Nightstick_Justice-Mindless_Violence-Vinyl-2007-SDR

ARTIST: Nightstick_Justice
TITLE: Mindless Violence
LABEL: Even Worse
GENRE: Hardcore
SOURCE: Vinyl
BITRATE: 248 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 8:37
RELEASE DATE: 2007-00-00
RIP DATE: 2008-06-14
ENCODER: LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new

Track List

1. just another rape 1:15
2. mindless violence 1:46
3. small town drama 1:00
4. no trust 1:59
5. domestic dispute 1:15
6. paranoid 1:22

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Release Notes:

Can you spell HARDCORE ?
Then you have just given the best description to this 7 ep. Six songs on this
piece of vinyl that pass by like a whirlwind. Hardcore played like it should be:
pissed off and raw. Angry lyrics that fit the music very well. Hailing from Half
Moon Bay California, these youngsters deliver Hardcore like it was in the 80 s: Metal free, no bullshit attitude and very much in your face. This ep takes off
where their first ep finished

Hell Yeah ! About time this mother sees the light of day from bay area's NxJ. The 6 remainder songs from the demo 7"session finally eternalised on vinyl. Whats there to expect? , 6 more classic pummeling anger overboiled hc anthems. Future classics as "smalltown drama", mindless violence", and "paranoid" to name a few, are assured to create sheer mayhem wherever played!! (Even Worse Records)

The 2nd half of the NJ demo from 2006 put to wax, it was 1 half on the ST 7" last year and this is the 2nd half of course. Pretty much what you'd expect just HARDCORE nothing techinical or way out there, just straight forward and ultra pissed. The dudes take cues from early Boston hardcore, later 80's hardcore from the East Coast and Japan and their own influeces and tastes. Simply put one of the best in hardcore, enough said. Was the word hardcore used enough or what? Of course this is most of the members of Second Opinion and they're coming out with more material so keep your ears open to that. (Cowabunga Records)

At first listen, Nightstick Justice has a sound combining inventive, change-of-pace hardcore that recalls Minor Threat (second ep), and mixes it up with a Jerry's Kids-type intensity. They hail from Half Moon Bay, CA, but the six tracks here are definitely world class, with production that's thick and tinged with feedback; the lyrics cover topics of personal protest (violence against women in shows, with the added pressure of cops), and always seem genuine. Strongly recommended. (SS) (Maximum Rocknroll)

http://www.myspace.com/nightstickjusticeba

Total_Abuse-Demo_06_7_Inch-Vinyl-2007-UKP

ARTiST....: Total Abuse
TiTLE.....: Demo 06' 7 Inch
LABEL.....: Even Worse Records
GENRE.....: Hardcore
SOURCE....: Vinyl
ENCODER...: LAME 3.97 -V2 --Vbr-New
BiTRATE...: VBRkbps
RiP DATE..: 05-Nov-2007

##. Track Title Time

01. Total Abuse 01:12
02. Breathing Down My Neck 01:04
03. Enraged/ Pissed 00:20
04. I Cant Live Like This 00:35
05. Writing On The Wall 00:54
06. M.D.J. 00:50
07. I Give Up 00:32
08. Aint Got No One 00:50
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Total Time 06:17

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young texans rippin' it up,on this 8 song shredder! FIX,DEEP WOUND,STRAIGHT AHEAD influenced hc,along with all out thrash,that sounds like it could come right of the "end the warzone" compilation. nothing fancy here,just good ole' HC.
T.A. already have the amazing SEX PIG 7" out on deranged records this came out as a tape in 2006 (Even Worse Records)

I got a handful of these suckers, haha before my restock of the 1st record no less! But anyways this is the demo from last year put to wax,, who couldn’t figure that out? But for those who did/do not know that was one of the best demos from last year too, Boston of old meets Michigan of old like State meets old SSD with a nasty edge with even a little of the Texas sound too, GREAT stuff from this ex Snobs band. Limited to 500 I think like most of Even Worse’s demos put to wax, so if you want one jump on it quickly,,, 8 amazing hardcore songs. (Cowabunga Records)

Nice vinyl version of their awesome demo from 06' (hence the name, duh.) Fast, raw, thrashy hardcore in the vein of Deep Wound, FIX, STATE and shit like that. The classic style, fast, harsh, in your face. 8 songs here, and all of em rip. There's only 500 of these things floatin around and it will be sold out quickly. (No Way Records)

Shifting to hardcore we have the second 7" from Austin Texas' Total Abuse, which is particularly devastating attack of vintage hxc thrash laid down rough and heavy. The group's 06 demos are what's here and the band sound in fine form, certainly focused and tight with great buildups and vicious vocals. Total Abuse play with a relentless but catchy energy that is destructive and fulfilling. While certain sections become a bit blasty there is certainly songs and riffs at the center here. Fans of Siege should certainly take note. Released on the Even Worse label, these demos show the start of what hopes to be a long run for these guys as the world can always use more nasty, vehement punk bands. Made up of former members of the Snobs, Total Abuse have been generating some praise from punx and this release makes such affirmations entirely credible. This 7" is a great X-mas gift for the drunk crusty that asks you for change every day. (Fader Magazine)

http://www.myspace.com/totalabuse

Socialcide-Burn_In_Hell_Bundy_7_Inch-Vinyl-2007-UKP

Socialcide - Burn In Hell, Bundy 7 Inch

ARTiST....: Socialcide
TiTLE.....: Burn In Hell, Bundy 7 Inch
LABEL.....: Even Worse/ Kangaroo Records
GENRE.....: Hardcore
SOURCE....: Vinyl
ENCODER...: LAME 3.97 -V2 --Vbr-New
BiTRATE...: VBRkbps
RiP DATE..: 08-Nov-2007

##. Track Title Time

01. Socialcide 01:53
02. Oldhead Fuckhead 00:41
03. Kill A Junkie 01:23
04. Thoughts of My Future 01:10
05. Burn In Hell, Bundy 01:05
06. Suicide 01:08
07. Follow The Herd 01:27
08. We Arent Impressed 00:38
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Total Time 09:25

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Virginia's SOCIALCIDE return, with their first "official" 7" EP, after their ltd "sick of the pressure" demo 7", and waddayaknow?!, Socialcide deliver 8 songs of raw energetic, pit slammers. Going for a slightly more of an old NY or even Boston sound with classic hc themes, like youthfull desperation, personal frustration, to all out pissed off!, the vocals stand out as well, keeping it highly original, along with great 82' style guitar ridden riffs, and all out great musicianship.definetely fits well,with all the other great bands VA,is flooding us with right now, Direct Control, Government Warning, Wasted Time, Bad Advice, etc..the list goes on. Get it!! (Even Worse Records)

The debut 7’’ from VA’s Socialcide. The demo was amazing and so is this ep. It’s def more raw than the demo was, which was more well recorded but the differences are also that the demo was like Boston meets old 7 seconds where this one sounds even more obscure and channels old New York with old Boston, like Wolfpack (not the sketchy version, but the upstate NY one who they cover here), old DYS, and the Mob. A great EP. (Cowabunga Records)

SOCIALCIDE-Burn In Hell, Bundy (Kangaroo/Even Worse, 7” EP)Slam-bang hardcore, following a rip-snortin’ demo that Even Worse pressed on vinyl. One interesting thing is the new recording sounds rougher than the demo. In any case, Socialcide’s calling card is raw, old-school hardcore, established ca. 1982, although their cover of Wolfpack NYC’s “Suicide” dates from the later part of the decade. In fact, there’s an early Revelation Records feeling, as well, with the fuzzed-out guitar and breakdown style. And those bands were trying to bring back an older feel, as well. These guys do justice to those influences. (Suburban Voice)

I am always stoked when a band like this comes out. SOCIALCIDE plays fast hardcore in the key of early '8os dirty sounding guitars and hollow production. In other words, they got it right. The band is out of Virginia, but not Richmond! They make that very clear in the song "Follow the herd", wich sounds like it is about someone who moved from their beloved suburb to Richmond ("Trench City"). A part of the new wave of bands coming out on No Way Records and grave mistake, and although they are not on either of those labels, you should seriously check this out if you're into that stuff.(PL) (Maximum Rocknroll)

http://www.myspace.com/socialcide

Socialcide-Sick_of_the_Pressure-EP-2007-HFP

Artist: Socialcide
Album: Sick Of The Pressure EP
Genre : Hardcore
Year : 2007
Grabber : J River Media Center v.12.0.259
Encoder : lame 3.97
Quality : VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Songs : 07
Playtime : 07:20 min
Company : Even Worse Records
Size : 15,4 MB
Streetdate : May-2007
Url : http://www.myspace.com/socialcide
Type : EP
Source : Vinyl
Language : English
Catalognr : EWR#12

Included : Info-File (NFO)
Check File (SFV)
Playlist (M3U)
Frontcover
Backcover
Lyrics

Tracklisting
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01 (0:54) No End
02 (0:36) Another Headache
03 (1:58) Your Lost Cause
04 (0:31) Morning Disater
05 (1:08) Sick Of The Pleasure
06 (1:08) World Of Hate
07 (1:01) Jump Up

Playing Time : 7:16
Total Size : 15,3 MB

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SOCIALCIDE-SICK OF THE PRESSURE 7"
fuck yeah,took somewhat time to convince these guys this "cassete demo"release had to be thrown onto vinyl wax,but it gawd dawn rules ass!!
somewhat of the best shit i heard in awhile,and with a little cleaner sound,7 balls out blasted highly original early 80´s hc songs,that sound like no one for a change,just highly energetic,talented stuff that doesnt let up.
take the energy of early d.c. with the frantics and speed of early f.o.d.maybe.

This is Socialcide's demo pressed to vinyl by Even Worse Records from the Netherlands. Socialcide are from Virginia Beach, VA and play fast and totally snotty with great, youthful vocals (Zack is one of the best new vocalists I've heard in a long time). Includes a cover of "Jump Up" by White Cross. A truly incredible HC EP that you won't want to miss out on.

Review of the demo from http://danscheme.blogspot.com/2006/12/socialcide-sick-of-pressure-demo.html

Socialcide- Sick of the Pressure demo

Socialcide is a young-ish new band from the Virginia Beach area. It seems that whole section of the east coast is a virtual hotbed of great hardcore bands, and the promise that Socialcide on their “Sick of the Pressure” demo shows is no exception. It’s got a raw sound, but just right for their style; the mix is great and the songs are quality enough to even have made for a good 7”. Lord knows I’ve heard enough full length CDs that sounded worse than this.
Musically, they’ve got a thrashy, early 7 Seconds-ish style, and throw in a good cover of home-town heroes White Cross into the mix. That’s a good point of reference because although the vocals have a clear, shouted delivery (not nearly as throaty as W.C.), they’re a bit more over-the-top and chaotic than 7 Seconds typically was, and White Cross’s grit definitely had an influence on them. In fact, this demo reminds me a lot of that first Fairfuck single some of you might remember from 10 years back (the first Kicknpunch Records release, which was later issued by Anton at Underestimated). What with some great labels popping up between DC and Raleigh, it’s just a matter of time until someone picks these kids up; I’m sure they’ll do a great 7”