NAILBOMB 1995 vs. NAILBOMB 2025

I have always been a big fan NAILBOMB's live at Dynamo 1995 (Proud to commit a commercial suicide). And I got to listen to the live album before supergroup's debut and sole record "Point Blank".

NAILBOMB 1995 vs. NAILBOMB 2025. What's your fav? I won't tell you mine but consider that I'm almost as old as Max and the 90's was the 90's...

Have fun👊 

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ7C0VDVkHQ 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh-YI5BMsD0

EXODUS British Disaster: The Battle of '89 - Live At The Astoria (OFFICIAL FULL ALBUM STREAM)

The Bay area thrashers were out touring on their new album "Fabolous Disaster".

The best EXODUS ever? Sure they still kicked damn asses right!

Nice one from Nuclear Blast.

Enjoy this streaming and forget poor Metallica...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_1J-nzYeOQ

FACE TO FACE's Scott on Iron Maiden influences in "Bent But Not Broken"

What have been the main influences for virtuoso melodic punk hardcore and punk rock bass players? Several would be the obvious, 99% accurate, answer, right? But let's think about some; we hear players being influenced by those pioneering the punk hardcore genre (guys like Dead Kennedys' Klaus Flouride, Descendents' Tony Lombardo, RKL's Joe Raposo, The Clash's Paul Simonon, The Who's John Entwistle) some taking hints from more rock'n'roll blues and reggae oldies (Rancid / Operation Ivy's Matt Freeman) and an impressive bunch influenced by Steve Harris and melodic riffing of mighty Iron Maiden. And the Iron Maiden's list could go on and on, especially among the bass shredders in melodic skate punk, but to name a few I'd think of Face to Face / No Use For A Name's Matt 

NORMA JEAN Live In The K! Pit (Tiny Dive Bar Show)

Watch this show NORMA JEAN played at K! Pit in Brooklyn, New York if you haven't already. And watch out for their new record "All Hail" scheduled for release on Oct. 25th, 2019 through Solid State Records.
That's some hard-hitting metalcore guys and gals!

ABEL IS DYING all promos available on bandcamp

Poland HERIDA PROFUNDA partecipated to a grindcore tribute to Motorhead titled "Aces Of Grind", year 2017

BAD RELIGION "My Sanity", have you checked this out?

HARD RESISTANCE to release 1994-2014 double-CD Retrospective early 2015

Twenty years have gone by since the days HARD RESISTANCE, European hardcore band from Belgium, burst upon the scene. The news is WTF records will be releasing a 2-CD retrospective titled 1994 RETROSPECTIVE 2014, which is scheduled to be available on January the 2nd 2015. 

The early nineties and mid-nineties were a revolutionary periode. A lot of American hardcore bands started to boom and the scene exploded once again. Bands like Biohazard, Sick Of It All, Madball, Pro-Pain and Cro-Mags grew and destroyed the European stages. It was at that time, that HARD RESISTANCE started out.

After a while, European bands like Backfire!, Ryker’s, Right Direction, Tech 9, Discipline, VOT earned the respect they deserved. Album productions got better, bands were selling tons of merchandise and shows were full of energy. Finally; the hard work paid off.

In fact, they established a true hardcore "Euro-scene" and European bands got dubbed "Euro-core bands" by international media and radio (someone bashed it bulldog HC). Everyone was talking about it, everyone was into hardcore. Glorious days!

MISERY SIGNALS Malice X, 10 year anniversary tour feat. original line-up

A piece of news USA's MISERY SIGNALS followers will be happy to file under the "good news" folder. It's still unknown whether the pioneers of the more angular, complex yet melodic metalcore will be following up the US tour with an Euro stint. Let's keep fingers crossed...

Milwaukee metal band Misery Signals created quite a frenzy last week when they announced via social media that they would be hitting the road with their original line-up to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their acclaimed debut album Of Malice and The Magnum Heart.

Watch the Tour Teaser Video here:

ΑΔΙΕΞΟΔΟ - "38 Χιλιοστά" LP - Repressing out now

The guys at Skull Crasher records/ditro dropped us a line to let everybody know that ADIEXODO's "38mm" LP has been now repressed by Scarecrow & B-Other Side records.
The Greek punk band hailing from Athens was around between 1983 and 1986 and their only full-length album named "38mm" was released in 1986 by Enigma records in 800 copies.

Amemdment records reissues SHIELD's "Vampiresongs" LP

Chile's Amendment records recently reprinted the 12" "Vampiresongs", originally out in 1995, from Umea, Sweden based SHIELD.
The Swedish sXe combo has been around for 3 years between 1993 and 1996 and this 12-track album of angry, thrashy and dark tinged HC includes the song "Kaleidoscope" taken from the "SXE As Fuck II" Compilation.
The re-release is graced by a new artwork made by Johan, original singer of the band.