Friday, January 23, 2015

Retribution - Forced Order


Honestly, I haven't been able to listen to this yet either.  I've been busy as hell.  But just like the last post I want people to hear it.  Forced Order rips and I'm sure that this is going to be ridiculous.

Tracklist
1. Retribution
2. Gnosis
3. Supremacy Fallen
4. Ekloh (Vanished Crusade)

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Tierra Y Libertad - Xibalba


It's been a little while now since we've posted and I blame it on school starting up.  Gotta do what I gotta do.  I literally just saw that this album leaked and I knew I wanted to put it up.  I'm literally only two minutes into the first song so I can't say much about it yet other than that it is one of my most anticipated albums of the year.  Also, we hit over 50,000 views some time this past week and I want to say thank you to anyone who checks this blog out.  Keep listening to good music.

Tracklist
1. Enemigo
2. Guerrilla
3. Invierno
4. Pausa
5. En Paz Descanse
6. Tierra Y Libertad
7. Si Dios Quiere
8. El Vacio

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Monday, January 12, 2015

Eternal Misery - No Zodiac

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I haven't gotten the chance to sit down and listen through this enough times to give a very in depth review on this album, but I can give my first impression.  I became a fan of No Zodiac after their last release Population Control.  I am and always have been very aware of how cheesy this band can be and how shitty half of the things about their music is, but there is something about being a band that is so pissed that it comes off as arrogant that I like.  I always have thought that their vocalist wasn't very good and that he left a lot to be desired compared to how crushing the rest of the instrumentals are so I was very happy to see that the band got a new vocalist.  Some of the songs I think he hits pretty well, some songs I think sound like Job For A Cowboy 2006-era which were only kind of cool back in 2006.  There is also a song on the album that features guest vocals from The Acacia Strain's Vincent Bennett which I thought would sound great on a No Zodiac album but I'm about 90% sure that it was recorded on his phone and sent through a text.  With all of that being said, this is a much better album than Population Control in the view of them growing as artists.  This is a much more solid release musically and I really think that this album will help bring the band a lot more publicity.  Check this album out if you're in the mood for something that is almost disgusting how angry it is.  Laugh at how bad their tour poster is while you're listening to the album.


Tracklist
1. Birth Of Destruction
2. Rise Of Unholy
3. King Of Scorn
4. Constant Decay
5. Tormented
6. Immoral Agenda
7. Cesspool Earth
8. Eternal Misery
9. Endless Suffering

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Tuesday, January 6, 2015

Random Shit

Now that we've actually started posting again I'm really starting to enjoy it.  It's been really cool recently reading through the feedback of what people think of this blog again and also reading through the feedback of the reception of our EP that we put out recently.  I know that I have no blogging experience at all and that this blog is super shitty and I know that musically our band is never going to be as cool as endless amounts of other bands but it's awesome hearing from the people who actually dig it.  It would be awesome to see some of the traffic on this site head over to our facebook page and make everything more social.  Or if facebook isn't your thing just commenting on the posts is cool too.  I promise you that I will read every comment ever posted on this site reasonably quick.  I'd love to hear what you guys want posted or just random shit that people are into right now.  I might get a forum started for this site if I can figure out how to make that happen.  I'll keep myself from rambling much farther on this but if anyone ever wants to talk about how fucking bad ass that Expire, Rotting Out, Suburban Scum, Bent Life, and Mizery tour is then please feel free to on here because I about shit my pants when I saw that.  I'll be at the OKC date and if anyone is trying to chill hit me up.  Sorry for the ranty post here.  I'm too fucking tired to let myself get on here.  I'll post the link to our facebook, my band's facebook, and that bandcamp again just because I'm feeling self promotey.  Let me know what you guys think.  -Ian

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Everything Will Be Alright In The End - Weezer


This came out awhile ago but I feel like since this blog is mainly hardcore that this album probably got passed up by people even though everyone in the world has a soft spot in their heart for Weezer.  I have to admit, their past three albums were pretty fucking bad.  This album however, is sick as hell.  The first single from this album was Back To The Shack and that is literally an apology song for their past three albums.  That's the best possible move that they could have made as a band and they pulled it off perfectly.  In my opinion this is the perfect follow up to Pinkerton and I know all of you motherfuckers on the internet like to pretend like Pinkerton is the most influential thing to ever happen to music even though I can guarantee that 95% of you didn't even know what Pinkerton was until you heard about it scrolling through tumblr.  In all seriousness though, this album is great.  It's their second most emotional album ever (following Pinkerton) and it's really cool to see them open up a little bit.  The instrumental work is exactly what you want to expect from Weezer and every song is the type of song that makes me want to go pick up a guitar and start playing along which is exactly how I feel when I listen to the Blue Album.  Whether you've been a Weezer fan since the 90's or you've never heard a single song from them you really need to listen to this.  It's a huge breath of fresh air in the shitty pop rock wasteland that is the radio right now.  Weezer is taking back over.

Tracklist
1. Ain't Got Nobody
2. Back To The Shack
3. Eulogy For A Rock Band
4. Lonely Girl
5. I've Had It Up To Here
6. The British Are Coming
7. Da Vinci
8. Go Away
9. Cleopatra
10. Foolish Father
11. The Futurescope Trilogy
    I. The Wasteland
    II. Anonymous
    III. Return To Ithaka

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Monday, January 5, 2015

Greying - The Banner


This album has been out for a little while now and it's been getting played pretty consistently for me.  I was a huge fan of The Banner's previous release "Frailty" so I was pretty stoked when I heard that this would come out.  This album is a very solid follow up to Frailty so I was not disappointed at all.  The entire album is crushingly dark and gives off an extremely eerie feel from start to finish.  I love the fact that the album will transition from a song that will leave your neck sore from headbanging to a five minute slow and sung song that will make you shit your pants in fear.  If you're a fan of dark hardcore you need to give this album a chance.  And if you haven't listened to Frailty before you need to go pick that up too.  -Ian

Tracklist
1. The Dying of the Light
2. Circle of Salt
3. Crippling Despair
4. Sunlight
5. Unbaptized
6. A Quiet Corner
7. Send Me Down
8. VIII
9. She Upon The Black Wolf
10. Bones To Dust
11. Sunset

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Sunday, January 4, 2015

Nonstop Feeling - Turnstile


This album leaked a little early and I made sure to listen to it as soon as I could.  I've got around three listens through with this now so I feel like I can write enough about this and not end up having a different view later on.  Turnstile is one of my favorite current hardcore bands.  I've seen them a good amount of times and live they put more energy into a show than 90% of the bands that I've seen.  They've been getting a lot of shit recently as being too over hyped, but in my opinion if a band is signed to a label like Reaper and is still regularly playing shows in their hometown venue that caps at around 200 people then they deserve all of the hype that they get.  There aren't any bands around right now that do things like Turnstile and that's why they stick out so much.  Going into this album I was trying to have relatively low expectations just because I knew that so many people were expecting this to be album of the year quality.  I've personally been looking forward to this album since two summers ago at This Is Hardcore when they announced that they would be recording a full length.  With all of that being said, I fucking love this album.  This is one of the grooviest hardcore albums that I have ever heard and they really show off their musical talent with this one.  Some songs are left completely instrumental and sound like cool new wave surf bands and they completely pull it off.  If you're one of those people (me included) that heard their first two singles from this album and thought that the album was just going to be too weird and try way too hard to sound way different THEN GIVE THIS A CHANCE.  I seriously wasn't disappointed at all by this album and can already tell that once this starts getting played live that people are going to lose their fucking shit to these songs.  Good job on this one Turnstile.  Baltimore hardcore is still on top in my opinion.  -Ian

Tracklist
1. Gravity
2. Drop
3. Fazed Out
4. Can't Deny It
5. Bleach Temple
6. Bad Wave
7. Blue By You
8. Out Of Rage
9. Bring It Back
10. Addicted
11. Love Lasso 
12. Stress

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Friday, January 2, 2015

Detached EP - Introvert


The two writers of this blog just dropped this EP for free over on our bandcamp.  We live across the country from each other so it took a long time coming but we're proud of the material that we put out.  If you're a fan of Incendiary, Harms Way, or any hardcore that's backed with hard hitting guitar check this out.  It's a free download so go check it out and let us know what you think.

Tracklist
1. Bravado
2. False Hope
3. Anxiety
4. Old News
5. The Great American Blowtorch
6. Detached

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