"Chick Confuse" (most of the time, they had a dude for a few live
shows, the one here I ripped from a videocassette). Pre Bacchus!
Slave State - "Age Of man" Cassette 1988 & "White Land White Rule" Cassette 1988
"Very short-lived industrial group that began in 1987. They released two cassettes, three compilation tracks, made a few live appearances, and collaborated with Intrinsic Action. The band ceased upon the death (by suicide) of Boris Dragos in 1988. An official publication, 'Im Bau', contained lyrics, graphics and supplemental text to songs on the 'Age Of Man' cassette, as well as information and ideas concerning other related projects. Another collaboration, this time with Sigillum S, and titled 'Sex Structures' was intended for release in September '88. Due to Boris's death however, this never came to be." 
Sadist - "Infernal Blood Massacre" Demo 1 1985
Germany again? Check.Members of Assassin? Check.
Sounds like it was recorded and duped under a toilet overflowing with chunky diarrhea? Check.
Almost their only release? Check.
Completely forgotten because it's terrible,
but you want to hear it anyway? CZECH!
Friction - "Crazy Dream" 7" 1979, Live 10" 1979, Self-Titled LP 1980, "Skin Deep" LP 1982
"Friction is a Japanese garage rock band, originally formed in 1971 as 'Circle Triangle Square' by bassist Reck, saxophonist Chico Hige, and drummer Sakuro Watanabe. They changed the band's name to '3/3' in the mid 70s, and Reck and Chico later moved to the United States where they would form the band 'Teenage Jesus And The Jerks' (with Lydia Lunch and James Chance).""Renaming '3/3' to 'Friction', they recruited guitarist Tsunematsu Masatoshi, and then released a live album and single in 1979, and their first studio album in 1980 (produced by Ryuichi Sakamoto). Tsunematsu left the band in December 1980 to become an artist, and from then on Friction has had numerous guest musicians for live and studio releases, all revolving around frontman Reck."
Cunt Records - Labelography 1998-2007
10+ hours of not-too-oldschool speed shock, curated by Holland's Drokz, and featuring some
of the grittiest hXc assassins (from Akira to Radium) to ever bust the planet's cheeks.
OP GANG BRENGEN WAARSCHUWING:
None of the releases are split into separate folders, though they "should" be in chronological order.
...(I think)...
...(I think)...
Part One:
Part Two:
Middle Class Fantasies - Live Berlin 1981 ("Tempelhof Tape" Soundboard)
"Middle Class Fantasies was a German punk band that existed from 1979 to 1982, founded by Christoph, his brother Markus, and included Sören (guitar) and Topsy GI (drums). A demo came to the attention of 'Aggressive Rock Productions', who brought them to Berlin to perform at the legendary venue 'SO36'. The label then released their debut EP 'Tradition' (an early production of Harris Johns*), which was globally well received. The group was getting bigger, but they already felt that the punk scene was fracturing, so they decided to change their style to post-punk and their name to 'Killer Chocolates'. In 1982, a self-titled EP was released, but it flopped. They played to an almost empty hall in Bochum and then dissolved."
*Harris Johns is a European music producer, active in heavy metal and punk since the late 1970s, working for bands such as Tankard, Sodom, Kreator, Ratos De Porão, Slime, and many others.
P.S.: Tape cover track listing is completely fucked up and doesn't reflect actual set list..."punk".
Unseen Terror - Instrumental Rehearsal 8-12-87
When you think you have internet Painite, discover it's been online for years, but end up giving that news a free shrug and just posting it again anyway (I don't even remember where or when I first got this)...http://www.mediafire.com/file/75286d7kmy90wfj/Unseen_Terror_-_Rehearsal_8-12-87.zip/file
Update from Mitch: "No idea who ripped it, but I still have the original cassette here. It would have come from a trader of mine from back in the day as the quality (like you say) is like first generation."
Gibbed - Demo 1990 (Advance for "Eternal Life" Flexi 1990) And "Samurai" Zine Issues 1 & 2
Japan's first true grindcore band. Though favoring the metallic end of the genre, they still had the particulars nailed down a LOT tighter than predecessors Deathpeed (who were really aimless dark thrash) and S.O.B. (who garishly sold out to play the style...and completely sucked shit at it). Also included is the first two issues of nihonjin zine "Samurai", who helped finance a CD compilation featuring these and other previously published trax from Cacofonia, Anarchus, and Multiplex.
P.S.: Gibbed's name is an Engrish portmanteau of having been hung on a gallows.
P.S.: Gibbed's name is an Engrish portmanteau of having been hung on a gallows.
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