Death Precision Inc. by thebrandwithnoname releases a visual look book for the second fall / winter release which features a “Mechanical” pullover, and the “American Terror Longsleeve.
A 16 year old producer, born in New Orleans, Louisiana, has managed to use influences that he grew up on (90s Cash Money / No Limit) and put his own spin to it. Matt, known as MattMikeMart is releasing GOLD on 11/17 and it will for sure satisfy any needs of any down south or underground listener. It will release through his blog and twitter.
Get his Twitter and view some of his remixes and work after the jump.
Untitled – MattMikeMart
music by MattMikeMart, vocals by MattMikeMart
So it’s been just over six months since I last directed your gaze into the kaleidoscope of metal through the ages from regular A Fist In The Face Of God mixmaker Fenriz aka DJ V.K.O.M., but fear not, here we have part two of his legendary Metal Merchants DJ Set mixes. Words from the man after the break.
Fenriz’ Metal Merchants Festival DJ Set, Vol. II
Metal Merchants festival in Norway Oslo keeps on giving, and it seems it will happen YET AGAIN – and for the Live Evil festival in October I’ve chosen two bands that convinced me when seeing them live at MMs. And so, as the first part of my Dj set for the first Metal Merchants festival HAS been unleashed here already, it’s also only fair that NOW COMES PART TWO. it’s been a private compilation up to now, where all you punters and all-round GEEZERS can hear it as well. Heavy metal never left, Baby!!!
TRACKLISTING:
1. UFO (England) “Rock Bottom” (1974)
2. Mindless Sinner (Sweden) “Master of Evil” (1983)
3. Karnax (Canada) “To Hell” (2007)
4. Attacker (USA) “Battle at Helm’s Deep” (1985)
5. Pagan Altar (England) “Pagan Altar” (1982)
6. Em Ruinas (Brazil) “Burn in Hell” (2007)
7. Coven (USA) “General’s Eye” (1987)
8. Omega (USA) “Shadows of the Past” (1987)
9. Luzbel (Mexico) “Hijos del Metal” (1986)
10. Thor (Canada) “When Gods Collide” (1985)
11. Manilla Road (USA) “Haunted Palace” (1987)
12. Ozzy Osbourne (England) “S.A.T.O.” (1981)
13. Cloven Hoof (England) “The Gates of Gehenna” (1984)
14. Rat Attack (USA) “Reaper’s Prey” (1983)
15. Accept (Germany) “Free Me Now” (1979)
16. Exciter (Canada) “Rising of the Dead” (1983)
17. Aria (Russia) “Antichrist” (1991)
18. Scorpions (Germany) “Robot Man” (1975)
Speaking of Live Evil, the line-up for the Fenriz-curated festival’s second billing has just been announced and this year’s free pre-show will be held at The Old Blue Last. The line-up for that features Norway’s Deathhammer—who tore up last year’s pre-show and festival (and Daniel’s pants), and Nekromantheon—who played the best live thrash set I have ever seen on the Saturday, completing the bill are Germany’s Occvlta, who were featured in one of Vice’s Noisey shows.
Apparently, if they sell another 100 tickets by mid-August for the festival there will be another headliner added to Saturday’s bill, so come on and dig not-so-deep – it is £30 for two days of the best underground metal out there right now. I will be interviewing some more of the bands on the bill in the coming months, so keep checking back for more info and possible additions to the line-up.
Okay, so it’s been a while since I last posted anything on here, but the metal Gods have blessed us with a brand new mix, of the thrash variety, courtesy of regular A Fist in the Face of God mixmaker Bradley Smith and Deathhammer‘s Cato Stormoen.
In a similar vein to the crust mix Brad did for me with Sindre back in March, this was conducted solely over email, as Brad is still living it up in Hawaii while Cato leaves in a cave somewhere in Norway, battling the cold winds of death. Anyways, it is an impressive line-up, with some surprises for even the most weathered thrasher out there. Words from Brad and Cato after the break.
So many thrash bands out there never received the attention they truly deserved, so I took this opportunity to collaborate with one of my favorite up and coming thrash maniacs to spread the word on some unheralded, yet truly explosive and corrosive bands. So I’ll keep this short and sweet and let the music do the talking. Thrash Hard!!!!!!! Brad
I have never collaborated on a comp like this before so I just piled together some killer tracks which I thought would fit. Some old favorite tracks of mine and also some stuff I came across recently, like Anacrusis. The cool thing about this für mich is the amount of new bands I discovered through Bradley’s side of the comp. Hails and play it loud!
DIE HARD!!
Cato