To celebrate God’s Prey’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection, Cosmic Funhouse, we mixed and dubbed out some epic tunes…together they create a superdelic mixtape, Slow Burn Vol. 1! These songs capture the spirit of this collection. It’s your job to download it & bring a little bit of the Cosmic Funhouse into your universe. Some of the artists that paint this sonic portrait are The Cure, Fugazi, Talking Heads, Roots Manuva, A Gun Called Tension & many more…Now it’s time to zone out & tune in!
1.The Cure : Primary
2.Theater of Hate :
3.Roots Manuva : Witness Dub
4.Fugazi : Waiting Room (Sub Swara Remix)
5.Tenor Fly : Roughneck Fashion
6. Gang Gang Dance : Glory in Itself / Egyptian
7.Siouxsie and the Banshees : Happy House
8.Talking Heads : Once In A Lifetime
9.The Clash : The Magnificent Dance
10.Big Audio Dynamite : The Globe
11.A Gun Called Tension : Black Eyes
12.Drink to me :B1
When Nocturnal Cult scribe Bradley Smith said he and Sindre Solem—Obliteration frontman and Nekromantheon bassist and sometimes vocalist—were doing a crust mix, my first thought was: great. Given that Brad lives in Hawaii and Sindre lives in Norway, there was one small obstacle to overcome; the Atlantic Ocean. However, thanks to the internet they managed to compose it solely over email and here it is, with a little intro from Mr. Smith.
The In Crust We Trust compilation represents a cross-Atlantic crust duel between Sindre, Norwegian vocalist for Obliteration/Nekromantheon, and Brad, American editor Nocturnal Cult Webzine, each one trying to destroy the other by picking the most crushing or devastating crust track they can find in order to annihilate the opposition. So who wins this battle between metal brothers? Only you can decide.
TRACKLISTING:
1. Amebix (England) – “Arise!” (1985)
2. Axegrinder (England) – “Life Chain” (1989)
3. Holokaust (USA) – “54 Wars” (2005)
4. Hellbastard (England) – “They Brought Death” (1990)
5. World Burns To Death (USA) – “Apparatus” (2003)
6. His Hero Is Gone (USA) – “Thieves” (1996)
7. Monuments To Ruins (USA) – “Sleep Rite” (2005)
8. Morne (USA) – “Force” (2009)
9. Detestaion (USA) – “Searching for Oblivion” (1996)
10. Tragedy (USA) – “Crucifier” (2006)
11. Murderess (USA) – “Cover the Earth in Graveyards” (2009)
12. Masakari (USA) – “XII Abandoned” (2010)
13. After The Bombs (Canada) – “This is Hell” (2005)
14. The Secret (Italy) – “Weathermen” (2010)
15. Summon The Crows (Norway) – “Life is Shit” (2006)
16. From Ashes Rise (USA) – “The Mandate” (2003)
17. Sanctum (USA) – “Hault the Machine” (2008)
18. Severed Head Of State (USA) – “Dust to Dust” (2003)
BBC Four examines the influence of reggae music throughout Great Britain in their documentary titled Reggae Britannia. The influential form of music captivated a massive audience which would eventually see itself become a cornerstone of other musical genres including punk. If you have a lazy weekend in your plans, the documentary definitely worth checking out.
Yes yes y’all! In celebration of Rockers NYC’s killer Spr-11 season, Wild in the Streets, we have started a new mixtape series…ATTACK MODE! Rockers NYC mastermind Sean Reveron hand-picked & mixed the illest lyricists from the world of street hop today! This is straight non-stop head banging shizz that will have you saying DAMN!!! Now download one of illest mixtapes ever! Check out some of the spittas: Cory Gunz, Pusha T, Slaughterhouse, Cam’ron & Vado, Raekwon…plus mad more!
1. Vado & Mavado : M.O.V.A.D.O.
2.Kanye West feat.Pusha T, Cyhi the Prynce, Big Sean & J. Cole : Looking For Trouble
3.Cam’ron & Vado feat. Busta Rhymes : Rubberband Stack
4.Nicki Minaj : Blow Your Mind
5.Lil Wayne : 6’7″ (Feat. Cory Gunz)
6.Styles P : #1 Homie
7.Slaughterhouse : Everybody Down
8.Raekwon : Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang
9.Snoop Dogg : Gangbang Rookie f. Pilot
10.Tyga feat. Snoop & Skateboard P : Really Raw
11.Jah Cure Feat. Rick Ross & Mavado : Like I See It
12.Haitian Fresh : Lick Season (ft. Rick Ross, Maino & French Montana)
This is a mix of the set Fenriz played at the first Metal Merchants Festival. Originally it was only hand-distributed to about 50 people, but Apollyon played it one nite while we were getting lit at my old place early last year and it blew me away. So I asked Fen for a copy and he ripped me a dub and it soundtracked literally my whole summer last year. Some incredible tracks from the most obscure bands I would never have heard had it not been for DJ V.K.O.M. Does what a great mix should – open you up to bands you didn’t even know existed. So, here it is, with a short message that appeared on the back cover.
Hello o ancient ones! The lame world of modern metal is left behind. Now let us enjoy the soulful fruits of our beloved lands of the past. DOOM!
TRACKLISTING:
1. Aragorn (England) “Black Ice” (1980)
2. Bitches Sin (England) “Down the Road” (1980)
3. Elektradrive (Italy) “Secrets of the Holy Grave” (1986)
4. Legend (England) “Death in the Nursery” (1982)
5. Kat (Poland) “Killer” (1985)
6. Armored Saint (USA) “Aftermath” (1985)
7. Hand Of Doom (Germany) “Rock N’ Roll Close to the End of the World” (1979)
8. The Beast (USA) “The Beast” (1983)
9. Bloodlust (USA) “Ride to Death” (1985)
10. Warlord (USA) “Mrs. Victoria” (1983)
11. Jag Panzer (USA) “Death Row” (1983)
12. Luzbel (Mexico) “Por Piedad” (1986)
13. Tröjan (England) “Chasing the Storm” (1985)
14. Sarcofagus (Finland) “The Deadly Game” (1980)
15. Proud (Sweden) “No Losers” (1984)
16. Heavy Load (Sweden) “Run with the Devil” (1983)
17. Helstar (USA) “Dark Queen” (1986)
18. Liege Lord (USA) “Cast Out” (1987)
19. Ostrogoth (Belgium) “Love in the Streets” (1985)
ANTI-SECT.
IN DARKNESS THERE IS NO CHOICE!!! click & download!
THIS RECORD IS CLASSIC CRUST! EVEN IF YOU DO NOT LISTEN TO CRUST THIS RECORD IS FOR YOU! EVERYTHING THIS BAND SANG ABOUT IS STILL IMPORTANT TODAY!
Antisect were an English anarcho-punk (and later on, crust punk) band, formed in 1982 in Daventry, Northamptonshire, UK. Their debut album, In Darkness There is No Choice, was released in 1983. Antisect was a signal band in the timeline of hardcore punk music: their influence has been indelible upon “black-clad, politically-charged, Discharge-obsessed punks over the last 30 years”.[1] The band were among the instigators of the squat venue scene in the mid to late 1980s, before finally splitting in 1987.
In Darkness There is No Choice, was released in 1983 on Flux Of Pink Indians’ Spiderleg Records label and reached number 4 in the UK Indie Chart. This was followed in 1985 by the release of the 7″ single, “Out from the Void”, which reached number 2 in the Indie singles chart and, along with Amebix’s 1985 Arise! album, is considered the starting point of the crust punk genre.[citation needed] The band were going to release a follow up second album ‘Welcome to the New Dark Ages’, but it was never finished or released by the band. However, some tracks that were going to be on this album appeared on the live album Peace is Better Than a Place in History, as well as many live bootlegs.
