What record should i post next?

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I was thinking maybe the Ecoli Demo

http://www.myspace.com/ecoliba

Christian Club-Final Confession 7" and Self Titled 7"

San Diego's Christian Club play fast, tight hardcore like you've come to expect from Sorry State Records. These guys are separated from the pack by two throat-shredding vocalists, great production and vehemently anti-Christian lyrics. Recommended for fans of early Dr. Know, Strung Up and Direct Control. (Sorry State Records)

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Boy's Club-This is my face 7"

The wonderful Boys Club. Reminds of some old lost recording of one of those old Aussie bands The Victims or News. Sloppy played done the right way that adds that special touch. The touch of we don’t give a fuck! (Killed By Death)

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VA-Mosh Circle, Jerk Punks

The first anthology album from THRASH ON LIFE RECORDS headed by Kenji Razors. Contains 4 tracks by RAZORS EDGE, 5 tracks by BBQ CHICKENS (who does Daft Punk's classic "ONE MORE TIME" among other stuff), 5 tracks by TOMORROW, and 2 tracks by IDOL PUNCH. Japanese thrash bands! I have records by all these bands if any of these bands excite you.

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Should I post more records?

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Killed in Action-We Ruin Fun-Lp

KILLED IN ACTION have destroyed the hardcore scene, littering the Midwest landscape with a trail of mutilated thrash fans, burned-out house parties and torn up punk clubs. Anyone whose played a show in Columbus Ohio have most likely played at the home of KIA: a destroyed madhouse known as the Legion Of Doom, one of the most disgusting shards of Ohio punkdom ever to exist! Only these conditions could spawn a band of such fury! KILLED IN ACTION use a powerviolence foundation and smother it in old school crossover hardcore, new school fast as hell thrash and a very large blast of sarcastic, ugly hatred that fuels their never ever ending quest to ruin everyones good time! That equals thrash greatness, punks! Fans of MUNICIPAL WASTE, CRUCIAL UNIT, VOETSEK and CAPITALIST CASUALTIES will be in awe of this incredible new recording. Total scene hatred over-load! Columbus represents! (Six Weeks Records)

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Magrudergrind/A Warm Gun Split 7"

This was a request. This is not my rip and I say that because one of the songs skips and there's some light record crackle but it's not bad.

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Customers-Shut up! (we're dead)-(2007)

Putain cette fois-ci Customers c’est vraiment fini! Le quatuor parisien s’est séparé début 2007 pour divergences internes comme on dit poliment. Le rideau semble être définitivement tombé sur leur chouette hardcore vieille école. Pour nous consoler de cette trop rapide séparation Customers propose leurs dix derniers titres sous la forme d’une troisième démo superbement présentée et mise en page par Stef du génial fanzine Rad Party…qui est aussi le chanteur du combo. Pour ce troisième et dernier effort discographique Customers poursuit sur la lancée de sa dernière démo qui laissait place à quelques plans mi tempo dans une salve de hardcore américain début 80’s de haute tenue. Le son clair caractéristique de la guitare, l’approche délibérément roots de l’ensemble, le chant toujours à la limite de la rupture (ce qui en fait tout son charme), l’énergie punk…tous les principaux éléments de leur musique on les retrouve en grande forme pour cette dernière danse, pour ce dernier bal, leur dernière virée. Je dirais juste que le groupe n’a jamais eu un aussi bon son que lors de cet enregistrement, que le mix est particulièrement réussi et que les compos alternent entre les essais mi tempos de la deuxième démo et la furie hardcore pur jus de la première. On a même droit à une reprise personnalisée de Minor Threat pour clôturer la galette de la plus belle des manières. La boucle est bouclée ! Chers Customers…merci pour tout !!

I have no clue what that says.
Basically if you like Regulations, Amdi Petersens Armi, Vicious, Masshysteri or shit like that you'll dig these French dudes.
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Lords of Light-Self Titled (I think)

While it's not as balls-out weird as the album that was released by Life Is Abuse last year, this eight-song 7" from the Seattle thrashcore band Lords Of Light (who have connections with eco-black metallers Wolves In The Throne Room) is still one of the quirkier EP's to have been issued on 625 Thrash. Presented in a goofy, brightly colored record sleeve that is illustrated with crudely drawn cartoons of cosmic superheros doing battle with assorted evil robots, this EP rips from start to finish with a hyperfast hardcore style that falls somewhere in between a cracked-out Infest and a kind of SST Records vibe that's hard for me to put my finger on. Lords Of Light can attribute some of the gnarliness of their sound to their pared-back instrumentation, made up of only drums, baritone guitar, and vocals. But it also sounds like these guys have been listening to a lot of art damaged hardcore and noisy post punk, an ineffable element that doesn't make them sound like any other band. You could probably draW some comparisons between LOL and Iron Lung due to the bass-heavy brutalness of their Infest worship, but these guys are infinitely more freaked out, setting up songs with jangly rock riffs and weird jaunty melodies, total vocal freakouts and some other sounds that you don't normally hear on a record this freaking fast.

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BxUxSxHx-New American Century

Brazilian political thrashers who combine tinges of 60's and 70's rock & punk with straight ahead 80s Brazilian heavy hc/thrash! It's a twisted musical brew that will get you into the circle pit. Lyrics in Portuguese & English.

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Knuckle Scraper-Demo-lition (2007)

Texas powerviolence dudes.

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Bad Dirty Hate-Self Titled 7"

I asked for requests and someone requested I post something bad for a change so here you go:



DEBUT 7" FROM THIS BAND BASED IN OSAKA, JAPAN. 7 TRACKS, WITH 4 BEING FROM THEIR 2006 DEMO. FAST PACED THRASHCORE NOT UNLIKE GAUZE AND SIMILAR ILK.

This 7" rips!
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The Sluts-12" of Sluts Ep 1982

I don't really know a whole lot about this band except they were a hardcore punk band from New Orleans that existed in the early 80's.

I don't wanna be your friend audio sample.

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any request?

I have lots of records so i may have something you're looking for.

Paintbox-Earth Sports Ball Tournament

Here is a band that gets better and better. Starting with their self-titled 7" to their CD titled "Singing Shouting Crying" to the earth-shattering "The Door" / "Provided Railroad" 7". The progression from the first to the current amazes me on how much a band can improve and continue to grow while not staying within their formula. The last 7", including the current release, has moments of a spaghetti western mixed with a blend of old school Japancore with some metal overtones. An absolute enjoyable listen. The songs have melody and rage while they continue to search to find new elements to introduce. They bring in horns, acoustic guitar and harmonica at moments to add more texture to their music. If you have been following the Japanese music scene, you know that these guys are heavy hitters. (Razorcake)

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Lycanthropy / Say why split

Two Super fast powerviolence-grind-fastcore whatever bands from the Czech Replublic

Lycanthropy myspace

Say Why myspace

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The Suspicions-Self Titled Lp

Influenced equally by 70's garage punks like DMZ and the Scientists and unlikely pop heroes such as Rick Springfield and Joe Jackson, Seattle's the Suspicions strip both genres down to raw jangly riffs and catchy, sing-along choruses. Formed in early 2004, the group consists of Karen Mitchell on guitar and vocals, Bryan Standridge on bass, both formerly of the Knock-Ups from San Francisco, and Boom Boom Records alum (and current Fe Fi Fo Fum) Nick Larson on drums.

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Instangd-Mitt svar på ingenting

Sweden's Instängd are a new band featuring members of Regulations and Tristess, but they don't sound anything like the melodic punk of those bands. On Mitt Svar På Ingenting, Instängd take as their main influence old, barbaric Scandinavian punk like Headcleaners / Huvudtvätt, Missbrukarna, or S.O.D. (the Swedish one, not the one from New York). If you need a less obscure comparison, Urban Waste would make a good reference point since this has a completely blown-out, blistering guitar sound and catchy, punk-as-shit vocals. Needless to say, this six-song rager destroys everything in its path. (Sorry State Records)

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NK6-Keep on keeping on

Hailing from Japan, NK 6 dish out nine blasts of hard hitting hardcore. The style is pretty classic Japanese thrash with a bit of melody and a crazed approach (would you expect anything less?!). Complete GAUZE worship at work and just so happens that Fugu from Gauze produced this little gem.

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Look at that drooling bastard!

it sounded really loud they said it really loud

Epicycle-Teenage Suicide

A bunch of young kids (15 to 18 years old) from Chicago released an album and three great singles on their own label Cirkle records between 1979-81.

This is what the terminal boredom nerds had to say about it:
Probably the first essential Rave-Up reish since the Penetrators' "Kings of Basement Rock" LP. Late '70s Chicago masters of hard pop/punk/r'n'r come out blazing with the comped "You're Not Gonna Get It" and parlay it into a number of even better tunes, most notably the Damned-soaked "Underground" and the epic/anthemic "Hardcore Punk." "Radical Attitude," aside from boasting one of the greatest song titles ever, mines Boys-ish balladry and features Andew Ellis Clark's proclamation that he is, ahem, a "niggerwhitehonkeyjew, all wrapped in one." Retarded.
For fans of KBD/Bloodstains type shit.

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The Observers-So whats left now

Melancholy singalong punk. Combines the darker and more experimental aspects of bands like the Dead Kennedys and WARSAW & other late 70’s UK art punk with the anthemic choruses of LA’s Youth Brigade yet sounding nothing like any of those bands. Put these guys on a bill with the Stitches, Geisha Girls, Manikin and the Distraction and the art punks will go nuts!

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also check out:

The Speds

Pre-Observers, some of these songs ended up being on Observers records.

Red Dons

Born from the ashes of the Observers. Same songs, new name.

"New band featuring Doug from the Observers and Justin from the Clorox Girls doing anthemic punk similar to where the Observers left off. Expect a 7” in late February and some touring in 2007.

Here's a shitty photo I took of Red Dons playing at a bar last year:



Clorox Girls played too:



The Revisions

In 2006, Justin Maurer of the Clorox Girls asked Douglas Burns of the Observers and Red Dons to perform an acoustic set at one of Maurer’s book readings for, Don’t You Take Your Life. Burns, along with fellow Red Dons members Hajji Husayn and Derek Skokan, adapted songs he wrote while in the Observers and Speds into an acoustic format for the set. These adaptations proved to be popular amongst the group’s friends and they were encouraged to continue performing. That is how the Revisions formed.

Any you jerks have any request?

Maybe some Pearl jam or something.
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