Saturday, April 4, 2009

98 Mute - Class Of '98


Genre: Punk
Year: 1998




Tracklist:

01. Ask Yourself
02. How Do You Feel Now?
03. Election Year
04. Breakdown
05. Shine
06. Great Expectations
07. Hangman
08. Growing Old
09. Perfect Sense
10. Slander
11. Short Fuse
12. Open Your Eyes
13. Picture This
14. Watch Over Me...




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Friday, April 3, 2009

98 Mute - After the Wall


Genre: Punk
Year: 2002




Tracklist:

01. Something In The Water
02. Bullet For You
03. M.A.D.
04. True To Yourself
05. They Say
06. Where Did It All Go Wrong
07. Ultimate High
08. Injection
09. Not Enough
10. Man Of The Hour
11. Small Minds
12. End Of Time
13. Same Old Song And Dance




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Broken Bones - Bonecrusher


Genre: Punk
Year: 1986




Tracklist:

01.Seeing Through My Eyes
02.The Point of Agony
03.Decapitated
04.It's Like
05.Death is Imminent
06.Treading Underfoot
07.Bonecrusher
08.Delusion & Anger
09.Choose Death
10.Untamed Power




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The Vibrators - Pure Punk


A new record by this great old punk rock band. This album is all covers of
their favorite bands. Some of the bands include Sex Pistols, The Queers, The
Ramones, The Clash, and yes the second song is "I Kissed A Girl" by Katy
Perry.. haha. Also features members of MC5 and The Cooks on some tracks.



Genre: Punk
Year: 2009




Tracklist:

01. Troops Of Tomorrow
02. I Kissed A Girl
03. White Riot
04. New Rose
05. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
06. Automatic Lover
07. (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
08. Sonic Reducer With Wayne Kramer (Of MC5)
09. Pretty Vacant
10. Emotional Blackmail
11. (I'm) Stranded
12. Baby Baby
13. Nasty Nasty
14. Into The Valley
15. Vibrator With Leonard Graves Phillips (of The Cooks)
16. Rip Up The City
17. Judy Is A Punk
18. Born To Lose
19. Teenage Kicks
20. Whips And Furs
21. Borstal Breakout
22. Beat On The Brat




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Thursday, April 2, 2009

Devil In Me - I Have Traded Hell For This Life (EP)


The release by Devil in Me, who add always been in the road, rock'in everyplace, from Linda-A-Velha to Germany!
With the help of XuxaJurassica, Deevil In Me, started playing gigs with major bands, from the US like Comeback Kid, and then the D.I.M Army, started to appeal in major gigs with bigger bands.
This album marks the beginning of the D.I.M era. I Have Traded Hell For This Life talks about Family and society!



Genre: Hardcore
Year:





Tracklist:

01. Family Value
02. I Have Trade Hell For This Life
03. Da Game
04. Alive





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Twenty Inch Burial - Discography


Formed in the spring of the year 2000 by guitarist Ricardo Correia and drummer Luis Tavares, both long time friends and partners in high school, they also played together in 1992 in a thrash band called Mortify.

Soon both musicians worked on 4 track demo, latter mastered and released as a split cd with Belgium's PN, on Underhill Records and Funtime Records.
2001, saw the light of "The Sand Crystal e.p." released by a new born independent Portuguese label called Ragingplanet…..

With a new line-up this e.p. contained 4 brand new tracks. After massive shows and touring across Portugal, in 2002 the band got an offer from Underhill Records once more, to start working on their debut album…latter named "The Void we Carry", 8 tracks, better production, and the addition of the new and current singer Rui Brás, followed by 2 full Spanish tours and a mini - tour on the east coast of the United States of America. Following the success of "The Void we Carry", Ragingplanet released a re-issue of that album with a slight different artwork and bonus track. In 2003 once more on Ragingplanet the band unleashes the e.p. "Heavy Metal is the Law", containing Iron Maiden and Thin Lizzy cover songs, plus a brand new re-recorded version of a now classic track called "Excuses".

Already divorced from Underhill Records the band join forces with Ragingplanet in 2003 and start working on their 2nd full-length effort latter named "How much will we laugh and smile?" released in 2004, produced and recorded in Spain with veteran producer Santi Garcia, known for his work with bands such as Standstill, Macabre, Skinless, etc… This album shows a much more mature band and song-writing, a perfect blend of heavy-metal and hardcore, with strong choruses and emotional parts, the album was very well accepted by the local and international press. It was the very first professional recording of the band.
Meanwhile the band recorded 2 brand new tracks and a cover version of the 80's classic "Touch Me" by Samantha Fox, to be included on a split cd with fellow Americans, With Resistance on State of Mind Recordings, there are also plans for a vinyl release on Ragingplanet with a retrospective of the band so far.



Genre: Hardcore/Punk
Year: 2002




Tracklist:

01. 5 Forward
02. Letters Of Discontempt
03. Octopus
04. 30 Minutes Journey
05. I've Heard It On The Radio
06. Hanging On The Cross Of Doubt
07. My World Without You
08. Relight
09. Empty Season
10. Nowhere
11. Evil Made Manifest
12. You Know So Much About Nothing At All
13. My Heart Is In Wrong Hands
14. History Repeating
15. Mayhem With No Bullets
16. Browbeat
17. Amo-te
18. Wrong Moves Great Falls
19. Bleed Me
20. Eclipse
21. I Don't Know If I'm Going To Regret This For The Rest Of My Life
22. Perfect Never-Ending Story
23. All Hell Breaks Loose
24. Honesty Kills And The Music
25. Valentine's Left To Perish
26. Engaged In Guessing
27. A Little Go In Cambridge
28. Beautiful Sunday Morning
29. Wise Men Never Dies
30. The Guide 04-01-2009 20:26
31. When The First Tear Drops





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Limp Bizkit - Greatest Hitz


Genre: Nu Metal
Year: 2005




Tracklist:

01. Counterfeit
02. Faith
03. Nookie
04. Break Stuff
05. Re-Arranged
06. N 2 Gether Now
07. Take a Look Around
08. My Generation
09. Rollin'
10. My Way
11. Boiler
12. Eat You Alive
13. Behind Blue Eyes
14. Build a Bridge
15. Why
16. Lean on Me
17. Home Sweet Home-Bittersweet Symphony




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Wednesday, April 1, 2009

The Fartz - Injustice


If THE FARTZ aren't the greatest hardcore band of all time, the kings of noize and mayhem, then they certainly are within spitting distance of the throne. After reforming four years ago (and reinstating meaning into this harsh existence) the band has teased us with re-releases and re-recordings of their classic tunes but, until now, they hadn't upped the ante and released an album of all new tunes. There was no doubt the band still had it but until 'Injustice' hit the streets a question remained as to how much they still had. Well I'm here, like an oversexed TV evangelist, to proclaim to the world that the second coming of THE FARTZ will save the souls of countless punks across the globe. I couldn't help but wonder why the band took four years to release this album but now that I hear it, it is obvious.

They wanted to build up a full head of steam and make sure that their chops were as solid as the day they originally went their separate ways in 1983. 'Injustice' is so unbridled and ferocious it sounds as if it was recorded at the band's peak in the early 80s... it's almost as if they never went away. I'm giddy, that's right I said GIDDY, about this album. We might want to just declare 2002 over and move onto 2003 because this album is going to be the album of the year for every punk still drawing breathe (and it may even bring a few not drawing breathe back to life). --InMusicWeTrust



Genre: Hardcore/Punk
Year: 2002




Tracklist:

01. Rich White American
02. Don't Want No Gun
03. Out Of Control Pt. 2
04. Satan
05. Cracked
06. Out Of Control
07. Get Along
08. Apathy Is The Enemy
09. Get Off Your Asses
10. What Do You Stand For
11. Injustice
12. God Fearing Christians
13. Martyrs
14. Buried Alive
15. State Control
16. Untitled




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The Fartz - World Full Of Hate


Raw and simple, the Fartz owe more of a musical debt to Discharge than they do to their peers in the USA. Blaine and co. rip through 16 tracks of pissed off hardcore punk, only stopping for their drummer Loud Fart to count off 19 (most bands stick with 1-2-3-4). The only downside is that this is a little too simple at times, although it's not for lack of trying. The music is energetic and Blaine spits out the lyrics with disgust and spite (not ignoring Darby, I think this is where Jerry A got his influence). My favorite part is when he sings (if you could call it that) "Battle Hymn of Ronald Reagan" - it's so bad, it's great!--CHRIS[KFTH]



Genre: Hardcore/Punk
Year: 1982




Tracklist:

01. People United
02. Heros (Cum Home in Boxes)
03. When Will It End
04. Rights
05. Don't Want No Gun
06. Questions and Answers
07. Viet-Vet
08. Battle Hymn of Ronnie Reagan
09. World Full of Hate
10. Bible Stories
11. What's Wrong
12. Happy Apathy
13. Know-It-Alls
14. Freight Train
15. Take a Stand (Against the Klan)
16. Children of the Grave




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F-Minus - Wake Up Screaming


Brutality. That's the word I'd use to describe this album. Utter brutality. From start to end this album skins you alive and screams in your ear loud enough to cause permanent loss of hearing.

Although longer and more varied than past F Minus albums, this is without any doubt their best. Most of the songs are what you'd expect from an F Minus album- raw, thrashing and fast as hell. Brad's gravel like voice mixed with Erika's throat tearing yell (which makes Brody Armstrong look like Britney Spears) propel the band over music as punishing as the lyrics. Lyrically this album is similar to the others, dealing with anger, anomie, violence and politics. Many people had labeled this album as "slower" than the rest, that's just false. First off, there are some songs that have a "heavier" tempo and last longer, but those one's ended up being my favorites on the record. Songs like "Wake Up Screaming", "Sweating Blood", "Not This Time", "From Here", and "Survival" are trademark, blistering F Minus. A couple of the songs play at a heavier, longer pace and really give the band a chance to show that they CAN play a song over 2 minutes long AND play it well! Brad get's his shot at it in "Mother Of Suffer"and, my personal favorite "Here Lies Jessica". Erika REALLY shines on the brutal "A Transformation". The latter 2 songs moving along at a chugging pace slightly faster than, say, side 2 of Black Flag's "My War". The album closes itself with the most ferocious and ear splitting song this band (or almost any band for that matter) has ever produced- "Barking Dog", I'm sure that both Erika and Brad sing on this song, but most of the time they are screaming so hard that you can't tell which is which. The scream until their throats become coarse, Erika actually screams until her throat actually gives out on a her a couple times. It's amazing.

This album more than earns it's 10. Definitely a surprise, not that I wasn't expecting it to be good, but just not incredible....which is what it is, purely an experiance which must be had from start to finish. The album plays almost like a single, long, brutal assault on the senses. Get this thing. Best thing to ever come out of Hellcat. --PunkNews




Genre: Hardcore/Punk
Year: 2003




Tracklist:

1. Sweating Blood
2. Not This Time
3. From Here
4. Wake Up
5. Mother Of Suffering
6. Survival
7. Brand Loyalty
8. Here Lies Jessica
9. Iconoclast
10. Never Live To See
11. Mind
12. Out Of Reach
13. Paid To Listen
14. Controversy (World Of )
15. Barking Dog





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