Evil Robots Attacking Me?... punk, metal, hardcore

Sooyoung Park

yes. anything and everything. some of the most listened to records i've ever experienced.

DUST - Tel Aviv, IL


http://dust-hardcore.bandcamp.com/album/dust

feelin this Eagulls stuff.


much Killing Joke admiration going on of course. noisy where it has to be.


http://derangedrecords.bandcamp.com/album/eagulls

ya know what the best thing is about Single Mothers releasing their debut "Negative Qualities" lp earlier this month??

not only is "Negative Qualities" one of my fave releases this year, but there's now MORE KICK ASS SINGLE MOTHERS TUNES to add to the player, so you can hear both previous ill e.p's, AND the new lp all on shuffle & shit. ya know what i mean? tunes to piss people off.

Single Mothers.. can get it. totally. imo, one of the best bands going at the moment.

if you haven't already ... http://singlemothersband.bandcamp.com/

http://www.dinealonerecords.com/2013/ind...s/view/391

http://shopusa.xlrecordings.com/negative-qualities

why let Roadside Monument (Seattle 1994 - 1998, 2003 - 2004) revel in obscurity?

yes, great band from back in the day. actually, Christian identified, post hardcore, math rock etc from Seattle, via the early days of Tooth & Nail Records. I first heard them play live on the local college radio station in Vancouver, B.C. way back when. they definitely left an impression. I was a fan from then on. their lp's are great listens, if yer into definite, math rock & post hc related stuff. If you've never had the pleasure, you might want to dig em up. ** YO, PROPS TO K Hungtinton from the youtube channel for posting this 2002 live Roadside Monument gig. it sounds great!!

Roadside Monument discography:

My Life is Green (7-inch, 1996, Tooth & Nail Records)
Beside This Brief Hexagonal (1996, Tooth & Nail Records)
Roadside Monument/Puller Split EP (1997, Tooth & Nail Records)
Eight Hours Away from Being a Man (1997, Tooth & Nail Records)
Roadside Monument / Frodus Split EP (1997, Tooth & Nail Records)
I Am the Day of Current Taste (1998, Tooth & Nail Records)

years ago, i lent my brother my Rites of Spring cd. I still haven't gotten it back.

i don't blame him.

"End on End", Rites of Spring 1985 - 1987 compilation lp (Dischord Records 1991), one of the greats, as always. you could include the 1986, One Last Wish lp (post Rites of Spring, pre-Fugazi jams) in with the Rites stuff as well. good stuff. of course, any posted live clips of Rites of Spring, and One Last Wish are gems indeed. bigs.

Cassilis - Philly, PA

Cassilis "Outing", April 2014 lp, very good.


http://cassilis.bandcamp.com/album/quitting

Black Love - Montreal, Quebec

Black Love s/t lp, September 2014


http://blacklovemtl.bandcamp.com/

Old Soul - Muskegon, Michigan


http://oldsoulband.bandcamp.com/album/ol...ters-split

http://oldsoulband.bandcamp.com/album/tidal-lock

Rest in Pieces (NYC) - 1985 - 1990

Sick of It All related band featuring Sick of It All drummer Armand Majidi on vocals, & Craig Stefari.

Palatka (Gainesville, FL) - 1994 - 1999


"The End of Irony" 1999 (No Idea Records). great lp from back then. there was a 2002 Palatka discography compilation that I do have, not sure if it was self released or not, or even a physical release at that. either way, good stuff for the style.

ill.

Have Mercy - "A Place of Our Own" lp, Hopeless Records, October 27, 2014

word the fuck up. http://havemercy.merchnow.com/

so yeah, basically, the new Have Mercy lp has been my morning soundtrack for the past 3 days. its good. I like it. I'm happy with it. Its Have Mercy! if they blow up commercially on any level - and they should - I wholeheartedly support it. i mean, the songs.. they have it. from day. 2 albums of pop greatness thus far. bigs.

thanks for the tunes guys. I've been listening like crazy over the past couple of years.

San Angelus - Vancouver, BC / Los Angeles, CA.. and points in between

"Soon We’ll All Be Ghosts" lp (2013/ September 2014, Amber & Wool Music/Arctic Rodeo Recordings)

"uu•Ãœ•uu" ep - The Mylene Sheath, June 2014

its been a looong time coming, but its nice to see the San Angelus stuff get physical releases this year. San Angelus, an ongoing collaborative band with members of Vancouver, B.C's, Revelation Records greats Sparkmarker, and friends along the way from Pelican, Narrows, Aeges. Undertow, Ken Mode, and more.


http://arcticrodeorecordings.com/?page_id=2770

http://sanangelusms.bandcamp.com/releases

San Angelus - uu•Ãœ•uu - June 2014
https://soundcloud.com/themylenesheath/s...us-uuo-ouu

i mean, BOTCH was one of the greatest ever, but.. if Narrows put out more stuff, I'd be happy with that too.

just saying.

do it up. http://deathwishinc.bandcamp.com/album/painted

Obliterations (Los Angeles, CA)

FANTASTIC!!


"Poison Everything" lp - Southern Lord, October 2014


http://obliterationssl.bandcamp.com/releases

http://obliterations.bandcamp.com/

Warsawwasraw - Paris, France

"Sensitizer" lp - Three One G Records, September 2014


math geeks, get your fix. heh.

GO!


http://threeoneg.com/archive/vinyl/sensitizer

http://musicfearsatan.bandcamp.com/album...izer-cd-lp

http://warsawwasraw.bandcamp.com/album/jahiliya

Warsawwasraw "Sensitizer" lp - Three One G Records, September 2014
https://soundcloud.com/threeoneg/sets/wa...sensitizer

[Statto]

^^ YES, Crass. I got into Crass pretty late, AFTER the fact of initial bands most peeps get into first.

Christ The Album (double cd) is one my fave records EVER!! I used to often play the entire live cd on my radioshows back in the day, it was so great. i consider it a pure work of art! I learned a lot from it. I was a breakcore dj.. long story *sigh lol*, and actually, listening to Crass kinda influenced my take on spinning breakcore back then. totally.

as an aside, in the 90's, you didn't hear or see much then current, UK post-hardcore / emo made available in NA. I first heard UK emo stuff on Southern Records back then.. from a band called Bob Tilton, an earlier 90's style UK emo band if you are unfamiliar, very Fugazi-ish. if you think about it, Southern Records literally played a part of showcasing the early UK emo too, there honestly weren't many UK emo bands that I was hearing about then. I gained another appreciation for Southern Records, & the Crass legacy from then on too. hmm.

but yeah i digress obviously ha, one of the greats. THE LIVE second disc on Christ The Album (47 mins in the youtube clip onward for anyone unfamiliar) is heaven.

and YES, "Crass - Christ the Movie" is a great watch too. I liked it.

Artist: Crass
Album: Christ
Release year: 1982

Studio Tracks (Christ - The Album)

"Have a Nice Day" - 2:44
"Mother Love" - 2:52
"Nineteen Eighty Bore" - 4:09
"I Know There Is Love" - 2:47
"Beg Your Pardon" - 3:07
"Birth Control 'n' Rock 'n' Roll" - 2:59
"Reality Whitewash" - 3:28
"It's The Greatest Working Class Ripoff" - 3:21
"Deadhead" - 2:16
"You Can Be Who?" - 3:01
"Buy Now Pay As You Go" - 2:22
"Rival Tribal Revel Rebel (Pt. 2)" - 3:09
"Bumhooler" - 3:19
"Sentiment (White Feathers)" - 3:36
"Major General Despair" - 4:34
"Have a Nice Day"*
"Mother Love"*
"Buy Now Pay As You Go"*
"Birth Control 'n' Rock 'n' Roll"*
"You Can Be Who?"*
"Reality Whitewash"*
"The Greatest Working Class Rip-Off"*
Out-takes included on the Crassical Collection rerelease.
Live Tracks (Well forked - but not dead)[edit]

"Banned from the Roxy"
"The Sound of One Hand" (titled "One Hand..." on the 2011 remaster)
"Punk is Dead"
"Nagasaki Nightmare"
"Darling"
"Bata Motel Blues" (titled "Kind of Who" on the 2011 remaster)
"Berkertex Bribe"
"Fold It in Half"
"Big Hands" (titled "Tony's Big Hands" on the 2011 remaster)
"Heart-throb of the Mortuary" (demo) - included as part of track 9 on the 2011 remaster.
"Bumhooler"
"Big A Little a"
"First Woman"
"Arlington 73"
"Bomb plus Bomb Tape"
"Contaminational Power"
"I Ain't Thick, It's Just a Trick"
"G's Song"
"Securicor"
"I Can't Stand It" (demo)
"Shaved Women"
"A Part of Life" (titled "Not Apart" on the 2011 remaster)
"Do They Owe Us a Living"?
"So What"?
"Salt 'n' Pepper"

I honestly think Gee Vaucher is a fuckin saint. the influence that lady has had on visuals & art.. amazing. her art for Tackhead? legendary right?


http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/gee-vaucher

Bob Tilton - Nottingham, UK

i haven't listened to this for a looong time, but I still rate their stuff from back then. as mentioned above, early - mid 90's UK emo/post-hardcore ish via Southern Records, if yer unfamiliar.


http://shop.southern.com/bob-tilton-crescent-cd/

http://shop.southern.com/bob-tilton-the-...-world-cd/

Juventud Podrida (Panama, PA) - 2007 to present


kinda rages in all the RIGHT ways. for real.


http://logicaciega.bandcamp.com/album/la...estia-7-cs

[Statto]

Christ The Album (double cd) is one my fave records EVER!! I used to often play the entire live cd on my radioshows back in the day, it was so great. i consider it a pure work of art! I learned a lot from it. I was a breakcore dj.. long story *sigh lol*, and actually, listening to Crass kinda influenced my take on spinning breakcore back then. totally.

Damn, I've not played Christ The Album in years. I must get it out again. Original vinyl boxset of course . Do you get the big booklet with the double CD?

^^ nice. yes, the cd booklet would be in a smaller version of course heh. the larger vinyl one must be pretty cool, I've never seen it. the Christ The Album double cd booklet is pretty stacked, with all the art and such.

Rakta - Sao Paulo, Brazil

so good.


http://rakta.bandcamp.com/