Concrete_Facelift-Uuaaggghhh-7_Inch-2006-KzT

ARTiST : Concrete Facelift
ALBUM : Uuaaggghhh
LABEL : FNS Records
GENRE : Hardcore

RELEASE : 2006-02-03
STREET : 2006-01-27

ENCODER : LAME 3.90
QUALiTY : 210kbps avg / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
SiZE : 8 MB
PLAYTiME : 00:05:08

+ TRACK LiSTiNG +
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[#] [Track Name] [Time]

1. Godzilla 0:58
2. Think Free 1:06
3. Face Lift 0:42
4. Uuaaggghhh 0:39
5. Greed War 1:00
6. I'll Skate Your Face 0:43
05:08

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+ RELEASE iNFORMATiON +
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Concrete Facelift bring fast traditional skate-core to the masses. CFL play it
like it should be, fast simple, creative and fucking passionate without the
metal wanking and showboating that dominates the skate-core landscape today.

http://www.myspace.com/concretefacelift
http://www.myspace.com/partytimerecords

Si te gusto el cd, te gustara este ep

If you liked the cd, you'll like this one

Ripping_Headache-Selftitled-Vinyl-2008-SDR

ARTIST: Ripping Headache
TITLE: Selftitled
LABEL: Adult Crash
GENRE: Hardcore
SOURCE: Vinyl
BITRATE: 171 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 10:45
RELEASE DATE: 2008-00-00
RIP DATE: 2008-09-06
ENCODER: LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new

Track List
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1. where did it go 1:19
2. way too far 1:44
3. night of the motherfucker 0:54
4. alkohol 1:22
5. lies 1:21
6. out for blood 1:22
7. kaerlighed og had 1:19
8. ignored 1:24

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Release Notes:

Fast and frantic K-Town hardcore punk. Reminds me of early Mid-Western US hc mixed with the more thrashy European mid 80's feel

Reviews:

No Way:
8 Tracks of old school Mid west HC mixed with thrashy euro hardcore from Copenhagen, Denmark - Home to so many good bands. If you're a fan of the 1st Violent Minds ep, this is right up your alley. Pissed off hardcore for pissed off punks. Awesome cover art too.

Havoc:
New on Adult Crash records, successor label to Kick N Punch, this is K town hardcore as you would expect it. Fast and furious in the early Dischord style. For those of you who feel the copenhagen bands got a little too melodic, here is a return to form that will reinvigorate your enthusiasm for this cities raging hardcore scene.

MRR #303, August 2008:
Fuck yes! RIPPING HEADACHE from Copenhagen, Denmark tears you a new asshole on his current EP! The men administer brutal guitar pain and crush you with a vicious vocal attack. Ferocious bass playing and monster drumming pound you into the ground like a tent stake! RIPPING HEADACHE write s good lyrics. Read some of the words to "Way too far": "All that bullshit you put inside our heads / Sometime, somewhere, you knew we had to break....once again, too blind to see / You helped build your worst enemy / War and terror makes me want to laugh / Hope this generation is going to be the last." Yes sir! That's disheartening shit! This is a great record, punks! Get your copy now! (BR)

Record Shop Base:
From the Denmark's passionate place, Copenhagen's "K-Town", the birth place of the Gorilla Angreb, Hjertestop, Death Token of those hot bands, here comes the "Ripping Headache' s new comming single of 2008!!! With the Crasy Rocking Fast Hard core punk with the hint of US Midwest HC-80x Euro Trash Hc mix, it is just so cool!! Eight track!! Released from the new Copenhagen born label "Adult Crash Records"!! The first 2008 EP from this band from Denmark with the US's raw HC thrash taste!! Fast HC punkrock with the Rough and Powerful, speedy, Eye catching but yet unrefined. If you see the cover image, and if it makes you curious, than you shoud give it a check!!

http://www.myspace.com/rippingheadache

VA-Sick_Of_Fun-Vinyl-2008-SDR

ARTIST: VA
TITLE: Sick of Fun
LABEL: Stress Domain
GENRE: Hardcore
SOURCE: Vinyl
BITRATE: 189 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 9:59
RELEASE DATE: 2008-00-00
RIP DATE: 2008-09-06
ENCODER: LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new

Track List
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1. Rhythm Syndrom - fatal error 0:28
2. critical picnic - right cuz im right wing 0:44
3. coke bust - because of the label 0:45
4. no thanks - are you ready to die 0:48
5. born bad - cop out 0:36
6. socialcide - you are not so tough 0:39
7. ribzy - i wanted to kill you 0:39
8. ecoli - mung 0:36
9. valoids - bash┤em 0:40
10. reprobates - year of the magical pig over Berlin 0:45
11. broken needle - america 0:59
12. shanghai surprise - get out 0:45
13. fratboys - untitled 0:29
14. warboy - so you are an antichrist 0:55
15. doghart trio - dogs eat shit 0:11

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Release Notes:
With 15 bands crammed onto this 7" you know there's no fucking around, and everyone keeps it fast, short and to the point... the best bands even contribute exclusive tracks. Includes Reprobates, Socialcide, Born Bad, Ecoli, Coke Bust and even a couple of old bands like No Thanks and Ribzy. Fucking killer, blazing hardcore from front to back on this one (Sorry State Records)

15 bands jam packed onto this awesome 7" comp! Some of the best up and coming hardcore bands (and some old ones too!) on this slab,Including: Born Bad, Socialcide, No Thanks, Coke Bust, Reprobates, Ribzy, Ecoli, Broken Needle, and tons more. Every track is a ripper! (Grave mistake Records)

This 7" comp from Stress Domain Records features some of the best hardcore punk bands around today, including Broken Needle, Coke Bust, Born Bad, Ecoli, Socialcide and a bunch more, all cranking out fast, energetic, early-'80s inspired tunes.(RevHQ)

añadidos algunos scans/some scans added

Solo un comentario para decir que he añadido las portadas y contraportadas de 4 discos que tenian fotos pequeñas. Son las de Reprobates, Life Trap, Idiots Rule y Fy-Fan.

Poco a poco, supongo que ire haciendo lo mismo con algun que otro disco

Just a comment to say that i've upped some front and back covers of 4 records that had small ones. The records are Reprobates, Life Trap, Idiots Rule y Fy-Fan

With time, i'll keep upping some other better quality scans

Reprobates-Stress_Ep-7Inch-Vinyl-2008-hXc

Reprobates - Stress EP

Genre: Hardcore
Release Date: 2008-07-23
Store Date: 2008-00-00
Catnum: NW-28
Label: No Way Records
Source: Vinyl
Playtime: 0h 08min total
Encoder: LAME 3.97 (-V2 --vbr-new)
Bitrate: 227 kbps avg
Size: 13.13 MB

Tracklist

Title Time
1. Rat Maze 1:09
2. Failure 2:33
3. Stress 1:31
4. Abandoned City 1:11
5. Gone To Shit 1:38
08:02

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Release Notes

http://www.myspace.com/reprobateshc

Songs on side A are in the wrong order, i put them in correct place for this release

Debut release from this Toronto, Canada, 5-piece hardcore punk outfit. 5 songs of strained, fucked up hardcore punk. This band has 2 guitars, which brings a lot to the table... a wall of fucking noise over top of abusive, punchy HC. This stuff brings to mind bands like NOTA, JERRY'S KIDS and even some old foreign HC like INFERNO, NO SECURITY, MOB 47, and UPRIGHT CITIZENS

If you like it, buy it

Dead Metaphor
Song of the Week: Reprobates: Failure

Posted on July 16th, 2008 in none by daniel ||

I first heard of Toronto’s Reprobates when an unsolicited demo tape arrived in the Sorry State Records mailbox. While most demos tend to get tossed to the side and listened to weeks later, something about this tape stuck out… the layout didn’t look slapped-together, and every indication pointed to the fact that this group had their shit together. I popped the tape in the deck and wow… the band blew me away with one of the toughest, meanest sounds I’d heard in ages. While more and more hardcore bands try and cop the melodic west coast aesthetic, Reprobates were amping up the influences from “tough” US hardcore like Negative Approach and SOA and adding in a little of the European flavor of bands like BGK. I was smitten and sent them an email immediately asking to put out their debut 7″. Later that day I got a reply from their guitarist, Gabby, saying that several other labels had contacted them and they’d already committed to doing records with those labels, but I could put out their 3rd or 4th 7″ if they wanted. I guess that all those other labels had pretty much my exact same experience when they opened that package.

Fast forward a few months to No Way Fest 2, where Reprobates played and knocked my socks off. For me, they were probably the band of the fest… while more established bands like Wasted Time and Government Warning may have gotten better reactions, I wasn’t blindsided by those sets the way that I was by Reprobates. Their feedback-drenched, two-guitar sound was so much thicker and more twisted than any other band (save perhaps Wasted Time and Double Negative) that they really stuck out from the crowd.

Reprobates also have an undeniable knack for building and releasing tension, a knack that is on near-perfect display on “Failure,” the opening track from their first 7″ on No Way Records. The absolutely crushing mid-paced riff that starts the track is straight out of the SS Decontrol songbook, but the loud feedback track is what truly sets this apart… it’s like the second guitarist is feeling it so hard that he can’t even bring himself to strum that simple riff. When the fast part comes in there’s no stab at melody or even control… it’s just relentless, Deep Wound-style thrashing, and just when you feel like you’re regaining your equilibrium the song shifts back into that slow, demented riff. Wow.

This is a song of the week post, not an EP of the week post, but I will say that you absolutely need this record. The title track, “Stress,” is just as good as “Failure” and the rest of the EP is no slouch either. Throw in killer artwork and packaging and you have one of the essential hardcore records of 2008.
(http://www.deadmetaphor.com/?p=580)

Life_Trap-Solitary_Confinement_Ep-7Inch-Vinyl-2008-hXc

Life Trap - Solitary Confinement EP

Genre: Hardcore
Release Date: 2008-07-23
Store Date: 2008-00-00
Catnum: NW-29
Label: No Way Records
Source: Vinyl
Playtime: 0h 10min total
Encoder: LAME 3.97 (-V2 --vbr-new)
Bitrate: 193 kbps avg
Size: 14.25 MB

Tracklist

Title Time
1. Not Like You 1:17
2. Lost 1:20
3. Solitary Confinement 1:23
4. Too Young To Die? 1:00
5. Hopeless 1:26
6. No Excuse 1:02
7. Reckless Abandonment 1:18
8. Wasteland 1:26
10:12

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Release Notes

Life Trap return for another swift kick to the head with 8 songs of punishing HC/PUNK not unlike their 1st ep and demo. No song over a minute and a half, so you know it will feed your non- attentive brain and hardcore addiction. A great 2nd ep from this great band

http://www.myspace.com/lifetrap

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

mp3 VO

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