Showing posts with label Punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Punk. Show all posts

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Schifosi - half lit world



Artist: Shchifosi
Genre: Punk, Crust
Album: Half lit World

This shit is dope. Female fronted Australian downtuned crust.

Get that shit!

Friday, January 14, 2011



Artist:
Nicholas Limczak
Album: Waking up hurts
Genre: Folk-punk

Super beautiful Folk Punk.

from the liner notes:
"We ended up on opposite sides of the country, in many senses of the word. Alaska is just about as different and as far away from Florida as you can get. But even though in the last few years Nick was alive, we only talked a few times a year, when we did, it was just like when we lived in the same town. The only thing that was different is that the last time I saw Nick he was happy. All the negativity of being stagnant for years, floating around from place ti place was washed away. He had found something that I still haven't. And in Classic Nick Fashion, he passed away when things were finally looking up for him. But i'm glad he actually got to feel at home, even if it was only for a short time. Nick died in Naples, Florida on December 6th, 2007. There was a formal viewing for family and friends before he was cremated and his ashes made there way back to Alaska He was laid to rest in a place that he visited daily. A celebration took place and people gathered, sang songs, told stories and remebered Nick in whatever way they saw fit. Here is a paraphrased retelling of that day from a friend who was there. It had been raining for 24 hours and the clouds stayed close to the ground. The sun tiredly surrendered and hid behind the mountain peaks. At first only a few people gathered in the little cove where, everyday, Nick walked his dog. Soon car load after car load of people appeared. People from all walks of life came to pay there respects. It hit me then how much he had grown and just how many lives he had touched. I was lucky enough to get to see Nick the last night he was alive. We visited, talked, drank, and spent time finding out what eachother had been doing as of late. At the end of the night we said our goodbye's. He was leaving to go back to Alaska and we knew we wouldn't see eachother for a while. it was the best possible way I could have goodbye to a friend."



Side one

Saturday, March 28, 2009


Artist: The Germs
Genre: Punk
Album: GI

Another west coast punk classic.

GET IT

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Crass - Feeding the 5000


Artist: Crass
Genre: Anarcho-Punk
Album: Feeding the 5000
Location: Great Britain

With my Current theme of uploading punk/Ska Classics, Here is yet another punk classic. If you haven't listened the shit out of this alubm DL THIS SHIT RIGHT NOW.

Get that shit NOW!

Monday, March 16, 2009

Illicit Dissent - Illicit Dissent

Artist: Illicit Dissent
Album: Illicit Dissent
Genre: Punk
Country: CANADA
Year: 2009

Track Listing:
1. Illicit Dissent
2. Fuck Fukuyama
3. Peace NOT Pacifism
4. Egos and Assholes
5. New Age Cartesian Theory
6. What's Sovereignty?

Illicit Dissent is Tyler Haiste (drums), Neil Pighin (guitar, vocals), Spencer Hammond (bass, vocals), and Magda Partyka (vocals). Hailing from Prince George, BC, these four are Canadian punk rock at its finest. There isn't much more to it than that. You probably won't meet any other guys in a punk band that are more gentlemanly, and I daresay you'll never meet a girl with more piss and vinegar than Magda.

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Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Operation Ivy - Energy


Artist: Operation Ivy
Genre: Ska, Punk
Album: Energy
Location: San Francisco, CA, USA

If your a fan of ska or the west coast Punk scene, you already know this album. If not, Download this shit right now.

Get It

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Amebix - Arise


Artist: Amebix
Genre: Crust
Album: Arise

CRUST CLASSIC!

Get It

Crack Rock Steady EP and Squatta's Paradise EP


Artist: Choking Victim
Genre: Ska/ Anarcho-punk
Albums: Squattas paradise EP & CrackRockSteady EP


Dope tracks that weren't on No Gods, No Managers

Get it

Friday, February 13, 2009

DRI - DIRTY ROTTEN LP


Artist: Dirty Rotten Imbeciles
Genre: Punk/Thrash
Album: Dirty Rotten LP


Dirty Rotten EP/LP is the 1983 debut release by the crossover thrash band Dirty Rotten Imbeciles. The album has a very gritty sound. It is considered one of the most influential hardcore albums of all time, and is also considered one of the first thrashcore albums. Originally released as a 7" Dirty Rotten EP (played at 33 RPM) with 22 songs, it sold out quickly. It was later remixed and re-released as a full album with the same 22 songs, but in a different order, and titled "Dirty Rotten LP". This album would also be combined with all four songs from their 1984 Violent Pacification EP. The Dirty Rotten LP was re-released yet again in 2003 as the Dirty Rotten CD, with 22 bonus tracks.
TRUE CROSSOVER CLASSIC!


Thursday, February 12, 2009

Guitar Wolf - Jet Generation

Artist: Guitar Wolf
Genre: Punk, Rock
Album: Jet Generation
Location: Japan

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Bucket Full Of Teeth - IV

Artist: Bucket Full Of Teeth
Album: IV
Genre: Power Violence, Grind, Punk, Thrash
Location: Amherst, MA

I Love this album.  Its been in heavy vinyl rotation with me and my friends.  A MUST LISTEN for anyone who wants to hear a different take on music.


Thursday, December 11, 2008

The Spectacle - I Fail

Artist: The Spectacle
Album: I Fail
Genre: Punk
Location: Norway

Awesome Release from DIY punks The Spectacle.  Every track is superb, my favorite is easily "self and other"


Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Circle Takes the Square - as the roots undo


Artist: Circle Takes the Square
Album: Self Titled EP
Genre: Screamo
Year: 2001
Location: Savannah, Georgia, USA

Great screamo album mixing elements of Grind, Punk, and Metal.
Probably my favorite Screamo band.

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Brenna Sahitjian - Crude but Lucid




Band:
Brenna Sahitjian

Album: Crude but Lucid
Genre: Folk
Country: USA
Year: 2005


Brenna is a member of the Riot Folk collective, a non-profit (more aptly described as anti-profit) group of folkers and punkers. As such, all of their music is completely free.

Brenna plays slow (for the most part) acoustic folk music, with biting lyrics and a wonderful voice (I'm a sucker for female vocalists). Plus it took me FOREVER to track down any of the Riot Folk albums, so hopefully its appreciated. So here it is for you all. Hope you enjoy it.

Brenna Sahitjian - Crude But Lucid (MEGAUPLOOOOOAD)

Friday, October 31, 2008

V/A Anarcho Compilation




Band: V/A
Album: Nick's Magical Anarcho Compilation
Genre: Folk/Punk
Country: USA
Year: 2012


This is a comp I put together of the bands that I have select discographies of, so anyone interested in any of the groups can tell me and I can upload what I have of their material. I put together my favorite groups and some of my favorite tracks by them. Alot of these artists (although certainly not all) distribute their music for free, and play in garages and small venues for free. Quite the DIY punk mentality, but just folky instead of crusty. And there's a nice variety here. Fun dancey hoedown jams and slow emotional ones; fun lyrics and political lyrics; old men and young kids; well known groups (Chumba and Against Me) and no name kids.

I hope you guys enjoy it. And like I said, comment here or on AE if you would like to request albums from any group/person on the comp.

Tracklist:

01 - Mischief Brew - Thanks Bastards
02 - Chumbawamba - Word Bomber
03 - Al Baker - Til the Fences Fall
04 - Saw Wheel - Obvious Hit
05 - Defiance Ohio - Oh Susquehanna
06 - Andzrej Stepien - Robin Hood
07 - David Rovics - New Orleans
08 - Johnny One Lung - Fix Up
09 - Tin Tree Factory - Revolution Pop
10 - Casey Neill - Dancing on the Ruins (of Multinational Corporations)
11 - Madeline - Dumpster Dive Mother
12 - Against Me - Impact
13 - Joey Only - Fire on Anarchist Mountain
14 - Shannon Murray - Conspiracy Theory
15 - Bread and Roses - Buried in Business Casual
16 - Rosa - Whiskey Smile

Mega Buttload

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Gallhammer - Ill Innocence

Band: Gallhammer
Album: Ill Innocence
Genre: Black Metal/Crust Punk
Country of Origin: Japan
Year: 2007

Track Listing:
  1. At the Onset of the Age of Despair
  2. Speed of Blood
  3. Blind My Eyes
  4. Delirium Daydream
  5. Ripper in the Gloom
  6. Killed by the Queen
  7. Song of Fall
  8. World to be Ashes
  9. SLOG
  10. Long Scary Dream
Thick and bassy Black Metal from Japan, and all the band members are women! Omigosh. Anyway, excellent almost brutal album.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M9XU35GQ

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Mischief Brew - Smash the Windows


Band: Mischief Brew
Album: Smash the Windows
Genre: Folk/Punk
Country: USA
Year: 2005


The best there is to offer in the anarchist folk punk breed. Erik Peterson is a one man band who on occasion has a little help from his friends. Political, funny, and a hell of a song writer... he's also one of the nicest guys alive and he puts on one hell of a live show. No more description necessary. The lyrics alone are worth the price (free) of admission.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UJGW8COE

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Slug's Revenge - Revenge is Never a 4 Letter Word

Band: Slug's Revenge
Album: Revenge is Never a 4 Letter Word
Genre: Bluegrass/Punk
Country: USA
Year: 2008


Slug's Revenge is part of the Rustystrings co-op, which is essentially a bunch of anarcho kids who play bluegrass/folk music, with some punkish vocals and sensibilities. Slug's is self-recorded and produced (on Sawjaw Records... not that he gets much distrib hahaha), have all their (his) albums up for free on their (his) website, and tour people's garages and backyards. In short, your typical underground punk band. One of the best anarcho-folk bands I've ever heard (right up there with Mischief Brew, Alan Baker, and Defiance Ohio), and the new recordings are amazing. Some of the most badass pickwork I've heard and some great lyrics. Kevin is the man (and a really nice guy to boot).

It's some amazing stuff, so I hope you guys check it out.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VFW5G6HA

Sunday, September 14, 2008

Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come

Band: Refused
Album: The Shape of Punk to Come
Genre: Hardcore Punk
Country of Origin: Sweden
Year: 1998

Track Listing:
  1. Worms of the Senses / Faculties of the Skull
  2. Liberation Frequency
  3. The Deadly Rhythm
  4. Summerholidays Vs. Punkroutine
  5. Bruitist Pome #5
  6. New Noise
  7. The Refused Party Program
  8. Protest Song '68
  9. Refused Are Fuckin Dead
  10. The Shape Of Punk To Come
  11. Tannhäuser / Derivè
  12. The Apollo Programme Was A Hoax
"I got a bone to pick with capitalism and a few to break
Grab us by the throat and shake the life away
Human life is not commodity, figures, statistics or make believe!"

The opening verse of the first song of this album pretty much gives you an idea of what to expect from Refused; angry-as-fuck, anti-capitalist Hardcore Punk. The Shape of Punk to Come certainly gives you that, it has all the left wing pretenses and pounding energy you'd expect, while being more experimental and daring than their earlier work. This is particularly obvious with cases such as the Ambient "Bruitist Pome #5" and atmospheric Electronic break near the end of "New Noise". The album also displays a plethora of particularly awesome basslines. Enjoy.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=USZRKHMK


Saturday, September 13, 2008

The Talking Heads - Fear of Music



Band:
The Talking Heads
Album: Fear of Music
Genre: New Wave/Punk
Country of Origin: United States
Year: 1979
Track Listing:
  1. I Zimbra
  2. Mind
  3. Paper
  4. Life During Wartime
  5. Memories Can't Wait
  6. Cities
  7. Air
  8. Heaven
  9. Animals
  10. Electric Guitar
  11. Drugs
The Talking Heads are a New Wave band that formed in 1974 in New York City. Led by main musician and songwriter David Byrne, it was originally formed from a group of graduates from the Rhode Island School of Design. As such, they were known for having true multimedia performances, with their concerts involving film and other graphics in addition to the music.

Their music might sound like a sort of twisted disco at first, since it draws on punk music as a main influence. They're a very interesting band. It's likely they're one of the least-obscure bands in this blog, since they had large amount of commercial success in the 80's. To quote music critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine, the Talking Heads are "one of the most critically acclaimed bands of the '80s, while managing to earn several pop hits."

This album, Fear of Music, is their third studio album, and my favorite. It has some of their most classic songs on it (though not their biggest hit, Psycho Killer), in addition to being an excellent album in general. It's a great introduction to the band, showing off their excellent songwriting skills and David Byrne's often subversive lyrics.