Said And Done – hardcore

Tremors is the new band featuring Dirty Money’s Graham on vocals. They sound nothing like that though. Think Antidote. Think fast raging hardcore. Check it out for yourself on their Myspace.

I love little zines like this. They’re only little in size, not in content. There’s just so much stuffed in there. This one isn’t the best looking zine you’ll ever pick up but it’s good. Interviews with Trash Talk, Never Again, Deftones, Dillinger Escape Plan and more. Lots of record reviews, gig reviews, zine reviews. I don’t know. Really liked this one. Keep up the good work!

There’s even a positive review of our show @ The Grosvenor in London, which wasn’t one of our best to say the least. So thanks for that Nick!

Good stuff from Finland. Think NYHC from the 80′s, the crossover kind. They did a Cro Mags rip-off cover for the demotape, so you know what to expect. Totally my kinda thing.

Check it out for yourself here.

Interviews with Floorpunch, Tim McMahon, Amulet, Remission, The Loved Ones, Set Your Goals etc. Cut & paste style.

Comes with the Remission demo on a 7″.

Soul Search comes from California, USA and plays NYHC. You know, think Breakdown, Dmize, Crown Of Thornz. Or if you’re new into this kinda thing, think Trapped Under Ice. In other words: GOOD STUFF.

Check their Myspace.

Along with the tape comes a zine by the label that put out the demotape. Germany based. Interviews with Animal Instinct, The Ice, Floorpunch, Scott Vogel, Mike The Gook etc.

I’ll let Bootsman do the talking on this one, copy and paste of his review for asice.net:

“I was always under assumption that this band already reached their compositional maturity with their self titled debut. But boy, I was dead wrong. Side A’s title track alone should draw a truly breathtaking response from their listeners. After a lengthy Fucked Up-esque intro the band rips into a mesmerizing rocker that would do well as an opening track for any Tarantino movie. Six minutes seem to fly by as you get sucked into the song.  Side B features two tracks that come uncannily close to perfection as well. With “Blinding Lights” they have set the bar really high for themselves. Luckily, “Singing our world into existence” and “Start from the end” are both winners on their own and prove once more that they have grown musically and lyrically. Less punk, more rock! On a sadder note, this EP is also their farewell. Fuckers!”

This is (considering the amount of pages) more of a book than a zine. It looks incredibly slick too. This comes from Sweden but is totally in English.

A huge Stay Hungry tour report. Interview with Hårda Tider (translates to Hard Times, apparently a big Swedish band). An interview with Vitamin X. A big 2000-2009-what-are-the-best-records-feature. Lots of reviews. Columns.

http://www.myspace.com/laworderrec

2.3… Right… Justice. Finally the demo got pressed as a nice piece of vinyl. This is the last D&G release, limited to 325 copies. Most got sold on the last Dirty Money show were Justice played a set.

Small zine from the U.S.A. Totally loved it. It looks messy (in a good way) and has all these little parts to read in the corners etc. You just keep on reading.

This edition has long interviews with Lion Of Judah, Spoiler & Knife Fight. Lots of reviews etc. Just pick up a copy.

Small zine from the U.S.A. Totally loved it. It looks messy (in a good way) and has all these little parts to read in the corners etc. You just keep on reading.

This edition has long interviews with Greg Lockin Out & Cold World. Long, multiple-page- reviews of Dmize, War Hungry etc. Just pick up a copy.

Third issue of Dries his zine and it looks great. Interviews with Balance, Rise And Fall and World Gone Mad. A Have Heart tour diary, photoalbums of Fluff Fest (Rise And Fall, Have Heart) & Some Hardcore (Guns Up). Some columns (including one of mine I totally forgot I wrote) and reviews too.

Issue #3 and probably the last one.

Interviews with:  Debaser, Lewd Acts, Seed Of Pain, Ian Wiles (Dead & Gone Records), Ghetto Josh (Hexed Clothing). Plus: Photo Exhibition (rabbitriot.net),  columns, Book Club & Austrian band news.

A really clean (in a great way) lay-out. Loved it!

A zine in English from Ireland, done by a girl from Brazil. Does it get any more international? Anyway, a nice half A4 sized zine in quality print. Interviews with Rise And Fall, John Joseph, Chris Wrenn (Bridge 9), Famine and a report on the Irish scene.

Save some money. Weight Of The World 7″ + Weight Of The World longsleeve.

Save some money. Weight Of The World 7″ + Weight Of The World shirt.