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Together mixes up heavy sounds, desperate vocals and melodic riffs. Energetic music and personal lyrics. Fans of Defeater and the likes will love this band.
Vowels out of Dresden, Germany attacking your ears with their second 7" release. It contains 6 songs (incl. Big Boys cover) recorded on the same session as their debut 7" on Vendetta Records. If you dig powerviolence, fastcore or straight edge - or all this things combined - don't sleep on this band.
Work For It (from Poland) plays heavy and aggressive hardcore with a metallic edge.
Raindance (formerly know as Outrage) from Massachussets/Rhode Island, for fans of Unbroken, 108 and Deftones; Allocation (Belgium) plays dark, heavy and intense hardcore/metal, for fans of 108 and Integrity.
Acoustic vegan straight edge punk folk from the US.(Sleeve printed on brown cardboard, differently than the picture here)
Heavy hardcore with a metallic edge and angry vocals. For fans of World Eater and Risk It!
Inhuman Poison - S/t 7'' is a nice piece of vinyl for those into hardcore / crust with hints of melody, in the veins of Fall Of Efrafa and Ekkaia.
Jungle Fever from Italy plays hardcore strongly influenced by classic New York bands, such as Madball, Outburst, Breakdown, Leeway. This is the band's debut 7".
Last Dayz (Poland) vs Cornered (The Netherlands). Tough sounds, metallic and furious mosh hardcore.
Easpa Measa from Ireland is a crust hardcore band with both female and male vocals. Lyrics deal with social and political issues.
These two Canadian guys are armed with only vocal chords and acoustic guitars and still make more noise than a full band. Greg Rekus (ex High Five Drive) takes elements from melodic hardcore and plays them via folk; CBA reminds of early Against Me!
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