Corn On Macabre - Chapter I: Punk

This is a great example of Grind. Fucking fast, funny fucking lyrics, no fucking whiny emo-ass vocals...Great. Think bands like Combat Wounded Veteran, or The End Of The Century Party. Pretty much a cross between those two, actually.

This entire EP goes by in less than 6 minutes. Somewhere around 5 minutes, really. Perfect. This is a vinyl rip, and you fans of sorts will be happy to know, everything I've ripped as of recently has been very high quality, as opposed to older rips (the All Gone Dead/Bastardass split below is a prime example of how my earlier ones came out. Bleh. That one I ripped a while ago, when I first got my equipment. I'll be re-doing that one eventually).

TRACK LIST:

1. Trojan Clown
2. When Will Man Learn?
3. I Watched Friday The 13th At My Grandmother's House-She Wasn't Into It, But She Let Me Watch It Anyway
4. Shut Up And Play Something Evil
5. Bad Lieutenant
6. Pterodactyl Shutdown

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?jmctyxwsm9l

Fuck The Facts - Legacy Of Hopelessness

This EP is fantastic. Short as fucking hell, and like Genghis Tron is some respects, but more straight up grindcore. If you've heard their earlier stuff, then you'll know that Fuck The Facts are just a pretty decent grindcore band. But on this release, they go balls-out on everything, with songs ranging from grindcore to jazz to electronica. Some expertly portrayed fucking grind.

There's only like 6 tracks, and the album is only around 10 minutes long. That's just enough time to realize what this band is capable of. There is supposedly 2 enhanced CD tracks too, but I'm not so sure if I got a copy with that. This EP, as far as I can tell, is pretty much out of print. There may be a few copies lying around, but eh. Don't care. Not all my information is right anyway, so fuck off.

TRACK LIST:

1. City Of Stone
2. Horizon
3. Dear Shit Book
4. Short Term Goals, Long Term Disappointments
5. Eclat-Boue-Sang
6. Make Your Grave

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?bdybmuj04bd

MK-Ultra/Seein' Red Split LP

MK-Ultra are one of the fucking smartest powerviolence bands on earth. They play fast, they have original song structures, whatever. They're good. The band also features Ebro of Charles Bronson on drums.

Seein' Red actually kinda suck. There's members of Larm in this one, but it's just not the same. And all of the songs are really cliche. Very annoying, not much thought to songs, etc. A lot of people will like this band, but I'm not one of them.

TRACK LIST:

MK-ULTRA

1. Most Likely To Succeed
2. Lleno De Gusto!
3. Where Were You In '92?
4. Husky
5. Calloused
6. Worker vs. Parasite
7. Fuck Decaf
8. Good Cop, Bad Cop
9. 80s Teen Sex Flick
10. At War With Management
11. Crucifixes And Chain Wallets (Christian Hardcore Is An Oxymoron)
12. Forgotten
13. Brotherhood (DYS Cover)
14. Suburban Sprawl
15. Bouffant Headbutt (Shampoo Cover)

SEEIN' RED
16. Work To Do
17. Colourblind
18. How Much Longer?
19. Words, Not Just Music
20. Another Police Story
21. Fuck 'Em
22. Idealen
23. Union
24. Blind
25. Away From The Numbers
26. Terrible Thing
27. Waar Sta Jij?
28. The Joke's On Us (Freedom)
29. Godsdienstwaanzin
30. Arson

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?kyb2iwz53mt

V/A N.Y. Catheter Crew

A decent hardcore compilation. Some crackle and pop on the first song, but not much bad. The all too underrated Judas Iscariot appears on this one, but the song is a bit mediocre. R.P.O.D. and Kill Your Idols also appear on this. Not too bad.

None of this is essential, but hey. For the sake of hardcore, keep this one in your memory. Tis better than mainstream.

TRACK LIST:

1. Of Epic Proportions (INDECISION)
2. Martin's Park (R.P.O.D.)
3. It's A Blitz (R.P.O.D.)
4. Get A Job, You Smell (R.P.O.D.)
5. Divorce (THE JUDAS ISCARIOT)
6. One Last Time (MILHOUSE)
7. Wake Up, Sheep (KILL YOUR IDOLS)
8. Terrorizer (THE BERZERKERS)

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?wwz1ijnotad

V/A KNORMALITIES! Vol. 1-3

The Knormalities Collection is one of the most awesome collections of powerful avante-garde music, ranging from Melt-Banana to Sleepytime Gorilla Museum to The Flying Luttenbachers. In other words, a good find.

I've had these on vinyl for a year or so, and I decided to rock
these like Amadeus. Volume 1 has a great seven tracks of fucking killer music to nod off to, with stuff from everyone you'll ever want to meet. I particularly like the song by The Molecules, titled "Blah." Good Stuff, good stuff.

Volume 2 has only three songs, the first being "Kirkpinar" by Alboth! A nice lengthy gloomy tune which reminds me of some of Sleepytime Gorilla Museum's slower stuff. There's a little crackle in this one, but deal with it. Next on Volume 2 is a song by Nels Cline, a bit of a noisy-as-TV-static song until a little after a minute into it. Track three is a hot track by Moe!Kestra! entitled "Godgloeiendeteringklootzak," formerly by The Ex. Say THAT ten times fast.

Volume 3 is probably my least favorite, just because the immortal Sleepytime Gorilla Museum only offers up a sub-par track, a cover of This Heat's "S.P.Q.R." Everything else on this volume isn't bad at all. The Ex's "Giant" is an awesome show of...stuff, even though the lyrics cut out during the recording. No biggie. The song itself is better as an instrumental, methinks. Cheer-Accident does a nice job of doing a fucking song about stars.

TRACK LIST:

VOLUME 1

1. Vacuum Tree Head - Legend Of PB3 Timesware
2. The Flying Luttenbachers - The Shriek Continues
3. Mono Pause - Brief Lallation
4. Melt-Banana - Pluck!
5. Molecules - Blah
6. Moe! Staiano - Chased By Bats In Vats
7. Ruins - HardRock

VOLUME 2

1. Alboth! - Kirkpinar
2. Nels Cline - Food Dries On! [For Minka]
3. Moe!Kestra! - Godgloeiendeteringklootzak

VOLUME 3

1. The Ex - Giant
2. Voodoo Muzak - Ibanen Dako
3. Cheer-Accident - The Stars
4. Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - S.P.Q.R.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?0mhamfuyxem

Pompous Hardcore/AxRxMx Split EP

Two of the best fucking bands to come out of America. AxRxMx (Apathetic Ronald McDonald) play a fast as fuck powerviolence romp with 5 songs in less than 3 minutes. Pompous Hardcore play 5 more songs in a little over 3 minutes. Some intense fucking stuff. For real. Definitely my favorite split in my collection, definitely the best. I'm glad I got a copy before it ran out.

There were only about 300 pressed, and it was put out independently by the two bands. D.I. fucking Y, motherfucker. The artwork is supreme, just look at those pictures. They're beautiful.

AxRxMx has more stuff, but it's really hard to come by. Pretty much the same thing goes for Pompous Hardcore. I know, yet again, virtually nothing about either of these bands. I like to know stuff I don't know yet, so let me in on any info and/or mp3s you'll be harboring for a rainy day inside of your computer. I'm lacking. DOWNLOAD!

TRACK LIST:

POMPOUS HARDCORE

1. Pre-Marital Sex
2. What Lesson Is Learned
3. Upper Crust Orgy
4. Help Me Slut
5. Later Is Never

AxRxMx

6. AxRAxMAx
7. King of the Asses
8. Jump In Shark DC's
9. So Sickly Slick
10. Stay Away 4rm Boof Cloud

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?8n3d2z1xlmk

Charm - Hito

Charm is fantastic. Some great Japanese hardcore. I wish I knew more about this band. From what I've learned, they kick ass, have at least two EPs, and have...A STAND-UP BASS PLAYER?!?!! Please correct me if I am wrong, but either way, this band is a definite must for fans of Japanese ANYTHING. These guys are one of the most energetic bands I've ever heard before. Goes right on your shelf (or music folder) next to Mind of Asian and BREAKfAST.

I'm not in the mood to post BREAKfAST right now, and I have to pee...So here's a track list.

1. [In Japanese]
2. Chum Punk Icon
3. Waste Minus Posture
4. Swiz
5. Old Ploy
6. Humanoid Of The World Unite
7. Pressure

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?bzmyvykyftw