Vinyl

SIDE A
01. Verminous
02. Godlessly
03. Removal of the Oaken Stake
04. Child of Night
05. Sunless Empire

SIDE B
06. The Leather Apron's Scorn
07. How Very Dead
08. The Wereworm's Feast
09. A Womb in Dark Chrysalis (Interlude)
10. Dawn of Rats

Vinyl Features:
+ Moonstone Vinyl
+ Gatefold Jacket (w/ Glow-in-the-Dark Spot Gloss)
+ 2-Sided Insert
+ A1 Size Poster (~23.4" x 33.1")
+ Digital Download Card
+ Limited Edition (2500 Copies)

Any band that has earned an army of devout followers through dropping eight killer full-lengths - and touring their collective ass off for eighteen years - could perhaps be forgiven for thinking they could take it easy as they wade into their ninth release. But that's just not The Black Dahlia Murder's style - the Michigan quintet continue to push themselves to new heights, creating searing melodic death metal that is aggressive, emotionally diverse that unquestionably provides a riveting listening experience.

SIDE A
01. Procurement of the Victuals
02. Cubensis
03. The Cull

SIDE B
04. Contrapasso
05. Speaking of Orbs

SIDE C
06. Tripolar
07. Check Your Misfortune

SIDE D
08. Pangloss
09. Sour Everythings

Vinyl Features:
+ Blue Watercolor Vinyl or Green Watercolor Vinyl
+ Gatefold Jacket
+ A1 Size Poster (~23.4" x 33.1")
+ Limited Edition (500 Copies Each)

As progenitors of some of the most inventive, uninhibited, dynamic music ever recorded, LA's Intronaut are a force to be reckoned with. These traits are expanded ever further on sixth full-length 'Fluid Existential Inversions', which features the most dramatic and epic sounds of their career.

Once again recorded with Josh Newell (Intronaut, Night Demon), the band also integrated keyboards for the first time, taking their love of mellotron and analog synths and making them a part of the Intronaut sound. When it came to mixing the record, the band called on Kurt Ballou (Converge, High on Fire), which resulted in a unique finished product that stands apart from their catalogue. The album is rife with striking contrasts, songs that veer from the punishingly violent to the achingly beautiful, often in seemingly jarring fashion, but there is very much a method to their madness, and dig a little deeper and everything makes sense.

Metal Blade Records Item #251466 / #251468

SIDE A
01. Black Valor
02. Necropolis
03. A Selection Unnatural
04. Denounced, Disgraced
05. Christ Deformed

SIDE B
06. Death Panorama
07. Throne of Lunacy
08. Eyes of Thousand
09. That Which Erodes the Most Tender
10. I Will Return

Vinyl Features:
+ "Astral Travel Yellow": Transparent Yellow w/ Black Smoke (500 copies)
+ "Sandstorm Sky Blue": Clear w/ White and Blue Smoke (500 copies)
+ Gatefold Jacket
+ 2-Sided Insert

SIDE A
01. Unhallowed
02. Funeral Thirst
03. Elder Misanthropy
04. Contagion
05. When the Last Grave Has Emptied

SIDE B
06. Thy Horror Cosmic
07. The Blackest Incarnation
08. Hymn for the Wretched
09. Closed Casket Requiem
10. Apex

Vinyl Features:
+ Smoke / White Split Vinyl
+ Single Jacket
+ 2-Sided Color Insert
+ Limited to 300 Copies

1. Pain Will Define Their Death
2. Victim
3. Violence, a Worthy Truth

One of the most pissed off and corrosive expressions of Death Metal you will ever hear! Finally on physical format the critically acclaimed debut EP by Portland-based band Vitriol!

Racking up serious pre-release praise from within the metal media, "Pain Will Define Their Death" sets forth Vitriol's sound in no uncertain terms. Through the EP's four tracks, the Portland, Oregon band lashes out with a style rooted in the turn-of-the-millennium works of Morbid Angel, Hate Eternal, and Nile. Vitriol's three members – guitarist/vocalist Kyle Rasmussen, bassist/vocalist Adam Roethlisberger, and drummer Scott Walker – attack the hallowed genre with a fresh aggression that cannot be faked.
Dense, visceral, overwhelming, Vitriol's tornado of sound is familiar but new.

“Violence is the element that will always be found in any Vitriol song. Trivializing the human experience and shining a light on its frailty and natural cowardice… I truly believe that what we want to communicate and represent with our band is a universal truth to everyone. We’re trying to tap into something that everyone has inside of them.” (Kyle Rasmussen)

For fans of Hate Eternal, Anaal Nathrakh, Internecine and Myrkskog

A1 Introduction
A2 Sores Will Weep
A3 Fragments Of Character
B1 They (As In Them)
B2 Burning These Days

1. Ob(Servant)
2. A Calculated Effort
3. Slaves of Nil
4. The Shifting Equilibrium
5. Removing the Common Bond
6. Horde in Devolution
7. Blood Stained Lineage
8. Immortal Army of One
9. Initiate

1. Establish Dominance 
2. Know Your Place 
3. Dogknotted 
4. Fountains of Bile 
5. No More Heroes 
6. Beating Those We Despise 
7. Gnaw Their Bones 
8. Irate 
9. Showering Teeth

SIDE A
01. Everything Went Black
02. What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse
03. Virally Yours
04. I Worship Only What You Bleed
05. Nocturnal

SIDE B
06. Deathmask Divine
07. Of Darkness Spawned
08. Climactic Degradation
09. To a Breathless Oblivion
10. Warborn

Vinyl Features:
+ Picture Disc Vinyl
+ European Import (Limited to 800 Copies)

Lead by founding members Eschbach and Strnad, the group offers their most complex, memorable, and utterly unholy album in "Nocturnal". Chock full of flesh searing riffage, mind-bending guitar solos by fret-freak John Kempainen, and the disgustingly poetic gore soaked lyricism that legions of the band's manically adoring fans have been hungering for. Reenergized by the precision finger work of bass master Ryan "Bart" Williams and the skin-bashings of newest addition Shannon Lucas (ex- All That Remains), Nocturnal finds the band at their most violent while never compromising the staple melodic style that they have become synonymous with.

SIDE A
01. Arbiters of the Apocalypse
02. Theatre of Horror
03. Monolithic Ignorance
04. Crumbling Imperium
05. Communion

SIDE B
06. The Exaltation
07. Profanum Vulgus
08. Copernican Heresy
09. Only the Spineless Survive
10. Cleaving Giants of Ice

1. We Were The Keepers 
2. Frozen Gaze 
3. Directive 
4. Deadlands 
5. As The Kingdom Drowns 
6. Beyond The Black 
7. Upon These Stones 
8. Momentum of The Void 
9. You Belong Here, Below

1. Downpour
2. Statues
3. The Burden of Flesh
4. Lament
5. Morbid Transcendence
6. I Am The Cosmos

Dismal Death/Doom from New York City. "Death Meditation" invokes six ghastly hallucinations from beyond the living world. Anguish and despair await those who dare...

1. Transmission
2. Unnegotiable Impact
3. Grim Magnetic
4. Agonesiac
5. Harpooned
6. Chronic Bedlam
7. Eaten By Crabs
8. Failed Organum
9. Pandemath
10. Arroyo
11. Orbiting Flesh
12. Grieving Birth
13. Judas Chair
14. Axelrod's Revenge
15. Sensitive Cop
16. Melted Cosmos
17. Aporia
18. Gorge On Abuse
19. Reprobated Embryo
20. Deep Pleasure
21. Fermented Mess
22. Dolor

Absolutely pulverizing grindcore as lethal as running a marathon in the open desert without any water. There are no tricks, no gimmicks, no pitch shift, no triggers, no psychic surgery, just grind. Do you grind? Because this fucking grinds. Did mention that it grinds. It does. It grinds. A pure record.

1. Carriers of the Plague
2. Forward to Submission
3. Euphorinasia
4. The Throne of Kings
5. Unmasking the Traitors
6. Become the Cult
7. From Scribe to Ashes
8. Deprivation
9. The Sleepers Have Awoken

1. Reckoning Force
2. Skinned Alive
3. Born Lost
4. The Heat
5. Retaliation
6. Brahman
7. At The Walls of Antioch
8. World of Pain
9. Civilized Mind

Formed in 2016, ENFORCED picks up where Sepultura and Cro-Mags left off and infuses their own volatile, hardcore fury into the hardcore/thrash crossover sound of the late '80s. Fronted by a voice that could only belong to that of a madman and unloading nonstop blazing riffs and pummeling breakdowns in every track, the band demolishes everything in their path, leaving a trail of smoldering wreckage and pure decimation anywhere they perform.

ENFORCED's impending At The Walls LP features a remixed and remastered version of the 2017 demo and their "Retaliation" promo, and introduces two brand new songs to the mix. All tracks were recorded by Bob Quirk and mixed and mastered by Arthur Rizk (Power Trip, Cavalera Conspiracy, Candy). In addition, Dwid Hellion (Integrity, Psywarfare) provides guest vocals to the track "Skinned Alive" who also created the apocalyptic album artwork for the LP.

Expect nothing but total war on stage from ENFORCED as they explode into 2019; a must-hear for fans of classic crossover/thrash from Nuclear Assault, Demolition Hammer, and Devastation, as well as modern shredders Skeletal Remains, Foreseen, and War Hungry.

1. Burning Fight
2. Undertone
3. By A Thread
4. No Spiritual Surrender

One of the most popular releases ever on Revelation Records. Intelligent and introspective lyrics combined with one of the most intense and heartfelt vocal performances ever captured on a hardcore record make this a must have for any fan of the genre. Vocalist Zack de la Rocha later went on to form and front Rage Against The Machine.

1. Wrecking Crew 2:01
2. Job Hunt 1:28
3. Arrested At Lunch 2:09
4. South Central 2:05
5. 1993; A Week B4 Graduation 2:15
6. New Years Eve 1999 1:58
Previously Released Bonus Material.
7. Chapter III
8. Run Over By A Truck
9. Franky; Buying Dogfood
10. An Interest In Prosthetics
11. Not Our Problem
12. The Days Of High Adventure
13. Deluxe Mental Hospital Tour
14. Jamming In Traffic
15. Pre-Retirement Nerves, "Cop Killers"
16. Talking Terrorism
17. Murder In The MTA
18. A Bad Day In Africa
19. Voice Of America's Sons
20. Game Time
21. A Shocking Interrogation
22. A Misappropriation Of Sector Resources
23. Corpserate Greed
24. A Waste Of Ammo
25. "I Think I'm Going To Love The Future"
26. Todd And Janelle
27. The Dream Left Behind
28. Tactical Destruction
29. 50 Year Storm
30. Not Economically Viable
31. Dutch & The Demon
32. Prove It
33. Massacre! / Main Title
34. Captives Of The Thuggee
35. Rotten Kid
36. Hauser
37. Personal Stuff
38. Panic At The Galleria
39. Border Crossing
40. Marmot
41. A Chat With The Pentagon
42. Worthless Bonus Track

Doombox is the most ridiculously packaged product yet from cinema-grinders Graf Orlock. Not only does the release feature a 10" as well as a 42-track CD which includes the 10" plus their previous three releases, but the entire package folds out into a full-size boombox complete with instruction manual.

1. Hornet's Nest

Originally debuted in June of 2018 as part of Adult Swim's Single Series, "Hornet's Nest" has been a staple in the band's set, a fixture on satellite and terrestrial radio, the band's fastest song ever to hit 1,000,000 streams (by over a year), and a fan favorite ever since. In the fall of 2019, Dark Operative issued tour flexis to accompany Power Trip on their co-headling, North American tour with High On Fire. These are the remaining copies from that run..

1. Wake - Simian Bull
2. Wake - Mouthbreeder
3. Wake - Ambitions
4. Wake - Contempt For Flesh
5. Rehashed - The Marrow 
6. Rehashed - F.U.C.K.
2. Rehashed - Straight To The Hole

REHASHED a Saskatoon-based punk/thrash group that has previously released a full length album on Power-It-Up Records and WAKE an intense metallic, hardcore-fused grinding 5 piece from Calgary, Alberta, that have released Leeches on 7 Degrees Records join together for a Give Praise release.

1. Introduction To...  
2. Definition 
3. Ancient Words 
4. Nothing More
5. Vengeance 
6. Darkside 
7. CKS 
8. Intitulado 

Japan’s KRUELTY was formed in 2017 and play a brutal and devastating mix of beatdown hardcore and punishing doomy death metal. Their debut full-length album “A Dying Truth” follows several splits and a single EP along with a slew of live shows, and is a savage and monolithic slab of what an ideal mix between vicious hardcore and brutal death metal should encompass.

1. Good To Feel
2. Lust For Destruction
3. Systematic Death
4. Panic Is On
5. Burning Water
6. Joy Of Life
7. Distorted Dreams
8. Human Target
9. Bigger Than Yours

Candy has once again teamed up with Triple B Records for their most fantastical and sinister release yet. Keeping in line with the artistic dualities of pleasure and pain, fact and fiction, peace and violence, their debut LP Good to Feel delivers 9 songs of their most ambitious and focused material to date. Aligning with the esteemed engineer and producer Arthur Rizk, Candy has finally achieved the type of artistry that transcends the confines of its own medium. Where they once dabbled in the marriage of noise and image, Good to Feel succeeds in its pull from deep cinematic wells. Utilizing the atmosphere of films such as Escape from New York and Akira, Candy’s new record grants the listener a psychotic joyride into a world one misstep away from absolute obliteration. Environmental devastation, police violence, political corruption, and a myriad of tragedies privy to the human experience all make their way into the vaudeville demonstration that is Good to Feel.

1. Wretched
2. Desperate Pigs
3. Negative Feedback 
4. Do Worse 
5. Escape From Neo-Melbourne 
6. Validated
7. Compulsion 
8. Twisted Metal

Futureshock synthgrind from Melbourne, Australia clogging your neural network with sawtooth slaughterwaves of subversive cyber sewage. Featuring the usual cast of miscreants you love to hate from Internal Rot, Incinerated, Headless Death, Contaminated, etc.

1. Infinite Consciousness Unchained from the Mortal Incarnation
2. A Dismal Propagation Into Decay

Tokyo-based Japanese death-doom destroyers Mortal Incarnation debut with "Lunar Radiant Dawn", a two-track, sixteen-minute dirge of colossal and otherworldly atmospheric death metal that towers over this year's death-doom output as one of the most imposing and spellbinding manifestations the genre has seen all year. On the mesmerizing EP the Japanese four piece have masterfully harnessed the majesty and alien experimentalism first conceptualized by legendary death-doom progenitors dISEMBOWELMENT, and fused it with the merciless darkness of bands like Morbid Angel, Immolation and Incantation, to sublimate into an imposing sonic entity of unseen majesty and enormity. Unyieldingly heavy and dark, yet profoundly mystical and contemplative, through the sapient interviewing of baneful and crepuscular 90s death metal and massive architectures of lysergic psychedelic virtuosity borrowed directly from the likes of Pink Floyd and King Crimson, Mortal Incarnation have assembled one of the most modern and visionary pure death-doom releases in years, in which the intimacy and meditative powers of the golden era of 70's psych/progressive rock and the primordial darkness and ferocity of the most suffocating death metal coexist in a marvel of superb aesthetic dominance and of crushing evocative force.

1. Ontogenesis
2. Emergence
3. Vision
4. Creation
5. Attainment
6. Salvation
7. Erasure

Formed in 2013, the band plays atmospheric black metal, but with an animalistic quality, which lend itself well due to the fact that Vultuur (vocals) wears a giant bird skull during live rituals. "The Alchemist's Vision" follows their previous release, a split with fellow Texans Haunter, and with the shifting of songwriting responsibilities to guitarist Theia Mania, the band have honed their latest offering giving both melody and rawness to their output, creating something that is uniquely theirs.

1. Daemonomie
2. Cursed Keys of Malefica
3. Graveside Summoning
4. The Abbess

After completing nine years of occult study and seclusion, ARTS has manifested "Graveside Summoning," containing four malevolent spells that seal the listener in a labyrinth of insanity. These compositions unleash a full-frontal assault of venomous vocals with riffs encircled in sepulchral fog to swallow you in a black abyss. .:AA:. returns from the shadows to stake his claim as the magus of aural chants, while .:MM:. conjures symphonic angels to poison your mind with confusion and doubt so that you may never rest again. In the dark years since the release of their monumental album, "Vault of Heaven," ARTS has maintained their throttling style while developing a heightened sense of enchantment that has been painstakingly crafted within their furtive denomination to achieve maximum poisonous effect.

1. Contemplate/Enact
2. Flesh Pursuit
3. Burning Desire To Draw Last Breath
4. R.S.A
5. E.P.T.S
6. Gruel For The Beast
7. Lie, Deny, Sanctify
8. Eco-Terror
9. Monolith

San Jose/Santa Cruz, CA, band Gulch has been making waves, sharing members with Drain, Hands Of God, and Spinebreaker as well as playing crushing sets at This Is Hardcore and Sound And Fury, and bring an ugly, metallic brand of hardcore punk that stays away from metalcore but pushes into the realm of dirty crust, D-beat, death metal, and thrash. This 10" compiles both the band's debut 7", "Burning Desire To Draw Last Breath," which sold out quickly, and their debut demo cassette.

1. Serve And Protect (demo)
2. Start Again (demo)
3. Fortress (demo)
4. Dixon Instrumental (demo)
5. Grand Mal (demo)
6. I Won't Allow (demo)
7. Pressure's On (demo)
8. Woodstock (demo)
9. Death Threat (demo)
10. In The Distance (live)
11. Serve And Protect
12. In The Distance
13. Fortress
14. A Light In The Darkness
15. Woodstock
16. Without Peace
17. Death Threat
18. I Won't Allow
19. Existence
20. Pain
21. Pressure's On
22. Utopia
23. Briviba
24. Touch And Go
25. Number
26. Through The Mist
27. Suffer Now
28. C.D.R.F.
29. Activate
30. Pain
31. Agony God
32. Paper Cuts
33. Burst Of Silence

Citizen's Arrest were a New York hardcore punk band that formed in the Lower East Side of Manhattan and existed from 1988-1990. They played a bunch of shows at legendary punk venues like CBGBs and ABC No Rio. Heavily influenced by S.O.A., Negative FX and Siege, this record amalgamates gruff vocals with extremely raw, fast hardcore. This discography release contains pretty much everything they recorded including their 1989 demo, 7", compilation tracks, album, unreleased Red C cover with Daryl on vocals and a live recording with Daryl on vocals. The 8" live flexi was left out due to its bad sound quality. All copies come housed in quality gatefold jacket and includes a double sided A2 poster and zine styled booklet with old photos and additional information about each release.

Featuring Ted Leo and Daryl Kahan of Funebrarum

1. Singe 00:55
2. Mouth Breather 01:04
3. Gorged 02:14
4. Satan is King 01:33
5. Turncoat 02:26
6. Matapacos 01:08
7. Copsucker 01:24
8. Propaganda of the Deed 01:27
9. Exercise in Futility 01:45
10. Urban Blight 01:16
11. Come Out Fighting 01:33
12. Revenge 00:35
13. Ashes to Ashes 01:58
14. Back in Black Bloc 01:18
15. Maggot Museum 02:28

"Satan Is King" is the antidote to excess, greed, and mindless indulgence. Politically charged while distributing sonically raw dispatches at break-neck speed, the album is a 15-part manifesto of fury and a visceral open sore of aggression, embracing grindcore, powerviolence, and more. Limited edition of 500 copies.

1. Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing
2. The Nightmare Continues
3. The Final Blood Bath
4. Protest and Survive
5. I Won't Subscribe
6. Drunk With Power
7. Meanwhile
8. A Hell on Earth
9. Cries of Help
10. The Possibility of Life's Destruction
11. Q: And Children? A: And Children
12. The Blood Runs Red
13. Free Speech for the Dumb
14. The End

If you don't have this, you better get it. Essential.

01. Inspirational Significance
02. Hyper-Victim
03. Private Vice Public Benefit
04. Zalongo
05. Incel Circle Jerk
06. A Ladder of Seven Rounds
07. These Leeches
08. Indoctrinate (Interlude)
09. Your Beneficial Hate
10. Lines in Sand
11. In a Locked Room
12. Farinha
13. To Live and Die in Shittsfield
14. Million Year Picnic (M.O.S.H.)
15. These Insects Lived Like Men
16. Indoctrinated (Outro)

Through punishingly short, and dynamic songs, Escuela Grind delivers politically charged lyrics inspired by modern anxieties, unrest, and the roots of Hardcore Punk, Grindcore, and Power Violence. While members Katerina Economou, Jesse Fuentes (Kill the Client, Creator|Destroyer), Jason Balthazar Eldridge (Hearse), and Kris Morash (Your Brain on Drugs) span from different parts of the United States; the band has been based in Upstate New York and Western Massachusetts since its first shows in 2016.

1. OG Intro
2. Era of Terror
3. Duck Down
4. No Comparin
5. Not A Game
6. Let Down
7. Speedin
8. Wetlandz
9. Phantom Spirit
10. Devil's Playground
11. Mosherz Anthem

Tampa’s Three Knee Deep might be the most ignorant band in the game. They’re the band you throw on when Never Ending Game feels a little too subtle and intellectual. Three Knee Deep are named after a prison-slang term for warning-stabbing. Their music is thunderous hard-chug ’90s style goon-music, with vocals that are either death-metal grunt-bellows or, more often, straight-up mook-rapping. Some of the tracks are rap instrumentals that suddenly give way to groove-metal lurches. There’s some serious rap-metal influence at work on Three Knee Deep’s music — to the point where they’ll put DJ scratches on a breakdown — but that only adds to the socially-maladjusted street-fighting force of this stuff. This is that real beat-you-up music.

1. Internal Rot - Crushed Knuckles 
2. Internal Rot - Bile Flower
3. Internal Rot - Ineptability
4. Internal Rot - Por Que No Conosco El Miedo (Excruciating Terror)
5. Mellow Harsher - Rich Albertoni 
6. Mellow Harsher - Whiskey Stepdad
7.  Mellow Harsher - Fucked Over  
8. Mellow Harsher - Heroin Arm 
9. Mellow Harsher - Drug Dog
10. Mellow Harsher - Dusted  
11. Mellow Harsher - Ski Mask  
12. Mellow Harsher - Stinge

Double dose of grind on 625 Thrash.

1. Tiempos De Miseria 
2. Me Robaron
3.Crudo Soy 
4. Las Madres Lloran 
5. Eliminación 
6. Desde Afuera 
7. Asesinos 
8. Se Ve En Tu Cara 
9. Cipayos, Traidores y Vendidos 
10. Sin Caras 
11. No Estoy Convencido 
12. Curiosidad 
13. ¿Por Qué? 
14. Tú Lo Enseñaste 
15. Lucha Para Que Te Escuchen 
16. Corrido Jodido 
17. Escaleras
18. Llegan Empujando 
19. Nada Cambia 
20. Achicados 
21. En Mi Opinión 
22. No Te Debo Nada 
23. Levántate 
24. La Caída De Latinoamérica 
25. Nos Quieren Como Siempre  
26. No Me Vengan A Salvar  
27. Déjanos En Paz 
28. Tierra De Libertad 
29. Victorias y Ganancias  
30. Unidad Prohibida 
31. That's Right We're That Spic Band 
32. Poco a Poco 
33. Suéltalo 
34. Migra Violenta 
35. Viejos Patéticos 
36. Del Pasado Al Presente 
37. Esto No Trae Precio 
38. A Los Inseguros 
39. Tomando Los Golpes 
40. No Existen Palomas Blancas En Mi Barrio 
41. No Va A Haber Revolución 
42. ¿Quién Es El Pendejo Más Grande? 
43. ¿Qué Pasó Con La Paz? 
44. Metiendo Sal En La Llaga 
45. ¿Vas A Regresar? 
46. Hardcoregoismo 
47. Naciste Con Voz 
48. Ilegal, ¿Y Qué? 
49. Identidad Perdida 
50. Vendedores De Dolor 
51. 500 Años 
52. ¿Ahora Quién Se Queja? 
53. Lengua Armada 
54. ¿Qué Paso Con La Paz? (Alt. Version)
55. Peleamos 
56. Escupiendo En Tu Propia Cara 
57. Que Te Conviene 
58. Me Lo Paso Por El Culo 
59. Cobardes 
60. Desde El Barrio 
61. Sin Título 
62. Somos Peligrosos 
63. No Se Acabó 
64. Lo Que Queremos 
65. ¿Qué Me Importa? 
66. Mediocre 

LOS CRUDOS, formed in Chicago's Pilsen neighbourhood in the early 90's, are a Latino punk band with a strong socio-political message and an extremely militant DIY attitude. During their first incarnation, spanning the years 1991 to 1998 the band self-released their own records, printed their own merch, booked their own shows and toured relentlessly around the world. From South America to Japan including a 3 month European tour in the winter of 1996. They spoke to the freaks the outsiders and the minorities and were not afraid of confronting the white middle class punk who reigned supreme during the terrible 90's. A time which will not be remembered for their hardcore output except for a few exceptions, in which CRUDOS are surely included. Their sound, far from being a copycat of whatever flavour of the month was reigning at the time was heavy rooted in the golden years of European and Latino American ferocious hardcore punk. With bands as IMPACT, WRETCHED, OLHO SECO, TERVEET KADET or MASACRE 68 as obvious influences in a time when the simple mention of any of those bands (or any non English speaking bands really) was usually met with a laugh or a joke. They sang in Spanish, with aggression and conviction and that made their message spread out widely, reaching thousands of Spanish speaking punks both in Latino America and Spain as well as inside USA where third generation Latino kids surely were missing a voice within the punk scene. The band split up in 1998 after a really intense year of touring and reformed in 2008. The band will be undertaking their first ever Scandinavian tour in July/ Agust 2016.

This collection, originally released as a benefit for MRR magazine last year, includes all the LOS CRUDOS output plus compilation tracks as well as a couple demo tracks and an unreleased song. The European version comes in a gatefold sleeve and brings a 40 page booklet with flyers and the lyrics of all songs. /p>

1. God Forgot
2. Final Prayer Of The Devil's Bastard
3. Strange Terrain
4. Lake Of Fire
5. Goners
6. It's Easy
7. I Know That You Know
8. Darker
9. Higher Than The Sky
10. The Truth Is(n't) Out There

Chicago's hardest.

1. (It's Sometimes Like We Never Started)
2. Love American
3. Young Hearts Be Free Tonight
4. Since Always
5. Calculation-Nation
6. The Last Supper After Party
7. Crimescene
8. Bluem
9. Aeiou
10. Crush Of The Year
11. No Lotions Gonna Unclog Those Pores
12. We Killed It
13. (And It's Sometimes Like It Will Never End)

"We're Down Til We're Underground" by Give Up The Ghost was originally released by Equal Vision Records on September 23rd, 2003. At the time of original release, American Nightmare were legally forced to change their name, and Give Up The Ghost was chosen. Produced by Jim Siegel (Blood For Blood, Slapshot) and Tim Cossar, "We're Down…" is true milestone of an album. Encapsulating the personal growth, strife, and struggle of the band members that helped to create it. From the first strummed notes of opening instrumental "(It's Sometimes Like It Never Started)" the album feels personal and thematic. In many ways, it is as if we are listening to the beat of the open heart of the creators. Because of this, it's difficult to pinpoint any high point in the music and lyrical content. Every song on "We're Down Til' We're Underground" effortlessly carries intense emotional weight in all it's layers. After all, it's an album born out of pressure and pain more so than most hardcore records (past or present) will likely ever be.

Deathwish, under exclusive license from Equal Vision Records, have reissued "We're Down Til We're Underground" on vinyl format. The album has been remastered for vinyl by Paul Gold at Salt Mastering (Converge, Fucked Up). This new version is offered in a gatefold jacket with revamped artwork and packaging.

1. Don't Call Me Tonight
2. No One Gets In
3. Frat Boys
4. No They Don't Wash Off
5. Play To Destroy
6. You Make Me Hate You
7. From Nothing To Nothing
8. Close My Eyes And Hope For The Worst
9. Relationshit
10. Intermission
11. Fortified
12. I Don't Need To Be Saved
13. Trust Me I Don't Forget
14. Not This Time
15. Furious And Alone
16. Live Fast, Die Punk
17. The Cause
18. It's The End

The best early-00's fastcore record. Repress on Six Feet Under.

1. Feel The Pressure
2. Hyper Vigilance
3. Sick One
4. Army Of One
5. Character Fraud
6. Hollister Daydreamer
7. White Coat Syndrome
8. The Process Of Weeding Out
9. Bad Faith
10. California Cursed

The city of Santa Cruz, CA, is known for its boardwalk, hippie university, and The Lost Boys movie, drawing tourists and students from all over the globe, driving up the cost of living and pushing out long-lived independent businesses. As the new blood of Santa Cruz hardcore punk, Drain has a fiery, metal-tinged, thrashing hardcore sound. For fans of Power Trip, Take Offense, Turnstile, Cro-Mags, Judge, and Terror.

1. Crawl
2. Neuter
3. Fighting Music
4. Fluids
5. Brain Tourniquet
6. Mind Eraser
7. Kill, Eat & Breed
8. Built For Brutality

The long lost Neanderthal discography finally emerges from it’s cave to see the light of day. Eight anthems of destruction (5 tracks from the 1990 Fighting Music” 7″ on Slap A Ham, 2 tracks from the 1990 Neanderthal/Rorschach split 7″ on Vermiform, and one track from the 1991 “Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh!” compilation 7″ on Slap A Ham). Without Neanderthal there would not be Powerviolence. Nanderthal was Eric Wood (Man Is the Bastard and/Cross Out), Matt Domino (Infest), and Joe Denunzio (Infest). A must have for anyone interested in Infest, Man Is The Bastard, Charred Remains, Weekend Nachos, or Lack of Interest. This is a discography of all released recordings. One sided with Neanderthal etching on B side. Let the games begin!

1. Six O'Clock (V1)
2. Pliant
3. Who Do You Know?
4. Skin Graft
5. Second Guess
6. Nice Place To Raise Children
7. Nothing There
8. Standing By
9. Kept In Line
10. Dirt
11. Didn't I
12. Left For Dead
13. Eight Floors Above
14. Pulling Teeth
15. Six O'Clock (V2)
16. Plant The Seed
17. Ripped Up

Left For Dead's entire 1996-97 studio output remixed from the original 1/4" multi-track reels by Kevin Bernsten/Developing Nations and mastered by James Plotkin.

1. Wars of Attrition
2. Why Not Love
3. (Symbols of) Human Failure
4. Mutual Destruction
5. Cost of Progress
6. Insolent Death
7. Echoes of Life
8. Corrupt Dreams
9. Onward to Collapse
10. Drain
11. Love Fear
12. Inevitable

Destruct deliver an absolute crusher of a debut LP following a couple recent, well-regarded demos. The sound is one that you know and are familiar with; Stoke-on-Trent, Scandanavia, and Japan, but it has been executed to its absolute maximum and captured with a clear and powerful recording. Huge, catchy riffs. Exacting rhythm. Howls of defeat, agony and pain.Taking a time-honored formula, they have lent their hand to making an album that has again breathed new life into the genre. “Echoes of Life” is a testament to the power of paying respects to a classic sound while simultaneously pushing it forward to today. It’s the sound of an enormous door closing in the depths of hell. Ten-million tons of TNT dropped on your head.

1. Vocationem
2. C.O.T.E.
3. Devil's Daughters Dance
4. The Isolation Cult
5. Militant Misanthrope
6. Into the Otherworld
7. Sacred Sacrifice 
8. Wind Assassin
9. The Mouth Beyond

Following the path of the material found on the outfit’s recently-issued split 7” with V.E.G.A.S., BROKEN CROSS delivers its most searing material yet with Militant Misanthrope. The sound tone and quality of the new LP yields a heavily enriched sound which bears a vast difference to the earlier lo-fi recordings, with blazing elements of thrash metal heritage seeping its way into the boldly-produced album’s nine new anthems. Recorded at Studio Underjord in Norrköping, Sweden (Vanhelgd, Year Of The Goat, Griftegård), and mastered by Joel Grind (Toxic Holocaust), Militant Misanthrope is completed with drawings inspired by the 1980s/90s anime style and werewolf folklore, created by Dwid Hellion (Integrity).

1. Bully In Blue
2. Awkward Always
3. Babylon Of Ours
4. Flint Hostage Crisis
5. To Play Caesar (Is To Be Stabbed To Death)
6. Trapped In A Bomb
7. Detroit Is The New Miami
8. Eternal Contrarian
9. Well Whiskey Wishes
10. Black Tar Halo
11. Empty Time
12. Impossible Possibilities
13. Potter's Song
14. Simple
15. Anarchist Wedding
16. Cheers To Ya

It was in 2006 that Detroit, MI, punks The Suicide Machines called it a day after 15 years and six full-throttle, super-charged, and confrontational albums. "Revolution Spring," the band's seventh album and Fat Wreck debut picks up right where they left off - full of blistering, rousing songs finding the band in truly explosive and energetic form. Old and new fans aline will find "Revolution Spring" an energetic homage to the band's past anthemic, hardcore ska-punk roots, mixed with the newfound optimism and raw personal life experiences of the band. Vinyl version includes digital download.

1. Has Been
2. These Are The Days
3. Go Back To The Gym
4. Brand New Place
5. Why Is She In Pain
6. What I'd Give
7. Success Story
8. In Our Hands
9. Do You Believe
10. That'll Never Be Me
11. Trapped
12. Throughout
13. Never Forget
14. Only The Diehard Remain

Battery was a staple of the Washington, DC hardcore scene during the '90s, formed by a who's who of that scene, including members of Damnation A.D., Better Than A Thousand, Shelter, Ashes, Darkest Hour and Worlds Collide. From 1991-1998 the band released numerous EPs and LPs that have mostly been in high demand for reissues leading up to Revelation Records reissuing "Whatever It Takes" in 2014. Includes a 48-page, 12" x 12" book with lyrics, oral history of the band and piles of photos and other artwork from throughout the band's history. LP includes digital download of this record.

1. Graze The Fire
2. Discouraged
3. Transgression
4. Show Your Greed
5. Burn (Eradicate)
6. Sincerity
7. Crippled Man
8. Badge Licker
9. With Silence
10. With Grace

Axis has been a band for five years, with just an EP and two splits to show for it until now. "Show Your Greed" is their debut full-length, and finds the band honing their sound, bringing a hard, heavy and chaotic brand of metallic hardcore played with the same power and technicality of '90s favorites like Turmoil, Kiss It Goodbye and Converge.

1. Shift I
2. Fear And Impulse
3. Sovereign
4. Solipsism
5. Parasitic Eye
6. Faith
7. Ravine
8. Consume
9. Soma
10. The Altruist
11. Shift II
12. Tightrope

"Shift" is the second full-length from Florida's metalcore masters Axis. These tracks channel the power of noisy and chaotic '90s bands like Coalesce, Threadbare and Kiss It Goodbye while keeping pace with current heavyweights like Vein and Code Orange.

1. The Ties That Bind
2. Things Aren't The Same
3. Object To Persona
4. Ceremony
5. All For Them
6. Dividend
7. Team
8. Stop When The Red Lights Flash
9. Be All End All

The Debut 12" from South Florida's BE ALL END ALL! Only 500 pressed. Colored vinyl, 1 sided 12" with a silkscreened B Side. Artwork by Kyle Niland.

1. Reaching Perfection
2. Tasting Death
3. A Prison
4. A Release
5. Drown In Duress
6. Massive Wash Of Cowardice
7. Acceptance
8. Dirt & Suffering
9. Painted With A Broken Hand
10. Goddamn This Waiting
11. Needles & Blood

At The Heart Of The World’s new album, Reaching Perfection, Tasting Death, is the second chapter of their nihilistic manifesto, documenting their ongoing sonic metamorphosis, and further cementing them as masters of industrial metal alchemy. With this misanthropic sermon, these warrior cenobites spit words of pain into the blank faces of the complacent and self-righteous mob. Equal parts kinetic melody and crushing violence, the album explores a wide range of attitudes, from the dual title tracks’ distorted crunch and blasts of percussion, to the vicious melancholy of “A Prison.” The malcontent dirge of “Massive Wash Of Cowardice,” paints a portrait of self-loathing torment while the spiteful fury of “Dirt & Suffering” redirects that hatred out into world.

Since the release of 2018’s Rotting Forms, At The Heart Of The World have sequestered themselves in a dungeon of electronic noise and analog riffs, perfecting their sound. Now, these impious acolytes of misery are declaring total war on the oppressive banality of life, emerging to wield their newly forged aural truncheons against the vulnerable eardrums of the masses, and with the release of Reaching Perfection, Tasting Death, these raiding parties will only grow in frequency and ferocity.

1. Back in the Ground
2.Alternate Route To Mexico
3. A Man Named Suicide
4. He Jumped off a Roof
5. Stairs to Eggroom
6. Dominant Species
7. Five Stars General
8. Go Away (To Paradise)
9. Minimum Freedom
10. Extreme Measures
11. Rooftop Anarchy
12. Almost Human

An Examination of Violent Cinema Vol 1. was written and recorded in January 2018 in the midst of a snowed in 5-day lock down in the nether regions of a frigid North Carolinian winter. In the course of those vapid 120 hours, twelve songs emerged as testament to the rigor mortis of the vapid film industry and the thoroughly pedestrian worldview of hardcore. Taking inspiration from the cinema’s previous twelve months, Examination finds Graf Orlock in fine classic form; bizarre ideas haphazardly laid over even more pointlessly confrontational lyrical content. Contained therein is not only commentary on the weak and prosaic state of the last decades endlessly recycled and not-nearly-violent-enough releases, but also the question of how one could even contemplate the creation of “art” in a landscape so devoid of vision. If there will never again be the singularity of almost politicism and almost social commentary that was the beauty of 1987’s Predator, should we continue to push this same human sized ball of celluloid and shit interminably up the same hill? One could argue the irrationality of routinely ignoring empirical evidence would place us somewhere in the classification of “idiot”, “moron”, or in the formerly credible status of “imbecile”. This seems to apply in all regards to the difficult and confusing milieu we all currently inhabit. This is a study of those questions, through the ill-refined, gross, and frankly annoying lens of cinema-grind, a term some never seemed to notice we created ourselves to mock ourselves. Years on Graf Orlock still manages to confuse people either by motive or aim, and this hopefully continues that trajectory. In the fog of this shit-steam, the point remains clear-ish that perhaps the purpose here is to make something different out of the street refuse, the D-list VHS, or the synthetic and ironic world of the action movie. At its most reduced, perhaps it’s a pastiche of our heinously embarrassing cultural aspects, or at its best a critique of the past that attempts to look forward into a totally bleak future. As Benjamin said “Mechanical reproduction of a work of art . . . represents something new.” Who knows, but in order to find anything of value one must delve headlong into the breach (or torso in this case) and rip the innards out and see what can be salvaged.

1. Tactical Destruction
2. 50 Year Storm
3. Economically Viable
4. Improvement Society
5. Dutch and the Demon
6. Prove It 
7. Massacre! Main
8. Captives of the Thuggee
9. Rotten Kid
10. Hauser
11. Personal Stuff
12. Panic at the Galleria
13. Boarder Crossing
14. Marmot
15. A Chat With the Pentagon    
16. Untitled

Destination Time Yesterday is the first album by grindcore band Graf Orlock. This is the first chapter of the Destination Time trilogy named after the controversial UCLA screenplay. Yesterday contains songs featuring movies from the 1980s and movies influenced by events during the 1980s including the Cold War.