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[Sworntothecans]

Minor Threat: Complete Discography
Unleashed:Where No Life Dwells
Ministry:With Sympathy

[The Wretch]

Unleashed:Where No Life Swells

You can get a pill for that now apparently.

[Carnage]

 

[Eoin McLove]

Axegrinder- Rise of the Serpent Men.

I bought this years ago and it didn't do much for me. It was too basic I think. It is clicking with me now. All the things that I can imagine put me off 15 or so years ago are the things that interest me about it today. The over- processed drums (post punk/ industrial hell) and the simplicity of the riffs which I now interpret as being like these darkly epic mantras. It has caught my imagination completely. Savage album. Apart from Amebix, what other bands are worth checking out in this vein? (Please don't say Swans, I'm not ready to reevaluate them yet  )

[Sworntothecans]

Unleashed:Where No Life Swells

You can get a pill for that now apparently.

Fuck sake🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Anvil]

Scanner - Mental Reservation
Oath - Computer Warrior
Dautha - Brethren of the Black Soil
Judas Priest - Defender of the Faith
Lucifer - V
Darkthrone - It Beckons Us All.

[The Wretch]

CYCLONE - Brutal Destruction (1986)

[The Wretch]

VIRUS - Pray For War (1987)

[Circlepit]

Engulfed - Unearthly Litanies Of Despair
Agnostic Front - Get Loud.
Grey Stag - Call Of The Mountain
Morgue Meat - Mutilation In The Chapel.

[StoutAndAle]

Grey Stag - Call Of The Mountain

Deadly. "Killing Monsters" is a beast of a track. And "Sunder" - Jaysis Christ.

"The Guide" still get regular spins too. I'd love to see them live but somehow they have eluded me.

[Circlepit]

I thought it was a folky up the hills down the valley type thing but I was quite far off the mark. Richie from The Metal Cell was singing their praises so I listened. That latest release is great.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Opeth - Pale Communion
Rottng Christ - Theogonia

[The Wretch]

VOIVOD - Dimension Hatröss (1988)

[Ducky]

VOIVOD - Dimension Hatröss (1988)

One of the best albums ever committed to tape.

"Psychic Vacuum" was on some random magazine compilation that my brother-in-law loaned me when I was 16/just getting into music (part of what I like to call "The Magic Shoebox" - had a bunch of Metallica, Maiden, Megadeth, Deep Purple, Ozzy, albums when I asked him for some 'guitar music') and it definitely opened my ears up to things what were a bit weird/off kilter.

[Cailleach]

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