Before they became some terrible fucking cliche and a staple of WWF theme song mix-tapes, Prong was a pretty sick crossover thrash band:
Prong - Primitive Origins
--fred
2/21/10
Prong - Primitive Origins
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2/1/10
Low Threat Profile - Self Titled 7"
Self Titled 7" by Low Threat Profile (members of Crossed Out/Infest/Lack of Interest). Fast Hardcore packed into a 4 minute record...apparently took close to a decade for this to get released. You can pick it up at Celebrated Summer and probably a million places around the tubes for $15 or so.
Low Threat Profile - Self Titled
Also a heads up to those of you who like punk/grind but don't want to spend a shit-ton on CDs and records and whatnot (and don't mind the character that comes with cassettes), check out ThrashMouthRecords. I've already uploaded 4 or 5 tapes from their catalog, but you can get a handful of tapes for around 10 bucks with only 2 or 3 dollars shipping...all quality underground stuff. Plus, they just put out a GODSTOMPER/Dos Amigos split. They're good friendly dudes, check it out.
--fred
Posted by fred at 6:49 PM 2 comments
Labels: hardcore, powerviolence
1/31/10
First Radio Show of 2010 Tonight!
FIRST MINDGRINDER TONIGHT on WMUC (wmucradio.com)!
Grind, Crust, Thrash, Hardcore, and Sludge
Tune in at 9PM (eastern) til midnight here
Requests: (301)314-8800
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Labels: MINDGRINDER, WMUC
12/25/09
Dale Crover - Drumb 7"
I know some dude requested this here about a year ago...pretty much no one has a rip of this, so this is my christmas present to him and all of you.
This is Dale Crover's only legit solo release. It was released back in '96 with somewhere around 200-500 copies I'm pretty sure. Side A is Drums and Noise (Four Words), while Side B is Side A backwards (Sdraw Kcab). I ripped the record at both 45RPM and 33RPM, as I wasn't sure which was the right speed...but it sounds a hell of a lot more evil at 33. Included with the download are complete scans of the front, back, and inlay of the sleeve, as well as a scan of Dale's short-lived minizine "Drumb" (props to themelvins.net).
Dale Crover - Drumb 7"
Excerpt from Dale's Drumbzine:
Q: What has three legs and an a**h%!$ on top?
A: A drum throne.
Q: How do you know when a drummer is at the door?
A: The knock speeds up.
A: When you say come in, he comes in late.
A: By the domino's uniform.
Q: A drummer who can keep time, A drummer who can't keep time, and Santa Claus are walking down the street. A $50 bill blows by. Who gets it?
A: The drummer who can't keep time. The other 2 do not exist.
Enjoy and have a good christmas/break/whatever the fuck
--fred
BONUS:
Here are a few of Dale's efforts from the past twenty something years, including his Solo EP, released with the Melvins:
Melvins - Dale Crover EP
Melvins - Night Goat 7"
Porn (The Men Of) - Wine, Women and Song
NIRVANA - Live 8/20/1990 w/ Dale on drums
Shrinebuilder (w/Wino, Scott Kelly, and Al Cisneros)
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Labels: dale crover, melvins, NIRVANA, shrinebuilder
POWERVIOLENCE and Hardcore Christmas Drop
All Winners Here:
Noose - 2009 Demo (Winnipeg, Canada)
Eddie Brock - 2009 Demo ((superpowersviolence) from Baltimore)
Sylvester Staline - Gonna Spread Hard Drugs To Your Kids With the Royalties Gained From This... (France)
Kent Brockman - Crustcoreviolence EP (Germany)
I Decide - Spiking Drinks with Holy Water (DC Hardcore)
Old Familiars:
Magrudergrind / Sylvester Staline Split
Infest - Mankind 7"
Spazz / Floor Split
Hatred Surge - Isolated Human EP New EP!!
--fred (More later today)
Posted by fred at 2:11 PM 4 comments
Labels: fast, hardcore, HEAVY, powerviolence
12/22/09
Damage Digital
Grindcore from the land of the rising sun and one of my favorites from the area--for fans of Discordance Axis and Napalm Death.
BLAST BEATS ON THE LOOSE:
Damage Digital - Moss
--fred
Posted by fred at 7:48 PM 0 comments
Labels: fuck, good music, grindcore, Japan
12/21/09
Noosebomb - Brainfood for the Braindead
I assume that because you're on this blog you like bands like Noosebomb, so here's some Noosebomb. With two members from Grief, scratchy-throat vocals, grinding guitars, liberal use of samples and an overall lethargic tempo you pretty much know from the first song what you're getting in to, though elements of grind, d-beat, and straight up punk peek through. Fans of Grief certainly won't be disappointed.
Final Verdict: this is the kind of music I like to get drunk to.
Posted by Trey at 5:42 PM 1 comments



