Mother Disobedience "3 Folk Greats About Fear, Faith And Consumption"

This is third EP by Mother Disobedience (this time in 320 kbps) and it's released after their "Lahar" EP from 2009 which you can find on Escape From The Wave, the blog done by Kostas. You can find more greek (and other) bands there too.
As I've already said, this is not my cup of tea, but I'm really looking forward to hearing Mother Disobedience/Arxi Tou Telous project band called Plague which plays early 90's crust/d-beat black metal. Surely sounds like a winner to me.

Released: 2011
Label: DIY
Size: 74 MB

01. Fear
02. Faith
03. Consumption

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Mother Disobedience "3rd Studio Amendment"

Kostas from Arxi Tou Telous sent me another contribution. In fact, it's four contributions. Two albums of his other band - Mother Disobedience and two compilations on which his bands appeared.
Mother Disobedience play experimental noise rock and I believe that this is their first release. I am not a very big fan of experimental music, so as much as I love his other band, this one doesn't speak to me. Don't get me wrong, I think it's quality work done here, but my ears like other noises more.
If you are into such kind of stuff I urge you to give it a try.
Mp3 quality is 128 kbps, but they sound good.

Released: 2008
Label: DIY
Size: 24 MB

01. Conquistadores
02. Sasha Grey
03. Nano Vas Issad Rammer (Intro)

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Those Who Believe Shall Die "The Darkest Hour"

It's great that when I'm too lazy to even check out the blog for weeks, nice people come in and provide material and make me post again.
First of all, sorry for waiting and second, thanks for this great video.
This is Amebix tribute done by my friend Gera, the veteran of Požega's hardcore punk scene. It's a one-man effort done with utmost love for the band and it even got the compliments from the man Stig himself on his YouTube channel.

X-Ray Spex "Identity" 7"

I've just found out from KYPP pages that Poly Styrene has passed away yesterday from breast cancer, less than a month after releasing her new album which was produced by Martin Glover (aka Youth of Killing Joke fame).
What I've always loved about Spex was that they were that cheerier side of punk without having nonsense lyrics like some other "cheery" punk bands had. Despite the fact that her post-Spex life went into some spiritual direction which holds no interest to me, the fact remains that the Spex were one of the most original and underrated punk bands ever.
The reason that I'm posting this record is that it's (unfortunately) the only X-Ray Spex vinyl that I own and it's the german release of their 3rd (or is it 4th?) 7". Again, the sound level is through the roof 'cause I can't adjust it through my USB pre-amp, so, until I buy some better equipment...
R.I.P. Poly.

Released: 1978
Label: EMI Electrola
Size: 14 MB

01. Identity
02. Let's Submerge

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Peace Of Mind/Anomie split LP

This record was a bit of surprise for me because both bands on it are not my usual cup of tea and I ended up loving both of 'em. Both bands were quite "soft" for my taste back then and Anomie were of the emo bunch which I never could fully digest, but this record led me to buying two more LPs and an 7" of P.O.M. and unfortunately only one 7" by Anomie. I cannot rationally explain why I love both of these bands, but if you ever get a chance to buy something by them I cannot recommend it enough.
You can notice in the tracklist that two of the songs are done by AnomiePeaceOfMind which was supposed to be collaboration of both bands, but ended up only with Anomie people and Jobst from P.O.M. due to other bandmates not being able to make it. Also the song "I Want My Life (And I'll Get It!)" is labeled "Disconcience" in the booklet if this means anything to anyone.

Released: 1995
Label: World Upside Down / Ape Records
Size: 95 MB

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01. Peace Of Mind - Part
02. Peace Of Mind - Education
03. Peace Of Mind - Communication Is Strength
04. Peace Of Mind - We're Not Gonna Take It (Twisted Sister cover)
05. Peace Of Mind - Anarchy
06. Peace Of Mind - Repression
07. Peace Of Mind - Rotten
08. AnomiePeaceOfMind - I Want My Life (And I'll Get It!)
09. Anomie - ...Chercher Des Solutions...
10. Anomie - Les Liens
11. Anomie - Rôle
12. Anomie - Le Paraître
13. Anomie - Acoustica
14. AnomiePeaceOfMind - Afraid

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New blog to check out

I've forgot to give you a heads up for this blog for over a month now, but here you finally are.
"Totalno Sam Ljut" is blog done by Jule and Hoc from Pula, Croatia, which is, as I've already said before, my favourite town in Croatia when it comes to punk. Now, these two guys alone make quite a big chunk of bands that come from Pula in the last 20 years since they're quite hiperactive when it comes to making music. And now they've put their musical efforts for us to enjoy together with some of joke bands of theirs (or joke sinchronisations), but their "real" bands are true gems there. If you're familiar with some of their bands like Desinence Mortification, Bolesno Grinje, Anti Otpad etc. you know what to expect.
The blog name comes from the title of Anti Otpad's killer album and the blog itself is written in croatian, so if you're not from around here, you'll have to stick with some translator to read the band bios.

Totalno Sam Ljut

SexA "Jeane Jone Story" VHS

This has been in line to post for about a month now since I've stumbled upon it, and I just couldn't force myself to write one line, but finally here it is.
You can read more about this noise legends from my hometown in my previous SexA post, and this is rip of their VHS tape from 1991. It has three music videos, some live recordings from 1990 and band's spoken word.
I don't know who is the original creator of this VHS-rip, but thanks a lot to him/her for saving this document and making it available for generations to come.

Released: 1991
Label: Maydi Film & Video
Size: 616 MB

I've re-uploaded it in fever files and you can get them here:

Part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4