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Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty Five

Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty Five Playlist Rites of Spring-Spring Sleater Kinney-Things You Say 7 Seconds-Drug Control Absolution-Fall of a Nation Black Flag-Bastard In Love Citizens Arrest-Woodstock Breathing Fire-Hit Machines Dry Rot-Oldest Pornography True Blue-Delta DropDead-Legacy of Death Splitting Headache-Ratings Flood Give-Amphetamine Dream Trauma-Era of Excess Our Gang-In Anger Show Notes Double Cross on 7 Seconds Blogged & Quartered’s Absolution discography Tony Rettman’s interview with Dry Rot.

Dry Rot-Philistine

Dry Rot Philistine LP Parts Unknown Records Dry Rot have been a band who came highly recommended from many friends. Didn’t they tour with Mind Eraser one summer too? Cool. I have enjoyed their many eps in the past, but they never really pulled me in where I would listen to them a lot. That has changed a bit with their new LP on Parts Unknown. Manic hardcore bouncing between power violence and the free jazz influenced style of SST bands like Saccharine Trust (a member of whom played on this record!), Black Flag, Gone, Painted Willie, etc. This is…
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Guinea Kid-Demo

Guinea Kid Demo Indiana band who reminds me a bit of the Adolescents or early Bad Religion. There is some modern chunky mosh parts that deviate a bit from the norm. Whether this is good or bad is really up to you. I enjoyed this demo, but it is definitely not my favorite style outside of some of the classic, canonical, bands like, for example, the Adolescents. Check this one out if any of that interests you.

Breathing Fire-Years of Lead

Breathing Fire Years of Lead LP Painkiller Records About seven years ago, Breathing Fire’s demo really blew me away. I remember listening to it every day in the fall of 2004 while studying before my evening classes. Brutal, heavy, and very dark hardcore in the vein of bands like Eyehategod and Rorschach. After years of delay, Breathing Fire returned with this LP. The influence of bands like the aforementioned is still very prevalent, but so is other bands like Saint Vitus and Napalm Death. Easily one of the best of the decade.

Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty Four

Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty Four Playlist Underdog-Underdog Blitz-New Age Eyeball-In Control Black Flag-Drinking & Driving Saint Vitus-Darkness White Cross-The Speed of The Presses Double Negative-Retro Abortion Cause For Alarm-United Races Staring Problem-Terminal State Out Cold-Brainwashed The Guns-Locked Inside Zero Boys-Civilizations Dying Show Notes Saint Vitus from Decibel Magazine is not completely available online. I refuse to link to websites like that.

Staring Problem-Demo

Staring Problem Demo This is a few years old, but I wanted to get a review in. Former members of Ensign, Tear It Up, Robot Whales, and The Break get together to play Bl’ast!/Corrosion of Conformity inspired hardcore. The songs on this demo are really heavy and burly, reminding me a lot of Animosity era COC. They have a full length record out now on Indecision Records you should check out.

Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty Three

Signifying Nothing Episode Twenty Three Playlist Dead Kennedys-We’ve Got A Bigger Problem Now The Snobs-Take Your Side No Tolerance-Pay The Cost Framtid-Stay Against Agnostic Front-Your Mistake Urban Waste-Reject Judge-Forget This Time Battalion of Saints-Modern Day Hero Breathing Fire-Gates of Ivory Suicidal Tendencies-Won’t Fall In Love Today Black Flag-Can’t Decide TSOL-Property is Theft

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