01:25

Back to the blogosphere for the shameful act of self-promotion.

New band, shorter attention span.

http://past-tense.bandcamp.com/

01:24

Gravitational Pull: A Rip in Space-Time

Earlier this year two friends of mine started a band called Cannabass. No guitars, only bass, drums and shouting. Last month another friend of mine joined and they recorded this album. Double bass sonic assault. These three pricks take Skull Worship to an unfathomable level on this recording. If you enjoy the sounds of Man is the Bastard this record will blow your mind all over your face.

01:23

The Product #1

Featuring members of No Comment, Infest and Lack of Interest with 11 songs clocking in at under 5 minutes. If I need to say more, you're on the wrong blog.

R.I.P.

01:22

we're like "time to high" now

Once upon a time in Orlando there was a band called Time to Die. Once they disbanded Ben and Ant (vocals and guitar respectively) decided to bring in some old friends to play old Time to Die songs. With ex-Republicorpsians Jake and Jono joining the fold along with Daniel (No Qualms) holding down the low end, Knife Hits was born. Check them out if you like really fast hardcore with monolithic breakdowns (I'm looking at you, Shane!)

Also for fans of Kindergarden Cop.

01:21

the curse of zounds

Behold the Curse of the young British lads known as Zounds.

01:20

demo tape

Scranton, Pennsylvania isn't just the home of soulless, humorless television show remakes, but also one of the most intense punk bands to pick up distortion pedals; Dead Radical. Out of the ashes of this band rose Nimbus Terrifix to pick up exactly where Dead Radical left off. What you can expect is more off the wall, powerviolent, hardcore rearing to tear you several new assholes.