The music on this blog is out of print (at least that I know) so that none of the bands/labels would be damaged/ripped-off by sharing their music. If for some reason you don't want your stuff to be here just send me a message and I will remove it. I encourage all other to buy the stuff from the bands you like and support the people that keep underground scene alive and kickin'. There's much effort put in these releases, from making the music to artwork and releasing it and it would be a shame to end up just as another lame mp3 folder.
I'm not gonna write their history. To see that go to their MySpace. I'm just gonna say that this is the way to play crust and this is surely one of my favourite records of 90s. This is released on their own label Adversity Records and cover artwork for this 7" is done by THE artist for your crust records - Marald (who was then known as Shitface). He also did shitloads of drawings for other stuff, but you already know that. After you listen to this go to Unrest Records and buy discography double LP "Hagen Days" which they released in 2007 (again with Marald's cover).
Released: 1993 Label: Adversity Records Size: 28 MB
I had kind of computer/monitor/graphics card crash combined since last weekend and haven't ripped anything, but to make it up, here's one CD rip after a long time. It's another AOS3 release from my last order, since there were quite a few downloads of the last one. This is their second album from now defunct Inna State Records, so if you still wanna buy this, hurry to Southern Records. They still have some of them left. AOS3 split after this album, but last year they reformed and are gigging again and making new album. I hope I won't chew all my nails 'till it comes out. Enjoy. Released: 1995 Label: Inna State Records Size: 79 MB
Here's requested Crunch's split 7" with The Sickoids too. As you could read in previous post Crunch are excellent fastcore band from Torino, Italy and The Sickoids are from Napoli and they play punk rock with some faster parts. I don't know much about any of the bands, but I'm sure that you could google out something more.
01. Crunch - Macchinetta 02. Crunch - Furioso Zapping 03. Crunch - Collari 04. Crunch - Tre 05. Crunch - La Soluzione 06. Crunch - Mondo F 07. Crunch - Uole Laik 08. The Sickoids - Narks 09. The Sickoids - No Flags 10. The Sickoids - Family Jail 11. The Sickoids - War Victims 12. The Sickoids - Pissed Off Morals
This is I believe first release from these longhaired hardcore bunch from Torino, Italy. I've watched them on Monte Paradiso festival in 1995 and their fast music managed to make me and a friend of mine from the state of being dead drunk and nodding to being fully awake and dancing in the front rows. Haven't heard much about them later, but they were really amazing live band. I have two more of their 7"s and they were all released on their TOHC (Torino hardcore) records. Try it and you'll love it.
This came in the last batch of music I've ordered. I thought I was buying an AOS3 single, but this is two remixes of AOS3 songs by Zion Train and Knights Of The Occasional Table (I like the later better). I guess that this won't be downloaded much as this is not where people into electronic music stop by to check out what's new (old). But if you are into it you could like this. Or if you are completist or AOS3 fan like me.
Released: 1996 Label: Inna State Records Size: 35 MB
01. Something Must Be Done (Zion Train Remix) 02. Norton The 1st (Knights Of The Occasional Table Remix)
Fun People were great (mostly) melodic hardcore band from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I don't wanna go too much about their sound because they go from acoustic ballads (Otro Mundo) to fast hardcore in HHH vein (Boicot Antinaturals). Their musical diversity can be seen in covers on this LP and that are New York Dolls, The Clash and Black Sabbath. All in all really great band that always lifts my spirit and that's always a good thing. Highly recommended. The guy on the record is Kurt Gustav Wilckens.
01. Mother Earth 02. Lady 03. Un Dia (Como Wilckens) 04. Hunt 05. Estoy A Tu Lado 06. Trash (New York Dolls cover) 07. Point Of Lovely Sun 08. Desarme 09. Ya No Formo Parte De Esto 10. Rainbow 11. Spirit Of 77 12. Marionetas 13. Otro Mundo 14. FMS. Fuck Male Supremacy 15. El Stranger 16. Annabelle 17. Si Pudiera (Desde Ushuaia) 18. Boicot Antinaturals 19. Never Digas Morir (Black Sabbath cover) 20. Libre Al Fin (The Clash cover) 21. Masticar (Radio) 22. Mantiene Tu Espiritu Con Humor 23. Diciembre 24. Distinto
If you're croatian you know all about this LP and if you're not, here's some info on it. Fakofbolan were from Pula and they played probably the greatest singalong punk rock in Croatia ever that filled every club they played. This was their first vinyl release (before this I've only heard one split tape with Confusione Totale (also from Pula), but I don't believe that was a proper release). This stuff was later available as a bonus on CD version of their next album "Jedini Dokaz" (without the booze hymn and a joke featured here). They also had one more album before they split in 2006 after 13 years of playing. Dark Busters were also from Pula and they played their kind of jazzy hardcore and were really great musicians. At the time of this release these two bands played really a lot (often together). This is their only release as pretty soon after this they changed their name to After Buster Future Beat and played analogue trance music (that'd be with the same "classic" instruments, bass guitar and drums). Later the drummer from DB played for Fakofbolan too (and a lot more other bands including legendary Pula punks "KUD Idijoti"). Look at this as kind of croatian version of Defiance/Raped teenagers split LP. Enjoy. P.S. Just found out two and a half hours after posting this that Šela, the guy singing Himna Tounju on Fakofbolan side died hit by a car after returning home from Antifa festival. He was one of those people that always tried to make you laugh and most of the times succeeded. Pula won't be the same without you my friend. This post is for Šela.
Released: 1996 Label: Humanita Nova / Monte Paradiso Size: 110 MB
01. Fakofbolan - Kota 313 02. Fakofbolan - Ropstvo Je Sloboda 03. Fakofbolan - Ne Želim Biti Tvoj 04. Fakofbolan - Rođen Da Gubim 05. Fakofbolan - Metak 06. Fakofbolan - Mržnja 07. Fakofbolan - O.K. 08. Fakofbolan - Imamo Hrvatsku 09. Fakofbolan - Neprilagodljiv Tip 10. Fakofbolan - Himna Tounju 11. Fakofbolan - Vic 12. Dark Busters - Compromise 13. Dark Busters - Mrtav D.J. 14. Dark Busters - War 15. Dark Busters - Because Off 16. Dark Busters - Hard Drugs 17. Dark Busters - Anarcho-Vegetarian Boy 18. Dark Busters - Hrvatska Danas 19. Dark Busters - Intro
This is the second album from this German hardcore punk legends. They were formed in small Bavarian City of Augsburg in 1982 and they relased most of their stuff on singer Howie's label. There's no info on the LP of year when it was released. Some sites say 1985 and some 1986, but I reckon it's the later. I'm a bit lazy now writing about them and I'll just copy/paste text from Destiny records who have re-released all of their stuff on 2CD discography (which you MUST get of course): In the Mid-80ties INFERNO were a worldwide well known (the most known) Hardcore Band from Germany, especially known in USA, Japan, Brazil,... but also in (former socialist) Yugoslavia, in Australia or Malaysia. The group tours all over Europe, as an active cell of the continental Hardcore-network, a network which reaches from the Basque Country up to Helsinki, from Amsterdam to Athens, from Bristol to Belgrade; Thrash- and Speedmetal-Acts such as Hirax, Slayer, Anthrax or S.O.D name INFERNO as one of their biggest influences in several interviews and features. Here you can read the interview from Ox Fanzine #73 (in German).
Released: 1986 Label: Rise & Fall Productions Size: 82 MB
01. Hibakusha 02. Ein Glücklicher Narr 03. Ich Liebe Nur Mich 04. Dein Bester Freund 05. Des Wahnsinns Fette Beute 06. 7 Jahre 07. Ein Tag Im Schatten 08. Es Reicht 09. Das Spiel Der Großen 10. V.V.V. 11. Die Rache Kommt 12. Macht Das Spaß? 13. Gewußt Wie 14. No One Rules! (Charge cover)
This record (as the name suggests) collects early works from this legendary Italian hardcore punk band. It contains '82 demo (tracks 1-3), rehearsal from the same year (tracks 4 and 11), split 7" with Eu's Arse (tracks 5-10) and Solo Odio LP (tracks 12-21). You can hear moving from more punk sound of the first demo to a more aggressive sound in the later stuff. This is re-issued on CD as 80-87 which means that there's more stuff, but I won't buy it 'cause Giulio The Bastard (of Cripple Bastards) who did this LP and the CD is now promoting serbian chetniks, (and such moronic mentality) who are fascist from the WWII era same as ustashe here in Croatia (and who fought each other btw, which is even more weird 'cause Giulio's mother is croatian). Anyway, later in the 90s Impact have gone through some sound changes which resulted in more and more bad stuff (in my opinion). Impact's last record (as far as I know) is split 7" from '95 with another Italian band called D.U.S.K. that has only the guitar player from the original line-up and I don't believe that I've ever listened their 2 songs or the other band's 'till the end. That's one of rare records that I'd not miss. Anyway the stuff here is legendary and asskickin raw hardcore punk italian way. Enjoy!
01. Dio Salvi Il Vaticano 02. Alzati E Scuotiti 03. No Al Servizio Militare 04. Ambizioni 05. Polizia 06. Governo 07. Dolci Sensazioni/... 08. La Lettera 09. Giustizia 10. Cadaveri 11. No Potere/Camici Bianchi 12. Non Puoi Giudicare 13. Morte Chimica 14. Processo Di Vita 15. Ribellione 16. Eroi 17. Delitto Legale 18. Solo Odio 19. Sulla Loro Croce 20. La Vostra Violenza 21. L'Uomo Procede