Backfire! – Where we belong
On where we belong Backfire! is adding new influences to their sound; a welcome change that doesn’t harm them at all.
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Reply To: DBR DISTRO UDATE [21-2] Lots of new stuff… LOTS
Hey miscreants, [b]THIS IS A MAILORDER UPDATE! FOR THOSE NOT INTERESTED IN MY BULLSHIT, YOU CAN SCROLL DOWN AND SEE WHAT’S NEW OR GO TO THE FIRST POST IN THIS THREAD FOR ALL RECORDS I’VE GOT STOCKED. CONTACT ME AT DONTBUYRECORDS@GMAIL.COM[/b] Wow, my last post was pre-apocalypse! Perhaps some of you thought: ‘Redemption at last! … Continue reading Reply To: DBR DISTRO UDATE [21-2] Lots of new stuff… LOTS
Reply To: Best dutch demos ever???
Both my SOM and Union Town demo tapes have some serious wobbly sound and drop puts, despite my cassette player working like a charm. I am going to try to clean them or someone else needs to lend me their copies. Until then I won’t be able to do a decent rip. I did however … Continue reading Reply To: Best dutch demos ever???
Rage Against The Machine – XX
Rage Against The Machine celebrates the 20th anniversary of their first album with this expanded edition, including their much sought-after 12 song demo from 1991.
The End Begins Now split CD
Five hardcore bands from four countries contribute three tracks each to this raging comp CD.
THIS IS HARDCORE 2011 report
Nab went to This Is Hardcore 2011 and wrote a piece about the Friday & Saturday at the fest.
Strength Approach, For The Glory & From The Heart
Strength Approach (IT hardcore) Looking back at the 17 years of Strength Approach history, it’s clear that Roma hardcore legends couldn’t choose a better title than “Roma hardcore state of mind” to celebrate this new chapter in bands history. Conceived as a tribute to their hometown, the eternal city of Roma, Italia, this brand new … Continue reading Strength Approach, For The Glory & From The Heart
Lost Baron – Kelder EP
Walking a fine line between Doomriders and Griever, Lost Baron deliver welcome surprise with their Kelder EP.
Harsh Realms – PØLP
From the moment Harsh Realms came under my attention I’ve been on the lookout for a proper full length to satisfy my cravings for good, solid punkrock with a poppy twist.
GRAVE MISTAKE RECORDS / Webstore Update 12.14.12
GRAVE MISTAKE RECORDS / MAILORDER WEBSTORE UPDATE 12.14.2012 Well, we are in the thick of the holiday season and I hope everyone has their x-mas shopping finished early and has a few extra bucks to spend on some records! You owe it to yourself! Or, keeping with the spirit of the holidays you can buy … Continue reading GRAVE MISTAKE RECORDS / Webstore Update 12.14.12
Commitment Records update
Commitment is selling CD’s for cheap. Some testpresses up for grabs too!
The Decline – Are You Gonna Eat That?
The Decline are from Perth, Australia, and play serious skateboarding jams reminiscent of the glory days of Bad Religion and Lagwagon.
Trapped Under Ice – Big Kiss Goodnight
Big Kiss Goodnight is the unusually named title of the second album by metallic hardcore wrecking machine Trapped Under Ice.
Laternpoll – Circus (Tape and free download)
I’m happy to announce our next release! The long-awaited Laternpoll – Circus record will be released on cassette-tape soon. But you don’t have to wait for that; the album is already streaming on Spotify, Itunes and Bandcamp. Go check it out! Here is what Gijs (Tenement Kids, GFJF) has to say about it; === For … Continue reading Laternpoll – Circus (Tape and free download)
Madball + All For Nothing + Striking Justice @ Baroeg, Rotterdam
Just 3 bands and an audience having a great time on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Hardcore still lives.
Abolitionist
Dustin from Oregon’s punk band Abolitionist talks about concept records, The Road, water, slavery and more.
Smash The Statues – looking back
Today, 2 years ago, Smash The Statues played their final show. To ‘celebrate’ that they uploaded footage of the full show and two unheard covers. We also made Tom look back.
H2O – Don’t Forget Your Roots
Don’t Forget Your Roots isn’t a record that will change the hardcore or punk scene. But it might be that one record that makes a younger generation check out bands like Embrace, Dag Nasty and 7 Seconds.
