Suffocate for Fuck Sake - Blazing Fires and Helicopters on the Front Page of the Newspaper. There's a War Going On and I'm Marching in Heavy Boots.

Band: Suffocate for Fuck Sake
Album: Blazing Fires and Helicopters on the Front Page of the Newspaper. There's a War Going On and I'm Marching in Heavy Boots.
Genre: Post-Hardcore, Post-Rock, Post-Sludge Doom Metal
Country of Origin: Sweden
Year: 2008

Track List:

1. Blue Lights and Sunshine
2. I Got Worried... I Was so Freaking Scared of that Window, You Know
3. We are Driving through Darkness
4. Twentysix and Full of Plans
5. A Japanese Flag
6. I Keep my Eyes on the Ground, Afraid of Meeting Someone I Know
7. Empty
8. They Try to Cheer Me Up by Saying I Did Once Live a Functioning Life

Debut album by an interesting and little known Swedish band that blends Post-Rock, Post-Hardcore and the Post-Sludge Doom Metal of bands like Isis and Pelican, mixing it with clips of conversations. Great stuff.

http://www.mediafire.com/?iomfztnjlad

The Blood Brothers - Crimes

Band: The Blood Brothers
Album: Crimes
Genre: Post-Hardcore
Country of Origin: USA
Year: 2004

Track List:

1. Feed Me To The Forest
2. Trash Flavored Trash
3. Love Rhymes With Hideous Car Wreck
4. Peacock Skeleton With Crooked Feathers
5. Teen Heat
6. Rats And Rats And Rats For Candy
7. Crimes
8. My First Kiss At The Public Execution
9. Live At The Apocalypse Cabaret
10. Beautiful Horses
11. Wolf Party
12. Celebrator
13. Devastator

My favorite album by seminal Post-Hardcore band The Blood Brothers.

http://www.mediafire.com/?m1lni0zoztw

the murder of rosa luxemburg - everyone's in love and the flowers pick themselves

band: the murder of rosa luxemburg
album: everyone's in love and the flowers pick themselves
genre: post-hardcore, math rock
country: uk
year: 2003

"So what makes The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg, different from your average post-hardcore band? Well, let's see first off there are the numerous experimentations with electronica, seen in the tracks Jack and Oscar Have A Fight and Ex Post Facto. These electronic tracks are very similar to the interludes found on Minus the Bear's first LP Highly Refined Pirates. Another aspect that The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg's music has is the sense of humor and spazziness found in a group like The Blood Brothers. The thing that makes The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg's music more interesting then The Blood Brothers is that instead of concentrating on having ridiculous vulgar lyrics screamed by two crazy singers with very simple music backing it, the actual music seems to be the center point of The Murder of Rosa Luxemburg experience, and what wonderful music it is. The group's main tools of destruction are the fantastic bass and guitar interplay. The bass lines on this album are one of the key reasons I love it, they are so jumpy and random very similar to the bass lines of another favorite band of mine, Off Minor. The guitars have that jazzy hardcore sound that The Plot to Blow up the Eiffel Tower has, for those that have heard them. The drumming is simple yet suits most of the songs and the lead singer's scream/talk is nasally but not to the extent where it is bothersome. The lyrics aren't anything special just nonsense that is trying to tell a crazy *** story about a man and the fight inside his conscious which is represented by a cat and a dog. All of the songs that are not electronic experiments are constantly progressing into new parts which really keep this album from getting old. While most of the songs are heavy, the band is able to jump between various styles of heavy music whether it is straight up hardcore, grind, and even some alternative rock type stuff."

you probably haven't heard much music like this before, so give it a shot. it's fun.

sendspaaaccee-ahhhh

buried inside - chronoclast

Band: Buried Inside
Album: Chronoclast (Selected Essays on Time-Reckoning and Auto-Cannibalism)
Genre: Hardcore / Post-Hardcore
Country of Origin: Canada
Year: 2005

Tracklisting:

1. "Introduction" - 2:51
2. "Time As Ideology" - 3:14
3. "Time As Methodology" - 2:23
4. "Time As Surrogate Religion" - 7:12
5. "Time As Imperialism" - 4:24
6. "Reintroduction" - 2:00
7. "Time As Abjection" - 4:55
8. "Time As Automation" - 0:56
9. "Time As Commodity" - 5:50
10. "Time As Resistance" - 6:15

Exerpt from Aversionline review:

"Fuck. This is an amazing fucking disc. This is the third full-length from these Canadians, though like many it's my first exposure to them, which is a shame in a way... because I wish I had been following them for years already! Expect 40 minutes of punishing metallic hardcore comparable to a blend of commonly bonded acts like Neurosis, Isis, Burst, and Tantrum, to name but a few noteworthy companions to this style of material. The record was written as one complete piece, here divided into 10 tracks that sort of cover two segments of five - each starting with an introductory piece and containing four different conceptual representation of time, reflecting the concept of the album. Amongst the material are tons of shifts from sinister atmospheric passages using clean guitars and a distinct bass presence to frantically picked chords that are faster and backed by far more frenzied drum work that lays down shitloads of fills all over the place, as well as absolutely crushing midpaced rhythms that are much chunkier and more tangible in level of dissonance (such influences are certainly my favorite aspects of the CD)."

in short, it's a huge, raging album with loads of sophistication that's more rewarding than most of the other stuff i've ever sent through my headphones. not for the weak of heart, but i have faith you guys can take it.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/7xjffs