[engl] Well, this CD will contain all EP`s released on vinyl, including 32 tracks with 2 unreleased tracks.This compilation starts with the latest EP "crap" which was out 2002 and goes back to the first 12” EP "ephemeral cerebral butchery" released in 1993. Altogether this collection contains 6 EPs - 4 of them came out as Split EPs with different cool bands. There are also some cover tracks on this collection and 2 unreleased tracks.

[engl] The CD compiles the tracks from split ep’s “needful things”, with “septicemie”, with “krush”, with “glaucoma”, with “neuro-visceral exhumation”, wtih “noisecore freak”, with “irritate”, with “dahmer”, with “rot”, also the “shot to death 7” plus some original studio tracks and live material. All together 50 tracks of pure grind.

[engl] Long-running Canadian grindcore band Mesrine offers its fourth album of serial killer-obsessed grind. 41 tracks!!!

[engl] The new material is tighter recorded and more brutal than previous releases. The 16 tracks are fast, aggressive, heavy and with an overall catchiness. Mesrine using first time real lyrics.

[engl] The discography collection of splits and EPS, entitled "Pulling Out The Nails" (after the first song the band wrote). It will feature 30 tracks, and include ALL non-album material from 2001-2008, including the Overthrow and Dissent EPs, as well as the splits with Structure of Lies, Commit Suicide, Mumakil, and Bathtub Shitter, the Hang em' High 7", live tracks, bonus covers etc. The compilation was remastered by Scott Hull last year. No More words needed. It comes with a noble Gatefoldcover on 300g and heavyweight 180g vinyl

[engl] Four new blistering deathgrind attacks from MISERY INDEX recorded in 2007 and also four new tracks by swizz blastcore masters MUMAKIL. Both bands recording their tracks exclusive for these output.

[engl] After years in the warehouse we got the complete pressing from the never released triple 7" from vicious Australian head-grinders NAILED DOWN. Sixteen studio-recorded tracks of ultra-barbaric hardcore destruction. Previous releases on Profane Existence (Far East), Six Weeks, Spiral Objective, Homegrown, Power It Up, and more. The artwork is complete different to the CD release on First blood Family Records years ago. Nailed Down from down under have been going for quite some time now, and this is their newest release. They lay down the law with some absolutely unrelenting and pummeling hardcore, taking heavy influences from early '80s US hardcore, particularly Boston. In fact, they cover Negative FX's "Nuclear Fear". Although Nailed Down takes strong influences from early '80s Boston hardcore, it's not exactly in that style. The catchiness and hooks of those bands are substituted with blasting brutality, sort of like the way in which Infest was influenced by Boston hardcore. The noticeable exception being track 13, "You Tell Me" which is the catchiest song on the album. Either way, a really good album all around, and a good place to start if you are looking to check these guys out.(ripping thrash fanzine)

[engl] NAILED DOWN WITH 4 NEW TRACKS OF TRADIONAL OLD SCHOOL HARDCORE/CRUST CORE, FUCKING GREAT RECORDINGS. RUIDO WITH 2 NEW THRASH ATTACKS.

[engl] It seems like grind bands are a dime a dozen these day, and a lot of them sound alike or are just plain mediocre. Out of all the grindcore bands that I've heard lately, Nashgul definitely stands out as one that isn't afraid to stray from the stereotypical barrage of blasts beats and unintelligible guitar. This is one of those albums that you put on and all your friends say "whoa, who the fuck is this?" There is an obvious death metal influence here. The vocals range from piercing high screeches, to low Mesrine-esque growls, along with layered and call and answer dual vocal sections. What I think really separates these guys from other grind bands is the guitar: it isn't an onslaught of noise oriented chords structured in a "fit as many notes as possible into a 30 second song." There is a noticeable melody and structure to Nashgul's songs, which gives them an appeal to lovers of grind and death metal across the board. This lets you hear the progression of Nashgul's sound without having to keep switching records. If you like death metal and you like grind, buy this album and get blown away. 19 tracks, combining the best elements of Nasum,old Carcass, Terrorizer and Looking For An Answer. One of the best grindcore bands out there right now... By the way, the bands is on tour in september, so check it out.

[engl] New material from Spain’s infernal grinders NASHGUL, 5 tracks of intense grindcore, the flipside we have japanese WORLD DOWNFALL with 3 new tracks recorded in late 2006. Include a coverversion from DENAK.

[engl] The Split EP contains 14 grind eruptions (8 tracks from DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION and 6 attacks from NOISEAR). The Split EP is limited to 500 copies only

[engl] The swedish grind/ crust sickos are back with a 26 track CD. These three piece outfit combine old school grindcore with crustcore in the vein of LFAA and SKITSYSTEM.

[engl] The second LP by German punk veterans OHL is a lot fatter than their immature debut. The production is much crisper, the singing with its cynical bad news fits the political society. The songs are much more memorable. While OHL aren't really a thrash band, they produce some fast slabs of guitar-heavy power that will really tax your speakers at high volumes (like " Schrei, Schrei " " Warschauer Pakt " or "Belsen"). With "Nie wieder" they certainly have one of the most scathing anti-Nazi songs I've ever come across. OHL have found their command post! Recommended.

[engl] 40 years ago, one of the most important and at the time most controversial sampler in German punkhistory. “Die Deutschen Kommen”. In order not to support a label that is more than questionable with this new edition and yet to honor the 40th anniversary accordingly, a 7" edition limited to 500 pieces will be released on September 3rd, 2022 with the four "Die Deutschen Kommen" classics from OHL under the title "Alles für die Heimat". Comes with linenotes.

[engl] Another classic German punk / hardcore story. First released in 1994 on Impact Records, now released again for the first time, but as a double LP with bonus tracks. Did you hear "The 7th Sign" back then? The power chords at the beginning of "Blind und Taub" or the brutal riffing of "Falsche Demokratie"? "The 7th Sign" contains metallic elements, although it goes without saying that the band's punk-dominated past will not be forgotten. One thing is for sure: The 1994 album is one of the jewels of OHL's discography, not least because of its lyrical content. Four years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the OHL is raging against the old asshole Erich's regime in the GDR. A handful of songs deal with this topic, but OHL doesn't close its eyes to right-wing extremism either. In terms of the lyrics, this is nothing more than logical, OHL also doesn't forget to speak out against ultra-religious maniacs. The music is not overshadowed by the lyrics. OHL present themselves in a well regenerated state. With freshly charged batteries they shoot 18 songs into the crowd and that's almost too much of a good thing. The cover artwork has been completely revised, the result is a beautifully designed gatefold cover with an inside / out design.

[engl] The ultimate appetizer for the the first Skeptix LP and the Oktoberrevolution 12" , comes with Linernotes/ infosheet. The whole comes in a noble fullcolored 300gr.

[engl] The highly productive Passiv dödshjälp is back with a new fullength. Hereon you will find seven new PD songs and one Tinner cover. Pulverizing crustcore from Sweden. Intense in a direct way; keeping focus of the shit in todays society. Add to that some thundering and real heavy rhythm sections, balancing on the thin line between controlled rage and chaos, and you'll get one best album in 2011. There are many bands that combine the raging sound á la Skitsystem/Disfear/ Wolfbrigade sound with some black metal structures, but few who do it as good as Passiv Dödshjälp. Nice Digipack artwork!

[engl] This is the long awaited full length by Passiv Dödshjälp. The act is from the same town who gave us Gadget and Infanticide; but they show us a different view of it. The 14 tracks (the CD contains one bonus track) contains an immense amount of energy pushing the tracks forward, sudden samples breaking the record up in passages, and some varied crust core with metal vibes. Passiv Dödshjälp resembles a lot to Wolfbrigade, End Of All and Disfear or even Skitsystem. ….. be sure not to miss it!

[engl] The double LP discography from Adelaide's finest Punk/Hardcore contains all their recordings from 7" later on as 12" pressed, the "How to Teach Your Budgie to Talk" LP, and several tracks from the "A Positive Alternative To torture" Tape. The first LP includes the material from their "How to Teach Your Budgie to Talk" LP recorded in june 1985, the 12 tracks sounds like a bit catchy brit punk style. The 2nd LP has the tracks from the tracks from the "A Positive Alternative To torture" Tape which is recorded in 1983, the songs from the "Intoxicated" 7" EP recorded in 1984 and first time the tracks from the "A Positive Alternative To torture" Tape recorded in '83 on vinyl. This Discography contains also the tracks from their split LP with Vicious Circle which comes out for their US tour in 1985. The tracks from the split LP are marked. The double LP contains a 16 page full color booklet with massive picture, lyrics posters and liner notes. The first pressing comes in transparent yellow vinyl!!

[engl] After two year of waiting the new recordings from both bands are finally available. Phobia bring us 8 new tunes in their traditional vein of grindcore, typical vokills from shane the pain and a fucking rough production. Awesome stuff. The flipside contains 7 blistering grindattacks from Gadgat. The final recordings were mastered by Scott Hull (Pig Destroyer and several other gods).

[engl] 11 songs recorded in april 2008. furious ripping fast grindcore with plenty of mosh-destruction thrash metal riffs. kind of like AGATHOCLES or TERRORIZER mixed with KREATOR and RAZOR. CD contains 6 CD only tracks and 7 live eruptions.

[engl] New output for both bands. P.L.F. with two new grind attacks. Suffering Minds deliver 3 new grind tunes artwork designed by Jasper ( Infested Arts) comes in a nice gatefold sleeve.

[engl] This 16 track full length onslaught of gruesome deathgrind mixed with an enraged thrash brain hammering is the third gory chapter in the Putrescence reign of horror, fear and toxic plasma. These new studio tracks along with some live and previously unreleased material is a true blackedout drunk poseur-stomping party from the depths of hell. Come for the defecation, stay for the vomit...