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無我 (Muga) was a melodic metallic Crust band from Nagoya, Japan. Apart from their two full-length releases, ''無我'' and ''There Is Nothing Eternal Exists'' there is the demo tape ''The Road of Asura'' and a split with Swarrrm. They also appeared on Relapse Record's ''Japanese Assault'' compilation. Reissue on vinyl of their 2008 CD "There Is Nothing Eternal Exists". Ltd 505 on black vinyl with insert and 30cm x 60cm poster. -
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A.G.E. (aka Armed Government Error) offer up another mighty sacrifice to the volcano gods of Metallic Crust. Top notch Metal crushing Punk! This is skin blistering Metallic Crust for Hard Core/Punk and Metal fans -
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Excellent mix of hardcore, punk and NWOBHM – Motorhead-driven hardcore punk with some Iron Maiden and Japanese hardcore influences served with a Russian energy and anger added with some spices of Scandinavian hardcore. -
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Finland’s D-beat Hardcore Punk band Kürøishi is finally dropping their monster second LP “Sound The Alarm”. While the sold-out first LP “Poverty. Ignorance. Greed. Slavery” stemmed from a traditional Scandinavian style of “Tragedy via Wolfbrigade”, “Sound the Alarm” LP leans a lot more on a tasteful Japanese hardcore influence. The Tragedy heaviness and bleak atmosphere is still prevalent, with crushing dirges and desperate melodic riffing, but here the songs are more guitar-focused, with blazing guitar leads and huge epic guitar solos pumping adrenaline to the extreme. Set that to high-charge tempos and throw in some big gang choruses with guest appearances from bands like Think Again/ Systematic Death, NoLA, No Excuse, Vivisektio and Rotten Sound, and you’ve got your winter soundtrack all sorted out. Recorded and mixed by Antti Lindholm at Boat Island Studio April – July 2019 and mastered by Jack Control at Enormous Door Mastering (Martyrdöd, Forward, Framtid etc.). “Sound The Alarm” comes with a sleeve drawn and painted by none other than the true japanese artist and legend Akihiko “Sugi” Sugimoto himself. -
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This record will be a new chapter in the S.A. history and definitely harder than their previous stuff. If you dig real Hard Core in the veins of Sick Of It All, Madball and the godfathers of HC, Agnostic Front -
Originally released by JTTP and Surprise Attack in 2004, this definitive Deathwish version is a new pressing and boasts a brand new mastering job, revamped artwork and three bonus tracks never previously available on vinyl (including an Integrity cover). -
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"Claws Of Despair" is officially out now, marking the return of Downwinder with a sophomore album of eight new tracks, devoted to the band's Crust Stenchcore roots blended with old-school Death Metal influences. Release date: March 29, 2024 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWufiaknkYA -
Dirty Wombs is bursting forth with their second LP. Japanese hardcore is the obvious starting point, we all love Death Side and Bastard, but Dirty Wombs throws in some pinches of Thrash Metal and Greek Crust to make for a more compelling emotional approach. -
Mentally Defiled is a Thrash Metal band from Athens/Greece. ''The Thrash Brigade'' brings an onslaught of 10 tracks. A mixture of Bay Area with European Thrash Metal, sometimes raw and fast, sometimes technical and mid-tempo. Lmtd to 250 copies. -
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“The most soaring, magnificent, ethereal cathedrals to reason, faith or anything else were as mere unkempt and dilapidated hovels compared to the constructions – if they could even be described as such – within the Sublime.” (Iain M. Banks, The Hydrogen Sonata) “Sublimation” is an album recorded by 4 guys who appreciate good sci-fi literature and enjoy playing riff-centric, rhythmically intense underground music. It has been heavily inspired by the late Iain M. Banks’ concept of Sublimation, as explored in the master’s final sci-fi novel, “The Hydrogen Sonata”. It is Dephosphorus’ 4th full-length album and it presents a few notable differences compared to the rest of their discography, which are up to the audience to find out. Last but not least, the record’s atmosphere has taken visual shape thanks to Viral Graphics. Pressed on 180g vinyl, contain a 4 pg. 12" inlay, A2 Poster, Sticker & Download Card. -
Doom are one of those bands that really don't need an introduction and they are back with another album. British Crust/Punk pioneers Doom surprised everyone by releasing their first new studio album in over a decade. Gatefold Cover with Poster. -
Sweden's MYTERI team up with PROCRASTINATE from Greece for a split LP release. Hight quality Crustcore galore guaranteed! -
Animosity is the second studio album by American band Corrosion of Conformity. It was released on October 25, 1985. The album cover art was done by artist Pushead. Animosity was nonetheless a crucial stylistic lynchpin in the bridge between metal and punk. -
Second album for the band. Extreme blackened hardcore / crust at it’s best! -
Raw noise D-Beat destruction. 8 songs of pure mayhem + a Chaos UK cover. Black vinyl + mini poster, limited to 300 copies. -
Hardcore violence from Salonica! 6 new songs + their 2023 demo as a bonus. Black vinyl limited to 350 copies. -
Hardcore punk band from Athens, Greece. Members of Χωρίς Οίκτο, Lifewreck, Chain Cult. -
New record from Athens’s Rampage. 12 songs in good old hc/punk style. -
25 years in and Hellshock still have a lot to say and their sound is getting darker and heavier than ever. XXV dives deep into bleak, metallic stenchcore territory, blending their trademark crust foundation with Bolt Thrower-style riffing, somber melodies, and even the occasional synth touch that adds to the apocalyptic vibe. The production is massive, thick, heavy, but never over-polished. Everything hits hard: the guitars are crushing, the rhythm section is powerful, and the vocals bark with the usual visceral intensity. There’s an oppressive, almost funereal atmosphere running through the record that drags you down with it—and that’s a compliment. Hellshock kinda reinvent the wheel here creating something different that usual that I would define “progressive darkened stench core”. XXV is a fitting soundtrack for the end times: scary, powerful, and utterly uncompromising. American press by Black Water Records. Limited run of 500 copies. -
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In It For Life was the suitably titled 1989 LP by post-apocalyptic voltage mongrels Extreme Noise Terror and Filthkick, a Birmingham-based hardcore punk group, equally as championed by John Peel as ENT were. Work For Never and Damaging Noise performed here by the former to the same exhilarating degrees as Mount Vesuvius erupts is an unholy rumble of double-pronged vocal aggression and rampages of feedback that could burst boils not even formed yet. A vampire bullied into submission and burning in the sun. Filthkick follows with Cime Without A Name, an endless, ominous dirge before being mauled by a savage dog. Between The Lines jumping in and out of focus, but never losing any of its ferocity with blistering speed and sandblasting action. -
The second album for the band ''Tombs Of Hell'' is Finally OUT NOW!! 12 tracks of Disgusting Grinding Crust Punk in the vein of Terrorizer, Doom, Extreme Noise Terror, Disrupt etc. -
Pre-OrderΜορμώ (Mormo) is not new to this game. All members used to play in the legendary Greek crust band Dyspnea from Tyrnavos and they still carry the flame of that scene where back in the day bands like them, Xamos, The Malloy's Kids, Legal Pain, Social Security and others made noise and disrupted the quite life of this small rural town of central Greece. "Δυστοπία" (Greek for Dystopia) is their second album. Τhey have started a unique take on crust that centers on a more dark, esoteric and elegant sound that has transcended the constant d-beat pounding, fast paces and seer aggression of the genre with longer song structures, slower tempos, more complex songwriting and lots of atmosphere while still winking at the sound and aesthetics of beloved crust bands of the past. It’s like combining “Darker Days Ahead” by Tragedy with “Crack the Skye” by Mastodon, some black metal influences, krautrock rhythmic segments and lots of pagan myths of Thessaly. Μορμώ (Mormo) is doing to crust, is what Joy Division did to punk. -
Furthermore, and as a separate release, the band’s foreboding 1989 “Deny Your Destiny” demo and 1990 “Necrorgasm” EP have been compiled on a single LP to document the band’s early trajectory, which eventually led to the release of “Demise.” These two prior recordings include germinal versions of several songs from the first full-length, along with others such as “Necrorgasm,” “Mass Impalement,” and “Death Courier,” which were not included on “Demise.” This “EP and Demo” LP also includes four live tracks taken from the 1990 Molon Lave Festival and a 1991 gig at the Villa Amalias Squat in Athens. This unearthing and reanimation of Death Courier’s earliest scourging imprints erases a longstanding void in the availability of the most essential recordings from one of the most important pillars in the Greek black/death metal canon. -
Repressed fromfirst time in a decade, the recordings that started it all. Housed in a deluxe tip-on sleeve with a double-sided 24'' x 12'' poster insert.