Hip hop recorded in 1994, track appeared on the Kids OST in 1995. Possible affiliation with The Clan?




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Fucked For Life - Distortion And Death

Cincinnati d-beat, represent.




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Portal - Lurker At The Threshold

Portal is an atmospheric black metal/technical death metal band from Australia who play a blend of terrifying, murky metal swill and brutal, raw guitar ramblings in the vein of... well nobody really. This is a three song demo, all the songs were re-released on Outre... I'm not gonna post a full album.

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Guitar Wolf - UFO Romantics

lock and loll motherfuckers

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Charles Bronson - Complete Discocrappy

Everything ever done by the almighty Chalie B.. 90s powerviolence really does not get any better than this and Scholastic Deth, and I won't say the fact that both bands are hilarious has nothing to do with it.

The CD is no longer in the Youth Attack! store, and I don't know if any labels or distros still have it, but I would definitely recommend buying this if you come across it. It comes with a fat ass booklet with all the liner notes and inserts from ALL of their releases, all of which seems to be handmade by the band. Also, the second disc comes with some bonus CD-ROM material, which I have never looked at, but it sound pretty nice.

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Year Of No Light - Nord

Epic doom, post metal non-garbage from Scandinavia. This is their debut release, out now on Crucial Blast and Radar Swarm. I'm gonna avoid preaching about buying the albums, you know what's right and what isn't.

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Trumans Water - Fragments Of A Lucky Break

Great album from the nineties, weird off kilter punk sort of like the Minutemen? Not really.

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Saetia - A Retrospective

Laugh all you want, scum. You gotta get hooked when you're fifteen.

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Akira OST

I really hated this blog but yesterday I realized a bunch of the albums had fifty or more downloads, and that isn't much for almost an entire year... but what a crowd! I love you too!
In case you didn't know, Akira is the most important work of graphic fiction ever created, and probably will be for the next hundred years. Six massive volumes completed over the course of a decade, and then Katsuhiro Otomo decides he wants them in a movie too, which he directs. It is amazing. The music is great.

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