Punk/Hardcore

[holy ghost]

Sial from Singapore have released a killer 12" and 7" on La Vida en Mus - comparisons to other bands are simple but it sounds like the singer of The Comes over a wild Italian hardcore band. Definitely a record I'm glad I tracked down.

Cold Meat from Australia released a banger 7" called "Pork Sword Forever" and I'm usually not into this garage-y style of punk (anymore) but this hits all points in a very satisfactory manner.

Picked up a 7" and demo 12" by Chain Cult from Greece, good gloomy post punk that almost veers into Misfits-esque horror punk.

[impulse manslaughter]

Shipwrecked.

fucking brilliant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDQGV074zLU

Will see them live next saturday with Templars, Shark Attack and many others..

[bitewerksMTB]

Mobs from Japan. New to me;  I don't think I've ever seen the band name mentioned before today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIVH60nh9Zg

[bitewerksMTB]

The Impalers have a Poison Idea thing going on that is pretty good:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyrxi4FPdOg

[impulse manslaughter]

Still need that Clay 7".. Great record!!

[Electro Surgeon]

IN SYDNEY AUSTRALIA WE ARE SEEING ALOT OF DUDES FROM HARDCORE AND PUNK BANDS STARTING NOISE BANDS OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS

WE HAVE A FEW GOOD ONES AT PRESENT FROM THE PUNK SCENE

ELECTRO SURGERY//NOISE UNIT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSz58WDMz3c&t=173s
BASS TRAITOR
TOTAL SELF INDULGENCE
TURDS OF PREY
BONE TURD
DEATHSAW


I ALSO RUN A LONG TIME PUNK/HARDCORE RECORD LABEL WHICH HAS OVER THE YEARS AND CURRENTLY BEEN RELEASING  A FEW NOISE TAPES

INNERCITYUPRISING.BANDCAMP.COM

[l.b.]

this is an old band but new to me, PYHÄKOULU from good ol suomi, lots of "familiar" riffs as it were but changed up by minor barre chords and really nice female vocals, been playing this back to back all week https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeT7yTQ5a6k

[tiny_tove]

Shipwrecked.

fucking brilliant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDQGV074zLU

Will see them live next saturday with Templars, Shark Attack and many others..

how was it? Templars are cool. Phil had connection with my town since he has been long time collaborator of Asociale, local Oi! heroes I contributed forming. we are waiting him to come and visit next year.

have been listening a lot to Violent reaction

[Euro Trash Bazooka]

this is an old band but new to me, PYHÄKOULU from good ol suomi, lots of "familiar" riffs as it were but changed up by minor barre chords and really nice female vocals, been playing this back to back all week https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeT7yTQ5a6k

Great band. The bootleg version of the Pyhäkoulu / Abortti 13 split 7" also has extra tracks from Kolmas Päivä (old and obscure sloppy hardcore) on it, which are soooo amazing. A discography LP of Kolmas Päivä just came out.

[Decrepitude]

Let's see if it lasts but I'm currently very much into Self Deconstruction from Japan. Maniacal "free-style grind-violence" which seems to have just enough of the free part to keep it in the brink of collapsing without having any kind of noisecore or Naked City type of sound. Not yet heard the new LP since I don't have the cash right now but I've been listening to this split alot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuXTG_CUWEQ. The Capitalist Casualties cover rules.

[bitewerksMTB]

NIGHTMARE from Japan:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X02kG5-BN1c

Pretty sure I've run across them before but didn't listen to the full-length.

[theworldisawarfilm]

NIGHTMARE from Japan:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X02kG5-BN1c

Pretty sure I've run across them before but didn't listen to the full-length.

Absolute classic band, and one of my introductions to international DIY Punk/HC.

This track remains my favourite. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufxl1NoZIcc

[impulse manslaughter]

This track remains my favourite. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ufxl1NoZIcc

Yes, great 7". Saw them live in 2006, still raging.

[Zeno Marx]

There are so many great Japanese HC bands with just demos or only comp tracks.  You could spend a month or two filtering through just all the MCR and Discrete comps (youtube has a surprising number of them if you don't own them yourself); let alone all the other lesser known labels with great comps.  Highly recommended, and fun, listening project.  The 90's treasure chest is so deep.

DxRxIx - Dirty Rotten (LP) 1983 - wanted to listen to the EP version, but I only have the LP version - it's too bad they switched the order and added tracks in reissue - "Sad to Be" is such a steamroller way to open.

[simulacrum]

Can anyone recommend fast Spanish hc punk like Orden Mundial, Nueva Fuerza and Destino Final?