40oz's warmachine for global destruction by noise pollution

►Behind Enemy Lines - Know Your Enemy◄

This album is like Japanese stuka planes raining lead on a battlefield, and suicidal oil tankers strapped with explosives. If I was right wing fascist white supremacist I've been told I am, I'd probably detest the SJW diatribe this band pushes. The bands political soapbox is jammed in the poetic aabbccdd structure in pretty much every song, covering a different topic in each track, lik homosexuality, class warfare, and religion in politics, etc. The message is a little tired today, as it's become mainstream, but I like the approach. Unlike the bellowing growl that nearly all crust and grind bands use, the vocalist's voice is raspy, but also very human, which I think helps with the message. I'm not smart enough to distinguish the talent shown through the instruments, but I love the energy behind it.

►LENG 'TCHE - Razorgrind◄

This Belgian hospital crisis is a hailstorm of surgical knives and iron nails. It's a complete aural assault about 75% of the time, with calm eyes of the storm that makes it pretty approachable despite being pretty heavy and grindy as one might one expect from this thread. I like it a lot, especially for the risky rock organ song, track 11 which is soooo awesome.

Heh, one of my favorite bands.

►Bastard Priest - Merciless Insane Death◄

Cool recommendation DeathevokatioN! This album produces toxic inclement weather. The black rain raises the dead from their graves to spread their flesh eating disease. These guys reek with the grimy garage band stench of old-school deathmetal bands of the late 80's. They shred hard, and I'm glad to be a part of the necromancy.

If you're still in a mood for grinding death metal... here's a cult American band with lyrics inspired by old exploitation films, Italian zombie flicks, b grade slasher & horror flicks. It's really brutal stuff that captures the atmosphere of the movies they're inspired by quite well while still being able to stand on it's own. Their second album is more traditional death metal, though. ;P

These are great Visomid! I've been spending all morning listening to these. Thanks for the recommendations! I've never heard of these bands before.

►The Swarm (A.K.A. Knee Deep in the Dead) - Parasitic Skies◄

The Swarm is one of the super obscure genres of hardcore punk that I can only describe as Canadiancore. Eastern canadian hardcore bands like Acrid, Chokehold, and Left for Dead, have this distinct heavy sludgey sound, that just reeks of sewage and irredeemable waste. I really like this point of no return thing they have going for themselves. I don't know if this thing is still going on, because I only became aware of it IN 2005 by following this network of friends through myspace (which is a very old-fashioned sentence).

At the time I was listening to them, they were self-effacingly super anti-fascist, anti-capitalist, anti-religion, anti-conservatism, anti-drugs, anti-guns, anti-everything under the sun. The edginess of it was particularly captivating to me, and still is even if their views are becoming mainstream now. The sound of these bands still soothes my nerves and it's saddening to me that these views caught wind in the public's attention but the grief, desolation, and agony that fueled the art scene that carried it has been left behind.

I've been in one of those phases where i'm listening to the same 4-5 albums over and over again and they haven't gotten old to me yet. They're all listed in this thread.

►All Pigs Must Die - God is War◄

This album is a merciless rush; a real freight train of destruction incinerating everything in its path and leaving no survivors. What is there to say when your earlobes conciously try to fold in to protect you from the devastating noise? You don't say a thing. You fall to your knees and watch the world burn.

►Power Trip / Integrity Split (Full 7")◄

These deathdealers explode into an avalanche of facepunches and roundhouse kicks. Power Trip is more on the gritty thrashy side, while Integrity is comparatively more melodic and atmospheric. Both furious killers and an invigorating short listen that will wake you up faster than a tarantula in your sheets.

I have a copy of Violent Restitution(the original RC Records press) and Shotgun Justice(the original Fringe Product press) on CD, both of which are rare and pricey.  I'll sell them to you for a deep discount since you're a fellow Doomer.