Ramlord

Ramlord - Stench of Fallacy

Blacke metal / d beat insanity from new hampshire. This release impressed me with the variety and versatility that ranges betwen the songs.  They have recently released a  split tape that sounds like a totally different band its far crustier than this release but anything by this band is worth checking out.


http://www.mediafire.com/?ytx5i91l1fqnqjc

The link below is from their recent split tape

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ns4-zveSAo&list=FLLktKNCiKAbBiaa1d969eVg&index=17&feature=plpp_video

Escalator

http://www.mediafire.com/?j7525102drl5b42

Great tape. Elements of raw death metal mixed with fuzzed out and aggressive hardcore.

http://www.mediafire.com/?5f4lokd3zx79jl0


The best and most infectious split i have heard in a long time. Alpinist have been around since 2006 and hail from Germany. The similarities to Fall of Efrafa are evident yet the vocals and creativity in the music creates something new. Masakari play a raging blend of crust/d-beat and will go down well with fans of His Hero Is Gone & From Ashes Rise.

Dead In The dirt - Fear

Fast and grim black metal / grind

http://www.mediafire.com/?colxnfq92un367m

Deaf Kids

Deaf Kids

Brazilian crust/metal. For fans of Dishammer.

http://www.mediafire.com/?9pv5ih0cq6955b2

Gloom

Gloom - Speed, noise, hardcore rags

Chaotic, crusty, japanese noise.

http://www.mediafire.com/?koktbz69zbktidy

Sea Of Deprivation

Sea Of Deprivation - Catharsis In Disharmony

http://www.mediafire.com/?frjzjx69n962zhq

I only heard this album for the first time this week but I think it is excellent. I guess in a way they sound like a complete rip of Dystopia with the vocal styles, guitar and bleak as fuck lyrics. However, seeing how it is a few years since Dystopia have put anything out and are disbanded this was for me, great to hear as a follow up to Dystopia’s releases. Sure they are a complete take on Dystopia but they have enough unique and new touches to keep me listening to and enjoying this release. I’m gonna take this as a nod to a unique band as opposed to a blatent rip off.