12.31.2003
Here's an excellent EP that is more than a little bit different from the last release from To Kill a Petty Bourgeoisie....
This is a limited edition CD re-release of the "Enrielle" cassette from 1995 with some additional unreleased tracks added in...
What the hell is wrong with people? I can't believe these guys didn't get signed based on the strengths of their last...
Straight up hardcore/punk from Finland featuring some members of Selfish, and played in more of an old school American...
14 short tracks (averaging just over a minute each) of tight and rhythmic material that's hard to pin down into any single...
I can't say I'm all that into this. It's "screamo" type stuff with a lot of layered shouts and screams, frantic drumming,...
I picked this CD up after seeing these guys open up for Integrity, because their brand of burly 90's styled metallic...
Two bands called The Kill in one month? Go figure. Here's some raging grindcore from Australia consisting of drums, guitar,...
For whatever reason, I guess the layout, I was thinking this was going to be an indie rock sort of thing. But it's not, and...
The Bitter Life Typecast keeps getting better, as thus far I've enjoyed each release a bit more than the last. Their...
So, the "Sea of Steel" split 7" series continues with more tales promoting the bicycle. The Awakening kicks things off with...
More chaotic and discordant metalcore with tons of changes and relentless screaming vocals... plus some decidedly "emo"...
Weird stuff. From crazy technical math metal, to frantic grinding abrasiveness with lots of stuttered rhythms and oddball...
This is the final release for Tear it Up, who I'm sure will be missed by many, and the CD version has the tracks from their...
These guys are from Greece, and they're quite unusual. The opening track on the disc, "Thank You", consists of 14 minutes of...
Damn, not bad. This is promising metalcore from Germany that combines a wide range of the genre's various forms to create a...
Four tracks of moderately paced death metal from Italy. The vocals are fairly well enunciated low growls/shouts with some...
I didn't know it until I threw the disc in, but 99% of these songs are covers, which is pretty damn cool. Sadly I think most...
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