PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

[evil_scientist]

Skullflower - Evel Knievel, one of their best 7"s, possibly their most "rocking" material... and they do that well.

[Steve]

I must admit to being quite partial to the new SLEAFORD MODS LP on Harbinger Sound. The delivery of verse is excellent, sucks you in like a vacuum cleaner, the punk driven bass lines over the techno beats makes it quite unique. The fact that there is a group called SLEAFORD MODS is fantastic, and it makes sense that they're on Harbinger Sound. "Austerity Dogs" has been a constant on the turntable for the past month or so, I find myself singing the hooks quite often (but then again I wake up singing "Baby Monkey Riding On A Pig" these days so that doesn't say much) ... A third of the way through 2013 and one of the finest releases so far.

[d_i_v_i_d_e]

Black universal sleeve with full color prints glued on front and logo on back, 16 pages booklet with all the lyrics... but what the hell?! I remember I was told that finally with debut LP they will reveal what "FFH" stands for? But nothing mentioned in this LP! Luger gun logo is certainly greater if you know what it stands for!

bitewerks may be able to shed some light onto the meaning of FFH. Agree that the LP does kill. "Nevada Lights" is a major highlight for me, as is the intro sample to open the record (anyone know what that is from?).

[bitewerksMTB]

Richard told me what FFH stands for or, at least, what it stood for when "Exterminating Women" was to be the debut. Most of the songs on the LP are really good but a few are sort of just ok but I noticed the tracks are not in the same order as they are on the LP so I need to move them around. 114 copies is just dumb; 1488 would have been MUCH better! I'd pay $25 but not $35, that's just Jewish.

[FreakAnimalFinland]

I know what FFH stands for, but as it is secret, I feel kind of obligated not to reveal it. If it was published information, it would be just good juicy detail. You know, the specific gun and the name - to show how this theme has been slowly building over years.

[martialgodmask]

(but then again I wake up singing "Baby Monkey Riding On A Pig" these days so that doesn't say much)

Ha, I wish this wasn't true for me too!

Today's playlist:
Reverse Baptism - Street Business - gave it a couple more spins in the car, mostly solid though how often I'll go back to it I don't know.
IFOTS - Who Will Wash My Right Hand? - came home to a parcel from Lee, got this on the stereo before I could even get my shoes off and man is this a belter. I've enthused for IFOTS ever since I first heard it and yet again the benchmark for quality in UK power electronics has been set.

[tiny_tove]

FUKTE/VOMIR - split on TOXIC INDUSTRIES (very good and intense, nice shirt as well)

[Ashley Choke]

FFH = Faggots For Hiltler








Almost...

[bogskaggmannen]

Memorandum "Aux Morts" LP
Maschinenzimmer 412 "Malfeitor" LP
Memorandum "Ichor" 12"
Brighter Death Now "Great Death" LP
V/A "2 x 6 - The Dimensions Of A Coffin" LP

On a early Cold Meat diet here as you may see, especially the Memorandum stuff strikes me as being better than I remember. Some of the tracks on the compilation LP are disastrous but I can still clearly see why I got into all this around 1993-94.

[P-K]

after all the Godflesh-talk i dug up the 'Colonized' cd by The Sidewinder (Justin Broadrick & Kevin Martin), booming minimalist, loud & noisy 4/4 techno...

[Ritual]

Ke/Hil "Lessons In Brotherly Hate" tape
I thought "Hellstation" was a great album, but damn this live tape is amazing! What the live recording loses in fidelity, compared to the album, it gains in intensity and sheer energy. Visceral and hostile! Is it 14 euros for a tape good? Well, if you accept that the price of a release can be relative to its quality, then hell yes! But it surely didn't cost more to produce than any other tape. That being said, this is a great tape and definitely great value for the money spent.

[ConcreteMascara]

Ke/Hil "Lessons In Brotherly Hate" tape
I thought "Hellstation" was a great album, but damn this live tape is amazing! What the live recording loses in fidelity, compared to the album, it gains in intensity and sheer energy. Visceral and hostile! Is it 14 euros for a tape good? Well, if you accept that the price offentlig a release can be relative total its quality, then hell yes! But it surely didn't cost more to produce than any other tape. That being said, this is a great tape and definitely great value for the money spent.

I was at the show where this was recorded. It was so intense I had to sit down for the second half of the show. It literally felt like my head was going to explode. I could barely walk afterwards. And for once it wasn't the booze that did it to me.

[Ritual]

You can definitely tell from the audience noise on the tape that it was a great and appreciated performance. Wish I had been there.

[Baglady]

Kommando RJF - Sweet Slow Suicide LP
Such a good album in its simplicity. Pretty straight forward stuff, nice brainwashing structures. Amazing vocals. Some calmer BDN vibes from time to time. As a continuation from "Greater success..." it's perfect I think.

[Zeno Marx]

Sea Bastard - Great Barrier Riff (2013) - it's been a while since running into quality sludge - good band.
Sea Bastard - s/t (2012)
V/A Cry Now, Cry Later CD comps