Said And Done – hardcore

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″.

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!”

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.

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

Save a bit of money. This package contains all our releases so far:

Everyday LP (2007)
Endless Roads 7″ (2008)
Feel it 7″ (2009)
Weight Of The World 7″ (2010)

This book compiles two decades of photographs from Dave Brown, a local fixture at shows in the Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC area. Along with tons of photos, this book also includes anecdotes about surviving the “adult crash” from John Joseph, Walter Schreifels, Paul Bearer, Brian Walsby, Eric Ozenne, Rick Ta Life, Tim McMahon and more. Plus, a 7″ is included featuring Down To Nothing, Kill Your Idols, The Slumlords and Cloak/Dagger.

It has a picture of Four Walls Falling on the cover. That should be reason enough to buy it ;)

They have created a record which honours the memory of old New York hardcore and its mythos but have stamped it with their own distinctive mark. Bleak riffs marry bleaker lyrics which spit out a scornful wake up call reflecting current planetary chaos. 12 tracks which hit hard but also have something definitive to say – a real rarity in today’s hardcore climate of posturing, jealousy and whinging. Fans of ‘Alpha O’ Cro Mags, The Icemen and Breakdown will get a buzz out of this.

To cap it all off the LP features artwork from Ed Repka (Megadeth, Nuclear Assault etc) which perfectly encapsulates the vision of singer Mike. Sweet huh?

Never Again is blowing up the UK at the moment. Fast and pissed off straight edge hardcore.  Mind Trap is coming from Vienna and rages hard.

These are limited color vinyl. So you can show off to your friends who missed out.

40 pages. Including interviews with:

Shipwreck ad
Unveil
Pim Some Will Never Know (that’s me!)
Oathbreaker
The Effort
xKingdomx
Reconcile
and more.
Also has a 12 song CD-R sampler with bands like Mind Trap, Sundowning, Way Down, Have Regrets etc.

Our latest 7″, out on Carry The Weight Records from the UK. 4 brand new songs. Comes with a download card.

This is how Reflections put it:

Combining elements of overdriven heavy rock, early thrash metal, and timeless 80′s era NYHC, this volatile combination instantly provides the catalyst for a dance floor consumed with controlled rage and unified violence. With deafening vocals, hard beats, massive riffs, and chaotic solos all captured in a brutally big recording…it’s like a headbanging scientist’s mix of Cro-Mags, old Metallica, and Raw Deal – being played by guys that witnessed it all first hand and took extensive notes while gasping for air between mosh parts. Limited to 500 copies on colored vinyl.

To me it sounds like Judge. I love Judge.

It’s Underdog. The s/t 7″ re-released by Bridge 9 Records. You need this. Red vinyl.

It’s good to see new, young bands from the Netherlands rising up (it’s well needed). Especially if they’re as good as this. Inspired by bands as Minor Threat, Paint It Black and Panic as they say it themselves they’re taking the world by storm. Get with the program.

13 fresh songs of the Dutch Descendents featuring (ex-)members of Nothing Done and Uppercut. Well, 11 fresh new songs that is, one re-recording of “Someday Soon” and a cover of Superchunk. Yellow (pre-order) colored vinyl. Put out by Shield Recordings, so you know it’s good.

This 4 song ep was recorded at the end of summer in Studio 4 (the same studio as the new LP). It features two brand new songs, “STONES THROW” and “ECCENTRICHINE”, which fall somewhere in the Swans/Dinosaur Jr/Lemonheads realm. Also has a new version of “THE P.I.G.” featuring full instrumentation (its acoustic on the new album), and also an acoustic recording of “WISH”. Comes with digital download.

Red with gold splatter.