Thulsa Doom New York, New York
Thulsa Doom rose from the NY hardcore punx scene in the late 90's and disbanded after a short two years. During their decade long hiatus Thulsa Doom's music maintained it's place in the DIY punx scene allowing for a smooth return in 2011. Fast forward to 2014 and Thulsa Doom is back to deliver serious in-your-face punk rock with all original line-up and new brutal tracks. ... more
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Love the vibe of this project as a whole. SUPER depressed angry music which relies heavily on sound clips and audio collage is my jam especially in sludge. Feels like a more deprived and crusty version of Through Silver in Blood. Either way, the balance between the audio collage and more tradition crust/sludge sections is perfect and leaves me satisfied every time I listen (which is a lot)
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i mean, it's an all time classic
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I love the intimacy of this record plus je-C picking is fantastic. je-C is the best modern day troubadour around now.
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Contagious Life MLP
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Frantic anarcho-punk from London’s Permission, boasting battering-ram guitars and scraped-up, maniacal vocals.
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The Italian hardcore group’s latest is a powerful, claustrophobic album that rarely lets up its mathy, metallic assault.
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Scratchy DIY punk from Philadelphia with an impeccable list of inspirations. Think Crass, Flux of Pink Indians, This Heat, and Chronophage.
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I don't think there's any band this pissed off.
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