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"Parálisis Permanente was a Spanish post-punk band from the 1980s, noted for being the precursors of the dark sound of the 'Movida Madrileña'.
The group was originally formed by Eduardo Benavente (guitars) and Nacho Canut (bass), both formerly from the band 'Alaska Y Los Pegamoides', along with their siblings Javier Benavente (vocals) and Johnny Canut (drums) around 1981. This line-up recorded an EP, later included on their 1995 compilation 'Singles Y Primeras Grabaciones'. After Javier left the band, Eduardo also became lead singer. Their style departed from pop and approached the wave of bands like 'Gabinete Caligari'.
In November 1981 they recorded their first EP, with the company 'Tic-Tac' from Navarra in January 1982. The EP was a split with Gabinete Caligari and included the tracks 'Autosuficiencia' and 'Tengo Un Pasajero'. A videoclip for Autosuficiencia was also released. The split was later re-released by the record company 'DRO', and also by 'Tres Cipreses' with new cover art featuring two characters from the film 'Freaks'. The bands second EP, 'Quero Ser Santa', featured four tracks and was released in early 1982, also on Tres Cipreses. Amongst the tracks were "Quiero Ser Santa" and "Un DÃa En Texas", based on the film 'The Texas Chain Saw Massacre'.
Shortly after their second EP, Nacho Canut quit the band and joined 'Dinarama'. Rafa Balmaseda, formerly from 'Glutamato Ye-Yé' and 'Derribos Arias' joined on bass. Ana Curra, ex Pegamoide, joined on keyboards.
In July 1982, they recorded the tracks for their first LP 'El Acto', in which they explored an even darker style of punk than their previous releases, marking the beginning of the post-punk movement in Spain. The album featured covers in Spanish for David Bowie's "Heroes" and The Stooges' 'I Wanna Be Your Dog (Quiero Ser Tu Perro)'. In spite of the independent release of the album, the band achieved success in the Spanish Music Charts.
Their last single, 'Nacidos Para Dominar', was released in 1983. Later that year Eduardo, Ana and then drummer Toti had a car crash when driving to a festival in Zaragoza. Benavente was killed in this accident and the band came to an end."
A phat Jap slap of oldschool noisy hardcore putridity, debuting online over a decade ago (ripped from one of my '90s Nihon trades), and re-upped today for Th' Nigga Mahler...and...I guess you cheeky shits too 😛 (PAY IT FORWARD!)... 
"Alien Sex Fiend were formed by Nik Wade (Nik Fiend), Christine Wade (Mrs. Fiend), David James (Yaxi Highrizer) and Johnny Freshwater (Johnny Ha-Ha) in late 1982 at the 'Batcave' club in London (where Nik worked). The band became known in the gothic scene for its dark, electronic industrial sound, heavy samples, loops, dub remixes, and manic vocals. Five of the group's LPs and twelve of their singles reached top 20 positions in the UK charts, 'Curse' Is their 7th full length studio album." [And muh fave! --S] 
"Disposable Half-Truths is the debut solo album by Richard H. Kirk, originally released on cassette by Industrial Records in 1980."
http://www.mediafire.com/file/wulr470gvwh6ytr/PARALISIS_PERMANENTE.zip/file 
For Justin Relics! One of the "G.O.A.T." hard/speedcore* mixes, so fuckin' ✝GODLY✝ that N.A.S.A. should hadron-engrave it onto a gold record for one of their road trips to Andromeda (I'm kinda not joking!). I just can't sell it any harder yo...
A collection of spoken word(s) by Aleister Crowley, captured on wax cylinders between 1910 and 1914, and...through magick...continuously bootlegged to LP and CD since 1986. Eternacheers to Mahler for the eternahook-ups!!!
"In 1980, Genesis P-Orridge and Peter Christopherson traveled to the New York City apartment of famed beat writer William S. Burroughs to start the daunting task of compiling his experimental sound works (which up until that point had never been heard by the general public).
"The Satanic Mass is the first released audio recording of a Satanic ritual by Church Of Satan founder Anton Szandor LaVey. Recorded in 1967, the album was originally released on LaVey's own label 'Murgenstrumm' in 1968, then officially re-released on CD (but noticeably mastered from the original vinyl) by 'Amarillo Records' in 1994. The audio features the baptism of LaVey's daughter Zeena Schreck, as well as excerpts from his then unpublished book 'The Satanic Bible', which he recites over the music of Ludwig Van Beethoven, Richard Wagner, and John Philip Sousa."