01:11

split

An interesting match up to say the least. This record features one side of spoken word from Mumia Abu-Jamal as well as Assata Shakur, Allen Ginsberg, Bob Dole and Jello Biafra. The other side is 25 minutes of Man is the Bastard's power violent sonic Skull assault. Certainly worth a listen.

01:10

And now an ode to Napalm Death, a band long dead.

Scum

split with S.O.B.

From Enslavement to Obliteration

Mentally Murdered [EP]

01:09

no chance...

Absolutely scorching West Coast grindcore featuring the newest member of Bastard Noise, Aimee, on vocals. Grind freaks shouldn't pass up on this.

01:08

self titled

Filthy punk from Miami. Possibly featuring member(s) of Shitstorm. They certainly do live up to their name and shit riffs all over you for 14 minutes straight. Revel in it.

01:07

The 48 Second Split Cassette Featuring Insect Warfare and The Kill


This is for Zmaj and all you completists out there; I present the ever elusive fan club split tape.

2 songs, 2 bands, 48 seconds of blasts.

01:06

split with Xasthur

split with Crebain

This is for all of you who plan on walking through forests forests tonight(and every night). These splits contain some of Leviathan's best material, especially his side of the Xasthur split which more than makes up for the other half.

Get grim.

01:05

skate gore

Possibly the 12 best songs ever written about long days of skateboarding, smoking blunts and beating mall security guards into chunks of meat. All in slightly over 8 minutes.

After a long line of grind nerds before me, I too am blessed with the mark.

01:04

erode the person



Absolutely essential for anyone who likes riffs crawling as slow as molasses. Also, Star Wars. Did I mention Star Wars? Well, that too.

01:03

shadow of the skull 7"

Canadian power science. They play fast and sometimes they even play slow.

01:02

blue water, red water

Intense folk from Japan.

01:01

howling songs

This man is by far the most incredible songwriter who has graced my ears. Break out the wine and cigarettes and get ready for a slow, somber evening.

01:00

Thanks to anyone who stuck around this long. Especially you two who decided to comment every now and again. I hope some of you found out about some albums or bands that have become a part of your life due to this blog. If so, it's mission is accomplished.

Now, for my extra special 100th post:

Master of Drone
Pt. 1/2/3/4

Download all for parts for maximum enjoyment.


Play fast or don't.

00:99

Suffering Mind/Scourge Schematic

Currently having my mind blown by Suffering Mind's side of this split. Excuse me.

00:98

shapeshifter


Aaron Ross, who supplied vocals for Hella's There's No 666 In Outer Space, goes folk in his solo album. Expect quality lyrics, fantastic guitar playing, southern rock riffs and electronic drum breaks.

00:97

reprisal


Listen to "Capricorn" and tell me this band ain't all that.

00:96

crush, kill, destroy

Does he use gang terms like 'set' for his friends or neighborhood? Does he have a gang name or alias like Death Snake, Big Dan, Hellfire, Will Smurf, Twin, Nacho, Viper, Mad Dog, Clown, Loco or Baby Chico?

00:95

demo tape


Faiza of Hatred Surge's other band. Unsurprisingly they also rule.

I had a weird dream where I tried to buy this tape off of her in Detroit or some other city I've never set foot in. It had constantly shifting roads that seemed determined to keep me from enjoying the fast, angry music inside the tape. It involved a lot of me driving around and asking her for directions. I didn't end up getting it.

00:94

swidden


"and it won't be the witches that are burning this time"

00:93

split demos

00:92

satanic serial murder



SPEED FUCKING SATAN.

Need I say more?

00:91

muga

Undeniably amazing Japanese HHIG/Tragedy worship. It's a shame the female vocalist killed herself after this album, she could fucking yell.

00:90

through the empires of eternal void

smoke bongs, listen to Sabbath covers.

00:89

unforeseen paths

Ass sückin' grind from G-vile, Florida.

00:88

tyrant

Good old Louisiana sludge.

00:87

blood in our wells

00:86

self-titled

Fast. Slow. Fast.

Featuring members of Spazz, Look Back and Laugh and Our Turn.

00:85

blunted at birth

Gore, green and grind are all a person needs.

00:84

from enslavement to obliteration


The good old days.

00:83

divided we fall

00:82

xenosapien


I like it better than Lucid Interval. Fuck you.

00:81

mancruel


Dahmer's Funeral.

00:80

Vols. 1 and 2
Vols. 3 and 4
Vols. 5 and 6

Beats. The non-blast kind.

00:79

anticapital

reality choke

Grind from both sides of the U.S. coming at you right now.

Right.

Now.


Actually, speaking of grind; check this out.

00:78

the tenth sub-level of suicide

Another serving of frosty goodness from Wrest. This guy is ridiculously prolific, still waiting for that new Lurker of Chalice material though!

00:77

world downfall

Arguably their best album.

(haha.)

00:76

hungry for nothing

Rock the way it should be.

00:75

drop dead

00:74

inner space

00:73

hatred surge/insect warfare

Courtesy of the Croatian Sensation.

00:72

unrest

00:71

here come the waterworks

00:70

drome triler of puzzle zoo people


There's no band quite like Gasp.

00:69

no man's slave

If you don't have this album already... well, don't tell anyone and just click the blue words up there. Trust me.

00:68

trapped in a scene

Pretty slow compilation featuring Hatred Surge, xbrainiax, the Endless Blockade, Insect Warfare, Severe, Threatener, In Disgust, Iron Lung, Tumorfeast, Knuckle Scraper, Call the Cops, Warzone Womyn and Running for Cover.

00:67

in the shadow of a grinding death

So I came this band recently mostly because of their fucking awesome name, I stayed because of the face crushing grind.

00:66

city of caterpillar

really surprised I hadn't posted this earlier. If you don't know, this is some fantastic epic screamo. If you dig Circle Takes the Square or pg. 99, get into it if you for some weird reason haven't already.

00:65

graves at sea / asunder