1/4 DEAD
World Burns To Death | The Sucking Of The Missle Cock LP [full]
updated
1. Bloodbath
2. Got The Gun
3. NWNG
4. Hellhouse
5. Dick In One Hand...
6. Beautiful Happiness
7. Cowboy
8. Punched
9. Zombie
10. Drunks' Theme
11. Leprosy
12. Enemy
13. Wonderful Subdivision
14. Two Minutes
After over 35 years, there is finally an official Drunks With Guns LP documenting the original incarnation of the now-legendary midwest noise rock act. It's been cleaned up by Weasel Walter (who somehow made it sound dirtier), features a previously unreleased track in addition to having all the hits, so you know you need it. Grab one while you can -- for sale direct from the band -- because when these sell out, they'll be gone for good.
For those not in the know, Drunks With Guns have a chaotic history, but they are one of the bands who pioneered the classic noise rock sound. The members have ties with the likes of Theatre Of Ice and Strangulated Beatoffs, and have gone through countless lineup changes (at one point, there were 2 separate bands calling themselves Drunks With Guns).
Music is the enemy, fuck Sunday, fart into your brain, yadda yadda, listen to this and smash your head into a brick wall
1. Freak Accident
2. I Wish I Was Dead She Said
3. Birthday Baby
4. Cum In Blood
5. It's A Burning Hell (Remix By Alec Empire)
Up next in the Brainbombs rarities series might possibly be the most overlooked Brainbombs record, but it's a must hear for any fan of these swedish maniacs (even if they've gone on record saying they're unhappy with the Alec Empire remix on side B). It's a blown out, art damaged, total fucking mess as god intended. Ripped from my personal copy as always. I need to go back and do Burning Hell and Genius And Brutality soon since my copies sound better than the soulseek rips I uploaded years ago.
1. PB U.S.A.
2. 17 Mary 21 Charlie
3. On The Beat
4. Kicks Are For Cops
5. Dead On Arrival
6. Q & A
7. Tow Away
8. Emerald Society
No wave nerds should know Boris Policeband is one of the great, lesser lights of NYNW, and those who don't know need to listen to this and find out. Armed with an electric violin and a headset tuned into police band radio (which he would use to repeat what he heard), Policeband was so punishing in his performances that even the artsy fucks in NYC were totally polarized by him.
Every rip of this I've heard over the years has surface noise (especially on side B), and my personal rip is no different. Consider it part of the experience.
1. Aurora Leaking
2. Swarming Hornets
3. Blinding Erasure
I'm surprised nobody who bought this 7" during the course of a multi-week tour knows how to rip records, so here you all go. Buy them when they become available as not a tour exclusive, because I'm sure they'll be gone quick.
But anyway, this 7" really calls back to some of FOH's earlier material, with a big emphasis on dishing out punishment via crushing dirges influenced by 90s west coast bands. It also leans dangerously close to noise rock territory on the B side track, which makes sense given this material was intended to be part of a scrapped collab with Intensive Care. Hopefully more of that material sees the light of day. Not a single blast beat is to be found on this, and that's just okay with me.
1. Void | Condensed Flesh
2. Void | War Hero
3. Hüsker Dü | Bricklayer 1:30
4. 5051 | Too Late 2:21
5. Rebel Truth | All I Know 5:44
6. Rebel Truth | Dreams Of A Boy
7. Rebel Truth | In The Red
8. Rebel Truth | Reagan Youth
9. Personality Crisis | Wonder What They're Thinking 14:55
10. Personality Crisis | Waiting
11. Personality Crisis | Shotgun
12. Sin 34 | Runaway 20:46
13. Sin 34 | Not No Fun
14. Violent Apathy | Real World 23:26
15. Violent Apathy | Hunger Strike
16. Violent Apathy | Hypocrite
17. Dogs Of War | Crime Watch / Block Parents 26:13
18. Misguided | Doomsday 26:46
19. Articles Of Faith | Street Fight 27:36
20. Die Kreuzen | Pain 29:26
21. Die Kreuzen | Hate Me
22. Double-O | The End 31:28
23. Articles Of Faith | Ghost In The House 32:31
24. Articles Of Faith | Poison In My Sweat
25. Articles Of Faith | Articles Of Faith
26. Articles Of Faith | Belfast
27. District Tradition | Psychadelic 44:11
28. District Tradition | Vast Realms
29. Toxic Reasons | Somebody Help Me 50:21
30. UXB | El Salvador Stomp 53:12
I say this all the time, but I have no clue how this wasn't on th'tube already. Charred Remains is an absolutely legendary document of early DIY hardcore in North America. Tracks were recorded between 1980-82, and it was released on home-dubbed cassettes in 1982 by Noise Magazine (and later Version Sound, and also bootlegged into oblivion). The comp, inspired by Crass Records' Bullshit Detector and Alternative Tentacles Let Them Eat Jellybeans, features the first recorded appearances of some of the most crucial 80s ushc bands, including the inimitable Die Kreuzen and Void, alongside plenty of other important names you may or may not recognize. It in turn inspired other important comps, including Meathouse 1, Barefoot And Pregnant, and The Master Tape. Personally, I believe compilations are one of the most important and overlooked pieces of DIY/underground music. Without them, countless artists would have gone ignored and been lost to history, and I offer this comp as supporting evidence.
This is a rip of the Radio Raheem reissue from 2014, which was remastered using the original reels. No walls of tape hiss, just pure hardcore bliss. The art used is a scan of the booklet, which is a reproduction (with some additional material) of the original that came with the initial run put out by Noise Magazine. Enjoy it, you goons.
1. Live At - Brighton
2. Live At - Southampton
3. Live At - Rat Club
4. Maggot Death - Studio
5. Live At - Brighton
6. Live At - Southampton
7. Slug Bait - ICA
8. Industrial Introduction
9. 'After Cease To Exist' - The Original Soundtrack Of The Coum Transmissions Film
After reissuing Second Annual Report a couple times, Fetish claimed the original plates had been destroyed (a rumor they manufactured), and created new plates for the Five Albums box set. In true noise fucker fashion, these new plates played both sides backwards, with the addition of orchestral music to Side B. The tracklisting on this video is the correct one, while that on the actual jacket/labels is listed in reverse order, as the tracks appeared on the original issues of S.A.R. This is ripped from my own copy (that came in the Five Albums box), so now you too can enjoy this landmark industrial masterpiece pressed backwards.
Another fun TG fact for you: Side A is in fact 8 different tracks, but because of the ambiguity of the tracklisting, most people think they're just variations on Slug Bait and Maggot Death. The "Live At" tracks are excerpts from what would become the TG "Live At..." tape series.
1. Kill Them All
2. Die You Fuck
3. Anal Desire
4. Lipstick On My Dick
5. Drive Around
6. To Hurt
7. Obey
8. Fuckmeat
Yea, yea, it's the Brainbombs LP everyone knows, BUT this is a rip of the original vinyl pressing from 1997 on Wabana Orre, with the alternate artwork (that the band hated) which looks as if the label threw the photo of Gein through a 90s Photoshop filter and called it a day. If I remember correctly, they originally just wanted this to have a plain black jacket with no info, but much like their experience with the Burning Hell CD, the label changed the art without running it by them first. Brainbombs wanted to record something as filthy as possible, so much so that the label wouldn't release it, but as it turned out, it ended up being their most famous and popular release. The master on this is much meatier and heavier than the CD version everyone's heard, so I felt it should be included here with the other rarities.
1. Macht
2. B.L.E.E.D.
Continuing with the Brainbombs rarities rips, here is one of their more overlooked singles, with an absolute wrecking ball of a B-side (to be fair, all of their material can be likened to demolition equipment). I took down my other upload of this, because it had the versions of these tracks from the second singles collection, not the original single, and you can find those anywhere.
BEE
ELL
EEE
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DEE
1. No Guilt
2. Wishing A Slow Death
3. Stacy
4. It's A Burning Hell
This 7" was recorded at one of the four shows Brainbombs played in Oslo, Norway in the early-mid 90s. I've only heard footage from 2 -- part of one was documented on this 7" (which made it onto the first singles collection), and part of the other show is on the second singles collection. This live recording includes alternate lyrics (edit: Jonas was on vocals), sped up tempos, a song never released as a studio version, and of course, an odd nod to the most notorious thieves in rock 'n' roll history
Useless at low volume
1. En Halvkokt I Folie | Röda Råttor
2. Brainbombs | Second Coming 4:10
3. Memorandum | Esthetiks Of Cruelty 7:37
4. Enema Syringe | Lymfom 11:55
So, first of all, this is an incredibly important release because it was the second (or third?) thing the legendary Cold Meat Industry ever put out, making it an essential piece of industrial. And then, of course, it is the first vinyl appearance of Brainbombs, and the first recorded track documenting the sound that they would adopt and perfect over the course of the past 30-odd years. In addition to that, the version of Brainbombs' track on this, Second Coming, sounds totally different from the version later released as part of the first singles collection -- this one has bass.
I guarantee this rip sounds way better than the other one that popped up on here recently. If you're going to listen to noise, you might as well get the best quality you can amirite
1. Brainbombs | Substitute For Flesh
2. Brainbombs | No More
3. Homostupids | The Hawk 5:41
4. Homostupids | Untitled
5. Poppets | Jack The Ripper Lover 8:08
6. Poppets | Burning Hell
7. Black Bug | You Will Know 11:52
8. Black Bug | S.R.A.
A comp with ultra rare tracks from Brainbombs and Homostupids? Obviously you need it. I'll be uploading some more rare Brainbombs record rips soon, because a lot of them sound different from the versions floating around
1. U.S. Millie
2. You Got Me
One of the holy grails of New York No Wave. While Theoretical Girls existed for only a short time, their mark was still significant. The second track on this 7" is easily one of the best to come out of the NYNW movement, not to mention the fact that this band kicked off Glenn Branca's career. Ripped from my own copy (in case you nerds doubt my commitment to shitty music)
1. Hystérie Connective
2. Ghetto
3. Clé De Contact
4. Lady Coca Cola
5. Panik
6. Futurama
7. Anarchie Au Palace
8. Metal Urbain
9. Paris Maquis
10. Pop Poubelle
11. 50-50
12. Atlantis
13. E 202
14. Numéro Zéro
Much like the Screamers remaster that also came out this year (2021), this remaster of Metal Urbain's recorded output from 1977-1979 is as mindblowing as it is crucial. It feels like hearing these songs for the first time again, and that's a magical, and extremely rare, experience. Listening to this was particularly special for me, as MU opened a lot of doors for me in high school. For those who don't know, MU was essential in the development of electropunk and synthpunk, using drum machines and synths way before it had come into vogue. Some of this material sounds like Suicide, some sounds like Throbbing Gristle, and some sounds like nothing else. Ripped from my copy since there are no digital versions
1. Pure Pain | Growl
2. Browneye | Bullsession
3. The Queeweed | Abstract U+Me/She's Hit
4. Spjuver Derivata | Not My Table
5. The Orphans | Dying To Survive
6. Cruel When Complete | Det Röda Blå
7. 99 Systems | Under God
8. Disharmonikerna | Gloria Och Svart Kostym
9. Lucky Stroke | Blackout
10. Brainbombs | Queen Of Necrophiles
I've been meaning to rip my copy of this for a few years, because as far as I'm aware, this isn't anywhere on the internet. I got it for the Brainbombs track because I wanted to see if it was a different cut than the one on Genius And Brutality... (it's the same one). Anyway, this is an interesting selection of weird music from Sweden in the early 90s that's worth checking out, although I'm sure you're all here for Brainbombs (and why wouldn't you be?).
1. The Only Element That Matters Is Einsteinium
2. Robots Under The Influence Of Heroism
3. Never Too Young To Ride The Horse
4. Behind The Dumpster Lies The Path To Legends
5. After Ideology Destroys Serenity Honor Inspires Virility
6. Formal Dance (Reprise)
Okay, so here's the scoop. I love The Locust, and came across this 7" while record shopping, and naturally, my rarity loving ass bought it without a second thought. I get home, throw it on the turntable, and it's this. I have no idea when this was recorded or released (the label was most active between 2002-2003 according to discogs) or even how rare it is, but by golly is it on brand for these maniacs to put out something like this.
If anyone has any info about this, please comment or drop me a line.
UPDATE: This is in fact not The Locust, but a prank circa 2000. The recordings are all just animal hunting calls. Apparently, Justin Pearson whined about it when he saw them, but the rest of the band thought it was hilarious. Turns out this is an interesting piece of weird history.
1. (This Side Is Usually) Swastikas On Parade
2. (This Side Explains Why) Hitler Was A Vegetarian
One of The Residents' finest works, this album is an absolute sonic hellscape created from sampled and reinterpreted top 40s hits from the 1960s. This was their second full length (despite "Not Available" being recorded a year prior in 1974, and not being released until 1978). The 1981 german pressing art was used to prevent this post from violating community standards (I'm pretty sure another version that used the original art was taken down for that reason). I have enough strikes against me from William Bennet and Ogg Vorbis or whatever that dude from Les Legions Noires name is
1. Now Is The Time
2. Sacrifice
3. Ha Ha Ha
4. Life
5. The Light, The Sound, The Rhythm, The Noise
6. Sex Bomb
7. Shed No Tears
8. Brainwash
9. Way Of The World
10. Falling
Flipper was always more of a live band than a studio band. This is evidenced on the multiple live recordings released during their initial existence, but even more so on the countless bootleg tape recordings that have surfaced due to the magic of the internet. All of the sloppy chaos and obnoxious stage banter you can handle, with unnecessarily long gaps of feedback and random noodling between songs, and rare tracks? Sign me the fuck up. Will Shatter is missing from this recording, with Bruno DeSmartass from Bad Posture filling in for him.
Artwork taken from the Public Flipper Ltd 2xLP because I didn't feel like spending the time to look for the flyer for this specific show.
I got this from the Flipper fan group on [problematic website name redacted, but we all know which one]
1. Agitated
2. Refrigerator
3. Tidal Wave
4. Anxiety
5. Natural Situation
6. Cyclotron
7. Sewercide
8. Jaguar Ride
9. Bunnies
10. As If I Cared
Okay, here I am again, picking up the slack of all you nerds who, for whatever reason, haven't put this essential piece of proto-punk madness on Th'tube. Electric Eels should be uttered in the same breath as MC5 and The Stooges in terms of the bands who paved the way for punk
1. Two Seconds Til Non Existance
2. Die
3. Cancer
4. Mass Sterilization Caused By Venereal Disease
5. Too Many Humans
6. Fun Of It All
7. One Last Dream
8. Killing Me
9. Heartache
10. Mindless Little Insects
11. Blow Dry
12. Teenlove
What is there to say about No Trend that hasn't already been said? By far one of the most important noise rock bands of all time, and practically unmatched in their macabre, sordid, witty, and acerbic content and delivery. This LP is a compilation of tracks from their first two LPs, Teen Love EP (tracks from both versions), and unreleased material, making it essential for anyone who loves the band who wanted to be hated.
Every other rip of this is somewhat low quality -- whether it has skips, is comprised of super compressed mp3s, or whatever -- so here is a clean rip of my copy for your listening displeasure.
1. Thy Kingdom Come
2. Paralysed
3. The Dream Has Died
4. Painted Gray Or Black
5. Inspired
6. It's Nice Of You
7. Sitting Silently
8. By All Means I Will
9. Kinds Satiafy
10. Horrible Box & Me
11. A Pat Solution To A Problem
12. If Children Dance
I really don't know much about this other than I found it years ago while on a downloading binge. Oddball goth/industrial from Japan with programmed drums and spooky synths. There's an almost Big Black feel to some of this (kind of like Beg For Eden, but not really) which is killer. There are plenty of similarities with other Japanese and Italian goth/industrial of the time, but this really does stand out as its own thing.
1. It's A Burning Hell
2. No Place
After searching for a rip of this 7" for years because it features an alternate mix of Brainbombs' eternal anthem, I bit the bullet and bought it, so I can bring it to you, the people. The mixes on here are absolutely bonkers (and the title track is extended in addition to featuring a different mix), and if you're an absolute super shit nerd like me, you're going to lose your mind over them. Enjoy.
1. Woman
2. EZ Life 1 / EZ Life 2
3. A Night In Hell
4. Godstrike
You know 'em, you love 'em. And if you didn't before, now you know that Rusted Shut are unsung heroes of noise rock. Somehow they recorded most of their material in the 90s, and it took a decade to put it all out.
1. Gone With The Worms
2. She Sleeps
3. In The Attic
4. Dark Haired Lady
5. Somewhere Anywhere
6. You Don't Know What You're Doin'
7. Funeral Games
8. Livin' In Fiction
9. Under A Cold Blue Moon
10. Dark Horizons
11. Dreams Of Fire
12. Crawl
13. But To Love You
14. Golden Girl
15. Hungry For Ruin
16. Creature
17. Santa Claws
It is with great pride that I share the third of the long lost TOI tapes, sourced from the original recordings rather than a tape rip. Long story short, one of the surviving members tracked me down and sent me 3 releases (Mouse Blood '85, The Resurrection, and Love... Is Like Dying), and asked I put them up here for the world to see. They told me some big things are coming from the TOI camp, and I encourage all of you to stay tuned for that.
The second tape released in 86, LILD was the first TOI release on Orphanage (essentially a reborn Demented Mind Mill), and features rerecorded material from their previous tapes, along with some new material. This is the last TOI release before Brent became the sole original member (John and Eric left for various reasons), meaning this is the last release with this trademark TOI sound.
1. Gone With The Worms
2. She Sleeps
3. Somewhere Anywhere
4. Livin In Fiction
5. Beneath The Stones
6. Relentless
7. Dark Haired Lady
8. Of Blood And Ice
9. You Don't Know What You're Doin
10. Funeral Games (Live)
11. Tomorrow Never Comes
12. Resurrect
13. . . . And The Buzzards Shall Feast
14. In The Coming Years
15. Holy Holy Cry
16. Hungry For Ruin
17. Santa Claws (Live)
It is with great pride that I share the second of the long lost TOI tapes, sourced from the original recordings rather than a tape rip. Long story short, one of the surviving members tracked me down and sent me 3 releases (Mouse Blood '85, The Resurrection, and Love... Is Like Dying), and asked I put them up here for the world to see. They told me some big things are coming from the TOI camp, and I encourage all of you to stay tuned for that.
This tape was recorded after TOI's initial breakup, and features two live recordings from the legendary final show -- which many have speculated inspired and gave the name to the famous Burning Man festival -- along with a slew of new material just as haunting and bizarre as what we've all come to know and love via internet circulation (or tape trading, if you were lucky enough to get your hands on these).
1. It's All Over Now
2. Driven
3. Fox
4. Just Let It Go
5. A Cool Dark Place To Die
6. The Burning Man
7. The Last
8. Starlight Drive
9. Watch The Sides
10. Chill Factor
11. In The Burning Church
12. One Two
13. From The Ruins Of My Mind
14. Miron
15. Beneath The Stones
16. Life Is A Circus
It is with great pride that I share the first of the long lost TOI tapes, sourced from the original recordings rather than a tape rip. Long story short, one of the surviving members tracked me down and sent me 3 releases (Mouse Blood '85, The Resurrection, and Love... Is Like Dying), and asked I put them up here for the world to see. They told me some big things are coming from the TOI camp, and I encourage all of you to stay tuned for that.
This tape in particular was indented to be the band's final offering after their notorious Burning Man performance, and was a selection of TOI songs allegedly made by people who don't like TOI. Enjoy.
1. Anne Frank
2. No Guilt
This is a rip of the original 7", which I finally bit the bullet and bought. It's a totally different animal than the version on the Singles Collection, and there's no reason to keep it to myself. Tell Kimmy that Brainbomb says "hello"
1. New Machine
2. Litebulb Overkill
3. Nite & Day (Hommage À Cole Porter)
4. No Tears
Alright gang, here we have probably the most well known release from seminal art punks Tuxedomoon (not to be confused with Tuxedo Mask, a protagonist in the famous Sailor Moon franchise), who later went on to release on The Residents' Ralph Records label and collaborate with other SF artists such as Minimal Man. If you don't know it, get to know it. SF art punk and industrial is forever.
1. To Satisfy
2. Run
3. Give
4. Inhuman Nature
5. Numb
6. Of Sound Mind
7. 101
8. Number One
9. Imbalance
10. Itch
11. Expiration
12. Beautiful
13. The Static Cult
14. The Mission
15. Acceptance
16. Division
17. One Warrior
18. Alien
19. Live At Gilman St, 1993/11/20
20. Live At Gilman St, 1994/2/19
21. Live On KZSU Stanford, 1994/5 (a.k.a. In Memory Of A Stranger)
People throw the term "emotive hardcore" around a lot, but very few bands embodied it with as much purity, viciousness, and sheer intensity as Mohinder. They were recklessly fast, noise drenched, and totally unhinged -- the musical equivalent of a manic episode.
Of that kind, I figure we don't have time.
1. A Militant Hymn
2. Down Arizona Way
3. Theatre Of Ice
4. You Are The Children
5. Puppet Love
6. The Burning Man
7. A Single Bullet
8. The Ghost Did A Scarey Walk
9. Driven
10. Monsters From Beyond
11. A Wagonload Of Corpses
12. Fade To Red
13. The Sound
14. Creature On The Hill
15. On And On
16. Comfort
17. Brain Damage
18. Message From Home
19. From The Ruins Of My Mind
20. Procession
21. Golden Girl
First (or second, if you count the long lost "Mouse Blood" that preceded this) tape from the spookiest band of all time. For fans of mormons and creepy stuff.
1. The Red Tent I
2. The Red Tent II
3. Long Lost Life
4. Breathsteps
5. Reading Prof. B
6. Ritual View
7. Twist Up
8. Keep It
Dome was born when 2/3 of Wire wanted to get back to doing more experimental material. Underrated and often overlooked project who were crucial in influencing 80s industrial.
1. Make The Connection
2. Trapped In A Scene
3. Network Of Friends
4. Acceptance
One of the greatest thrashcore bands to ever do it. Duh. For whatever reason, none of the version on here have the correct tracklist (uncultured swine), so I decided to take it upon myself to fix that.
1. Debt Of Nature | 30 Fathoms Under Hamper
2. Genocide Organ | Search A Place To Die 2:29
3. blackhumour | Tab To Black Bicuspid 8:22
4. Asmus Tietchens | Mehr Luft 12:44
5. Crash Worship | Sendero Luminoso 16:40
6. Premature Ejaculation | Superficial Pulse 23:14
7. Cranioclast | Through The Tunnel Of Perception 25:45
8. Arcane Device | Feedback Variations No. 143 31:51
9. Hirsch Quadrat | Die Zwei Arten Der Fettsucht (1. Art) 35:52
10. The Haters | Udemo 40:20
11. Mimir | December...Whatever 44:21
12. Plecid | Living, Loving Man 50:03
And here we have a relatively obscure industrial comp featuring some names you may have seen before along with some maybe you haven't.
1. Ever
2. Life Is Cheap
3. Shed No Tears
4. (I Saw You) Shine
5. Way Of The World
6. Life
7. Nothing
8. Living For The Depression
9. Sex Bomb
Somehow an even nastier mix of one of the most essential noise rock/art punk albums ever recorded. Ripped from the original Subterranean pressing for maximum filth and pain. So what.
1 .Maximum Pain
2. Jugend Dance
3. Christmas Laughing
4. Minimal Brain Function
5. Convulsive Repulsive
6. No Room
7. Zuwiederhandlungen
Cult Swedish landmark industrial/power electronics album that all fans of the genre need to hear
1. Patria Y Libertad
2. Death With Dignity
3. Kill Useless Nations
4. Violent Coordinating Commitee
5. I Want James Meredith
6. John Birch Society
Legendary and notoriously hard to track down second LP (technically third, if you count the one that went unreleased until 2003) from a legendary project.
GO's critique of white supremacy in the US is even more poignant and relevant now than when this was released.
1. Untitled
2. Untitled
Exactly what you'd expect from two titans of 90s noise wreaking havoc together
1. Death Side | Black Lie
2. Death Side | Mirror
3. Death Side | Fool, Fool, Fool
4. Death Side | Mass Media's Pets
5. 鉄アレイ | No Machine Trouble 9:36
6. 鉄アレイ | Dangers Latent
7. 鉄アレイ | Sassy
8. Raise Cain | Lost Child 15:58
9. Raise Cain | Price Of Trade
10. Raise Cain | Nothing! Nothing!
11. Raise Cain | S.D.I.
12. S.O.B. | (Just A) Nightmare 23:23
13. S.O.B. | Mental Attitude
14. S.O.B. | Humanity Of Stupids
15. Nightmare | Positive Fact 28:01
16. Nightmare | お前
17. Nightmare | Keys To Mind
18. Nightmare | Give The Low To You
19. Crow | Disgust 34:20
20. Crow | Give Up All Hope / The Day Of Annihilation
21. Crow | I'm Looking Out Over
22. Crow | Dance Of Death
23. Crow | Bloody Earth
Absolutely essential late 80s Japanese hardcore compilation with some truly heavy hitters slamming through some of their best material. I have no idea how this hasn't already been uploaded, so here you go.
1. Aacha
2. Babaa & Scheibel = 69
3. The Beasties
4. Inconceivable Mansion
5. Willow Tree
6. Valentine
7. Knife
8. Little Camus
9. Know Not
Obscure industrial/post-punk featuring a member of Your Funeral (yes, that Your Funeral)
1. Masturbation
2. A Dead Body Of Child
3. Matter Vomited Of Mother
Art punk/noise rock/post-punk/industrial 7" from Yu Koyama, who would go on to form the iconic hardcore punk band Laughin Nose under the pseudonym Charmy
1. Back To Bataan
2. I Do I Do
I believe the kids call this "kay bee dee punk"
(1983)
1. Shatok
2. Schmertzlabor
3. Enzephallik Mortuor
4. Nekom
5. Kcok Transzplant
6. Kaltfleisch Corporor
7. Skarzisko
8. Okzipital Slash
Essential death-obsessed industrial from the founder of Nekrophile Records, who would go on to make music as Zero Kama
1. Nerorgasmo | Mai Capirai
2. Nerorgasmo | Banchetto Di Lusso
3. Nerorgasmo | Ansia
4. Nerorgasmo | Specchio
5. Nerorgasmo | Creatori Falliti
6. Impeto & Assalto | Fuga (9:22)
7. Impeto & Assalto | Piccole Morti
8. Impeto & Assalto | Non Ti Darà Mai
9. Impeto & Assalto | 6 Maggio
10. Impeto & Assalto | Rei-creazione
11. Impeto & Assalto | Mondo Impossibile
12. Bedboys | Il Tg Dei Bedbois (19:30)
13. Bedboys | Suicidio
14. Bedboys | Pazzia
15. Bedboys | Sogni Di morte
16. Bedboys | Spazi
17. CCC CNC NCN | Performance Con Un Puttanaio Indicibile (34:38)
18. Fori Coll'Accuso | L'Armata Pantalevrone (41:09)
19. Fori Coll'Accuso | Autogestione
20. Fori Coll'Accuso | Vivere Contro
21. Fori Coll'Accuso | No Nazi Admitted
22. Fori Coll'Accuso | Nati Per soffrire
23. Fori Coll'Accuso | Pasticche Colorate
24. Handy Kapp | Anna Blume (50:30)
25. Handy Kapp | Oi Oi Oi Oi Oi
26. Handy Kapp | Spazi Liberi
27. Handy Kapp | La Bomba
28. Handy Kapp | Sale Salotti E Chiacchere
29. Franti | Nel Giorno Secolo (1:06:35)
30. Franti | Acqua Di Luna
31. Franti | Prete Croce Sedia Morte
32. L'Occhio A Spirale | ... (1:17:43)
Absolutely essential 80s Italian hardcore/punk/post-punk/deathrock/industrial/anarcho compilation of live recordings
1. Cold Chase
2. I Am Cocaine
3. I Love You All
4. In Pain
5. Shadows
6. Trust
7. Return Of The Ripper
8. Lost In The Past
9. It Was Easy
10. Die, Dead, Death
Don't fuck with me
1. Lodazales De Miseria
2. Asfixia
3. 23 De Setiembre
4. Dolor
5. Tu No Me Conoces
6. Negligencia
7. Ojos Vacios
8. Ciego
9. Pepenadores
10. Humiliacion Y Abuso
11. Inservibles II
12. Nuevas Tradiciones
13. Paralizada
What we have here is one of the darkest, nastiest, and most underappreciated punk records of the 10s. Will their unreleased LP ever see the light of day? We can only hope.
1.Underneathica
2.Ectomorphene
Crucial SF art punk on the ever-essential Subterranean Records. Been meaning to upload this one for a long time.
1. Portent
2. Anomic I
3. Empty
4. Cum
5. Need
6. Anomic II
7. Embrace
8. Worms
Rare video footage of a live execution from nobody's favorite project
1. Hermit
2. Volcano Flower
3. Assassin's Room
4. Melting Man
5. G.T.R.
Another perfect release in the perfect discography of one of the greatest industrial acts of all time
1. Portent
2. Kill
3. Anomic I
4. Anomic II
5. Embrace
6. Portent
7. Fatalistic I
8. Fatalistic II
9. Cold
10. Cum
11. Altruistic II
12. Altruistic I
13. Ever
14. Cheap
15. HaHaHa
16. Nought
Shameless self-promotion. 3 live sets from the void, 3x more pain (and Flipper covers).
1. Reocurring Nightmare
2. Crucifix
3. The Quiet Corner
4. Shit
5. The Land
6. Death Wave
This world's a piece of shit
1. Séquence
2. The Last Encounter
3. Blume
4. K.G.
5. Pessimiste Combatif
6. Revol Dub
7. Vivant
8. Hibernation
9. Kriegs Opera
True noise goth for true fuckers


