST
01. Exordium
02. Crumble
03. Hero
04. The Writer
05. Blind
06. Scissorhands
07. Perception
08. The Gift
09. Deliverance
10. Chapters
11. Broken Wings
12. Invisible Scars
13. Cardiac Silhouette


MP3 320 Kbps: UPLOADED / ZIPPYSHARE

M4A 320 Kbps: ZIPPYSHARE

Hate Force - DEMO 2014


Hate Force
DEMO 2014
2014
MP3 VBR V0

René Descartes - Live Demo Songs


year: 2015
genre: screamo/emo

tracklist:
1. .
2. ..

physical release: none



René Descartes is a new screamo band based out of San Francisco, CA. This band contains members of twinkly screamo band "Flowers Taped to Pens/Meryl Streaker" and Anarcho screamo band "All My Wishes Were Thrown Down A Well And Should Die There". As of now they only have two phone recordings from practice but a real demo is on the way. Give it a listen if you enjoy energetic screamo with dashes of twinkle and heavier riffs as well. 

Cassus - This Is Dead Art; This Is Dead Time; But We May Still Live Yet


year: 2015
genre: screamo

tracklist:
1. Tablecloth Warfare
2. Publicitaire
3. Exchange Rates Are exactly What They Used To Be
4. Tired of Being Tired?
5. Interlude
6. Glitter Is Made Of Plastic
7. We Are All Broken Circuits
8. Proto-Post-[Axiom]
9. Bubblegum Baby

physical release:
format: 12"
labels: 
React With Protest 
Structures//Agony Records
Don't Care Records
Framecode Records
Samegrey Records




Cassus delivers a new LP "This Is Dead Art; This Is Dead Time; But We May Still Live Yet" and it will blow you away. This release hits you hard and fast with dynamic driving sections full of distorted screams and chaotic melody. The riffs combine erratic energy with a certain dramatic beauty, coming across and not just your typical constant instrumentals and instead conveying layered emotions.  Vocals wise they are a combination of harsh screams and raspy "clean" singing. This LP contains 9 tracks all worth your time. 



All My Wishes Were Thrown Down a Well and Should Die There - In Hopes Of a New Tomorrow


year: 2014
genre: screamo

track list:
1. Entropy
2. Estropie
3. Slave Trade
4. Systemic 
5. Epitaph
6. Armada
7. Pig Destroyer
8. Abnegation


AMWWTDAWASDT is a Anarcho screamo band from San Diego, CA. They combine crunchy guitar with screaming politically charged lyrics/vocals that bring to mind older bands like Louis Cypher, Kodan Armada, etc. With songs ranging from energetic romps like "Estropie" to calmer reflective songs like "Armada". This release is solid, thou containing some lack luster songs. Despite that I still recommend this album to any fans of older screamo.

Flowers Taped To Pens//Bread Club//Beds//Skull Kid split 7"


year: 2015
genre: emo/screamo
buy the 7" here

pressing info:

100// bone w/ lavender 
100// light blue
100// light pink
100// grey

This split brings together 4 bands from the West Coast and East Coast together for one split. The bands bring everything from raw screamo to 90's emo to twinkly and more modern emo. It's being release through various DIY labels, Driftwood Records (WA), Cool Shoes (PGH), Mutt Tapes (WA) and international labels Little L Records (IRE), Dingleberry Records (GER) and Age Crisis Records (AUS). Pre-orders are currently up through Driftwood Records.

New Bread Club track streaming on Couch King!





Check out the new Bread Club track streaming on Couch King today! It'll be on their split with Flowers Taped To Pens, Beds, and Skull Kid!
This 7" split will be available via Ozona Records, Driftwood Records, Dingleberry Records, Cool Shoes Records, Little League Records, and Age Crisis Records.
Pressing info:
Mystery variant /100
Light pink /100
Baby blue /100
Gray /100

Bread Club: bandcamp

pre-order up soon.

Driftwood Records "Secret Satan" Sale


DIY label Driftwood Records is having one last sale for the year 2014, before they close their store till  January 1st.

-Use the code "hail santa" to get 17% off your order
- free shipping on orders over $50
- all mystery items are buy one get one free.

you can get tons of tapes, 7", 12", merch and more from bands like ANNAKARINA,Flowers Taped To Pens,  Of Us Giants, Roanoke, Human Kitten, Park Jefferson, Things Fall Apart and many more!

The sale last December 15th through the 22nd so act fast!

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Hollow Earth - Silent Graves [2014] - Interview with guitarist Mike Moynihan.


Year: 2014
Genre: Metal, Hardcore
FFO: Turmoil, Neurosis

On tour last year we played in Toledo, Ohio with a band called Hollow Earth. The entire day rumors were flying of  staying the night with a man named Mike. Everyone on the tour seemed to have some sort of innate knowledge of who this man was. He seemed to me to be a celebrity of sorts, different stories of him were circling around the group the entire day leading up to our eventual meeting. We drove a few hours out of the way to Detroit just to spend the night in the presence of this guy. When I finally met Mike I was blown away. He seemed to be the most interesting and funny person I had ever met. He was a great conversationalist and on top of all this, his sincere and disarming demeanor helped make a stranger like me feel welcome in his home. Meeting someone like Mike raised the bar for me to what you could accomplish and bring to the table in interpersonal relationships. Over the next year we got to go on a tour with his band Hollow Earth. 
Turns out his entire band is full of extremely interesting and engaging folks. The whole tour consisted of grand antics, great games/conversations, and pre-show parking lot sports.  After getting to spend all this time with Mike and Hollow Earth I can say not only  are they great musicians but they are of the highest caliber of human beings and have influenced me and transformed my ways of communicating and relating to others greatly. Here is my interview with Mike about Hollow Earth's wonderful new album: Silent Graves.

1. Hollow Earth's new record: "Silent Graves" recently came out on Panic Records. What's the story behind your involvement with them? 
The story is basically that we were in MA recording We Are Not Humanity with Jay Maas, and as soon as it was done, we couldn't wait to post a couple songs and have people hear what we had been working on for the months leading up. 40 minutes later we got an email from Timm asking to hear the record. Someone I'm friends in the Northwest hit him up and was like "yo check this shit out". We sent him the whole EP and he loved it. The rest is history. Timm is our boy and has been nothing but incredible to us. He took a chance on some band no one knew because he liked the music, and that means the world to me. I'm glad I got to know Timm, seeing how he's one of my favorite people, even though he'd argue that he's my favorite.  

2. What jobs do you do in the band? (instruments, lyrics, art, business, tour routing, driving, etc?)
I'm the primary songwriter. A lot of the foundations of the songs come from my shitty brain, and I bring those ideas to practice and let everybody riff them out how they feel is best. A band is more than one person, and I learned the hard way how much it sucks to not be part of a band but just to be someone who plays the songs. Other than that, we all share responsibilities with loading, driving, and doing what needs to get done. 
3. Where do you write for the band? (in your room, at band practice, in the park, in your head while driving? etc.)
I write a lot when I'm at home fucking around on my guitar. We all bring stuff to practice when we have it and try to make it work within a song. 
4. Will you show anyone in your family "Silent Graves" and what will they think?
I've already shown my mom. She said "I like the music but not so much all the screaming."  Maybe one day I'll write music my parents will want to listen to.  

5. Can you give us an outline about how hollow earth was formed and your time in Shai Hulud and your spontaneous move from FL to MI. 
It starts when Steve got involved with Shai Hulud and met in January of 2010. We were immediate friends and over the course of the next year of touring, he became of of my best friends. Fast forward to October of 2011 when I was in Europe, skyping with Steve just to catch up. He tells me he bought a van and our friend had moved from NY out to MI to play drums and they wanted me to come play guitar. I had riffs that I sent them and they loved them. I came home from that tour and was home for an hour before I started my drive to Michigan. I've been in Michigan since November of 2011, and we're still kicking. 

6. I know members of hollow earth are vegan and that this lifestyle influences a lot of the lyrics. Can you talk about these lyrics, and what other topics are covered on Silent Graves?
The only lyrics that it really affects as the lyrics in the song World To Come. Steve and I wanted to get a little ignorant and write a vegan song, but didn't want to be ignorant about it. We kept trying to think of a cool way to present the topic, and it didn't come until we were in the studio recording the album. 
We wrote the song from an animal's perspective, it's last day alive in a slaughterhouse. We wanted to capture the helplessness and complete rage a creature feels towards its murderer the moments leading up to its death. I think we nailed it.

7. If Hollow Earth broke up today what's the one thing you'd remember?
I'd remember jumping off a lot of rocks and writing music that challenged me and made me proud of my creativity. 

8. If you could have it your way what would happen to Hollow Earth?
People would like our band and we could get paid enough to tour that we could sustain ourselves and stay out for longer chunks of time.  

9. What factors determine whether you'll stay at home for the night or if you'll go to the show?
If I like a band that's playing, if I have the money to spend, and honestly if I even feel like being around people. Not that I'm anti-social by any means, but I spend a lot of my time around people, and sometimes it's nice to chill by yourself and be in your own world 

10. What do you do outside the band? Do you date?
 I nanny 2 girls as a job, play guitar, and watch movies. I don't really date as much as I like to, but I'm always willing to change that. 

11. What's the worst thing you've ever done?
One time when I was 15 I flipped a lemonade stand over on a girl who couldn't have been more than 10 years old. She got soaked in her own lemonade and cried  

12. Tell us a little about your personal background and your entrance into music.
 I had parents that loved Classic Rock and an older brother that loved Nirvana. I was introduced to Weird Al when I was 7 and to this day, he's still my favorite musician. I got Green Day- Dookie when I was 8, and Offspring-Americana when I was 10. My first show was AFI and Thursday when I was 12. I lied and told my parents I had to work on a project at a friends house to be able to go. 

13. You are one of the most sociable and fun to talk to guys I've ever met. Do you think this attractive temperament was somewhat formed as a result of your non-stop touring since age seventeen? How has being a relatable and personable guy influenced your life as a musician?
I honestly think my outgoing and personable nature is a result of moving 14 times before I finished high school. Being young and having to start over so many times, you either turn inward and become introverted or do the opposite and choose to be obnoxious and make friends. I chose the latter. 

14. You meet a lot of people on a regular basis, and many people seem to have memories with you. Do you remember everyone you meet? Is there enough room in your heart for all the friendships and relationships you form on a regular basis? 
I think there's enough room in my heart for as many friendships as I can take on. Does my brain keep up with the madness? Not always.  I do my best to remember those who have impacted my life, but it doesn't always work. 

15. Do you plan on keeping on keeping on with music and touring for the forseeable future or do you have an alternative plan in mind?
My plan is to keep writing and performing music as long as I can. My backup plan is eating myself to death. 

16. Let's say divine intervention prevented you from doing music, what would you do with your life if you couldn't do music?
 I honestly have no idea. Talk to people. I'm good at that.  

Meryl Streaker - Sky Burial 7" pre-order


genre: Screamo/emo-violence

label: Trends Die Records (TX)

format: 7" vinyl

pressing info:
100// clear w/ smoke
100// opaque violet
100// black





Meryl Streaker 8" lathe


genre: screamo/emoviolence

year: 2014

tracklist:
1. call to arms
2. see it through
3. expect resistance 



Meryl Streaker is releasing their 3 songs from their split with Nayru as a lathe through Driftwood Records. These are currently up for pre-order right now and will be limited edition with only as many as are pre-ordered being made. the lathe is an 8" black tinted with silver swirl/marble and will have screenprinted covers on brown cardstock as well as a lyric insert.


Rotting Out - Reckoning EP

Band: Rotting Out
Album: Reckoning EP
Year: 2015
Genre: Hardcore
Country: United States
Facebook: Link
Filesize: 25 MB
Bitrate: 320kbps 
Tracklist: 
1. Born
2. Eyes Wide
3. End of the Road
4. I Don’t Care (Circle Jerks Cover)
5. Live Fast Die Young (Circle Jerks Cover)

Cancer Bats - Searching For Zero

Band: Cancer Bats
Album: Searching For Zero
Year: 2015
Genre: Hardcore / Punk / Southern Roc
Country: Canada
Facebook: Link 
Filesize: 83 MB
Bitrate: 320kbps
Tracklist:
1. Satellites
2. True Zero
3. Arsenic In The Year Of The Snake
4. Beelzebub
5. Devil’s Blood
6. Cursed With A Conscience
7. All Hail
8. Buds
9. Dusted
10. No More Bull Shit

No Turning Back - Never Give Up

Band: No Turning Back
Album: Never Give Up
Year: 2015
Genre: Hardcore
Country: United States
Facebook: Link
Filesize: 49 MB
Bitrate: 320kbps
Tracklist:
1. Not Fade Away
2. Deal With It
3. Destination Unknown
4. I Win You Lose
5. This Time
6. True Love
7. No Hope
8. Fight To Survive
9. Face My Demons
10. Toe To Toe
11. When Will It Stop
12. Not Afraid 

Retox - Beneath California

Band: Retox
Album: Beneath California
Year: 2015
Genre: Mathcore / Hardcore
Country: United States
Facebook: Link
Filesize: 54 MB
Bitrate: 320kbps
Tracklist:
1. Die In Your Own Cathedral
2. We Know Who's The Prick
3. The Savior, The Swear Word
4. Let's Not Keep In Touch
5. Disappointing Grade
6. The Inevitable End
7. This Should Hurt A Little Bit
8. Death Will Change Your Life
9. Without Money, We'd All Be Rich
10. You're Only A Crook If You Get Caught
11. Wooden Nickels
12. Strong Wrong Opinion

Blacklisted - When People Grow, People Go

Band: Blacklisted
Album: When People Grow, People Go
Year: 2015
Genre: Hardcore
Country: United States
Facebook: Link
Filesize: 77 MB
Bitrate: 320kbps
Tracklist:
1. Insularized
2. Turn In The Pike
3. Riptide
4. Deeper Kind
5. Gossamer
6. Burnt Palms
7. Foreign Observer
8. Calendars
9. Wooder Ice
10. Bottle Rockets
11. When People Grow, People Go

Homewrecker - Circle Of Death

Band: Homewrecker
Album: Circle Of Death
Year: 2014
Genre: Hardcore / Powerviolence / Crust
Country: United States
Facebook: Link
Filesize: 48 MB
Bitrate: 320kbps
Tracklist:
1. Forced Under
2. Circle of Death
3. Born to Suffer
4. Illusions of Peace
5. Authority of The Mind
6. Skin the Pig
7. Punish the Ignorance
8. Silence the Weak
9. Unconscious