Loa-Loa - Loa Loa Bol'she Net, Spasibo Za Emocii

Alrighty, this is my first post here, and today it will be the russian band Loa-Loa with their fantastic album from 2003.
Loa-Loa are a bunch of people from Moscow who also participate in other screamo and hardcore projects, and they play some of the sickest music I heard for a while: jazzy, funky, experimental and emotional grind. Some say they are mereley a russianized version of the Locust, I think it doesn't fucking matter. These guys smash with every song, turning brains into mashed potatoes.

Enjoy.



http://www.mediafire.com/?b9txgi4bw4y

Doomriders-Black Thunder

and one more for today-

these guys fucking rule. heavy and thrashy stoner/death/hardcore from hell,
with metal anthems like "black thunder", "ride or die" or the multi-catchy song "listen-up". the sound you get on this one is so powerful it'll blow your fucking balls off.
the thing i love about them, is that they are so intesne, so over-the-top, but yet, non of them is this virtuoso metal-head freak, they're keeping it simple, they're keeping it real.
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http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C0F50EO4

The Simpletones-I Have a Date

hey there!
at the first time i came across the simpletones' "i have a date" i was sure they're this
pop-punk lo-fi band, trying to reincarnate the good old late seventies period. little did i know,
they ARE from the late 70's, and this record is actually a discography of their recordings durring the years 78-79. so like i said, the simpletones played rough, pissed, melodic, witty, suffisticated, lo-fi pop punk, with the most brilliant backing vocals (try "don't bother me"), and the most catchy songs about quaaludes and other drugs. so it seems that besides the ramones and co. on the east coast, the simpletones were a pretty good (even if obscure) answer from the west coast.

http://rapidshare.com/files/33387486/SimpletonesIHaveADate.zip.html

L'AMICO DI MARTUCCI - EP

Hello boys and girls!
My name is Paspartoo and i'm here to tell you about an Italian hardcore punk band.
Thats right, Italian! just like this blog's owner! Gad bless Italy.

Anyways, l'amico di martucci do it fast, with a sweet garage sound, surf guitars and a singer that sounds like a teenager. unfortunately, they broke up few years ago, but luckily they've formed La Piovra, but unfortunately, they have also broken up recently, I think. Life's not fair.

Download L'amico Di Martucci EP

La Piovra Myspace

Groovie Ghoulies - Born In The Basement

Not a new one, but a good one. Not too complicated and noisy like all the others that were posted here, so here's a slight variety:

mainly playing regular very simple punkrock, with a very clear influence of the Ramones. It comes very good when you feel exhausted, crashed and tired and feel like doing nothing.
If you love abit rock'n'roll and good punk rock I guess you can't go wrong with Groovie.

Sadly, they broke up during the year of 2007.

ENJOY!
Fing

http://www.4shared.com/file/36705712/642436ce/1994_-_Groovie_Ghoulies_-_born_in_the_basement.html

Down In Flames - S/T LP

... Speaking of Tear It Up, they brought to mind a band that existed and prospered during that late 90's-early 2000's Thrashcore revival - Down in Flames!

While their later efforts kind of lost the point, their self-titled LP is one hard hitting album. All songs are extremely angry, and the album carries an aggressive lyrical theme which lies somewhere between "We're totally fucked" and "Everything is going to hell", which is a lot better (and definitely more angry) than all the confused semi-political blabber, or even worse, 'scene' oriented lyrics found in some of their other songs, and arguably most of the thrashcore of that time - usually rendering it too stupid to listen to.

I would've loved to see these guys live, but obviously, they're long gone. Funny how this whole thrashcore revival/fashion thing died away so quickly when D-beat came to power. It wasn't very intelligent, but it never lacked any energy. RIP, I guess.

Click here to download this album.

!TEAR IT UP!

Corey here.

I'll start it off with this band right here, Tear It Up(Ex-members of Dead Nation), probably most of you heard of them but not seemed to care enough to take a look.
I think that this band is underestimated, not a lot of people around me really ever got in too them, but they have a unique and Over-power full sound.


Tear It Up's music is no other way to say but craziest fast, angry hardcore-punk.(thrasy too)
The lyrics concentrate on your everyday life from the characters u most try to avoid to the little disappointments in side ourselves.
it's not easygoing lyrics, just pure frustration.

maybe ull totally disagree, but I still think that this band joins the list of best hardcore punk bands EVER.
Start off with what i Put here and ull go on, im sure u wont regret it.

THEY BROKE UP IN 2003


download


SOME SONG LYRICS( if you want more, somehow ask)

Comrades

Ok, now its time to be a bit patriotic. First time i caught these dudes was a couple of years ago in Rome's Forte Prenestino Squat as the backliners of Napalm Death. I already heard about them few times before but what I saw went beyond any expectation: 4 crazy masked guys made the best grindcore band ever look as perfect geeks. Crazy moshpit, jokes on stage (about Ninja moshing, straight edges, vegans, fascist, napalm death's merchendise and more...), and fucking thrash.
These four roman legionars are into playing fast: their music can be defined as really fast thrashy hardcore with a lot of grinds in perfect Agathocles style.

There's absolutely no doubt in the fact that Rome is the best city in the world. There's only one thing in which we never exceeded too much, and that's the punk scene. In the eighties, while northern Italy was infested by various Negazione, Wretched, Raw Power, Indigesti and friends, the image of the roman punk was represented by Bloody Riot, a bunch of drunk chaos punx. So here the mid 90's arrive and the new Comrades begin to refill the huge musical hole that roman ignorance created. Now, beyond exageration, this band kicks ass, download them ye flaggons.

The files I posted are:No Escape - an excellent full length released in 2002, Early days masked bunch - a collection of all their old stuff including covers to wretched and indigesti and two splits - first with milan thrascores Death Before Work and second with Spain's grindcore masters Looking For An Answer

Comrades - No Escape (2002)
Comrades - Death Before Work split
Comrades - Looking For An Answer split
Comrades - Early days masked bunch (2002)

Comrades myspace

Wisigoth - L'adversion Du Schizoide

Ok, this time I would like to talk of a practicly unknown band.
Wisigoth hail from Mont-Real, capital city of french Canada. That's the fact about bands from canada: their popularity depends very much from their provenience (a.k.a. D.O.A. and Propagandhi).
Anyhow, Wisigoth play some kind of emotional Crust-Screamo-Grindcore. Similarities go from Dystiopia to Jobbykrust (with whom they splitted a very fucking rare LP), though this shit sounds like nothing I heard before. The songs are long and intense and they mix raging grinds with sludgy low parts and low vocals with piercing screams. The work behind the sound and mixing gets a 10/10.
Nothing to add about this excellent record, listen yourself and probably you will understand why.

Wisigoth Myspace page with some info

Download Here

MATKA TERESA

this is a band from holand i think they does not exist any more. i saw their name on obscene extreme 2004 poster while i was pissing in that guy's flat in dresden. i think they are good.
here is 2 split cd's with f.u.b.a.r. wich is another great band from holand.
and fuck on the beach from japan.












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