Jonathan Briley - "The Will To Power" Tape 1985, "Darker Profits" Tape 1985, "Loss Of Innocence" Tape 1986


"Industrial soloist also known for his collaborations with Sleep Chamber/Inner-X-Musick and 
connections to Broken Flag. An enigmatic figure, Briley seemingly quit all musical activity after 1989."

http://www.mediafire.com/file/p3fnhalikydu6oh/Jonathan_Briley.zip

Browning Mummery - "Evidence Of Ritual" Tape 1983, "Oracles And Prescriptions" Tape 1983, "Obiter Scripta" Tape 1984 (FLACS)


"Pioneering 'pure' industrial project founded in 1983 by Andrew Lonsdale of Australia, as both a collaborative and solo entity for experimental aural constructs. Lonsdale began producing electronic music in Rockhampton in 1980, and after relocating to Sydney in 1981, became a vital part of that area's legendary early experimental/electronic scene. The Browning Mummery style is distinct and genre-defying, drawing on techniques from dub, improvisation, musique concrete, cut-up/collage, and dark ambient."

Blood - Demos '86-'88

Never go full grind-retard...I'd posted Blood's 5th demo in Selfish Few's first month of life, and insisted that I'd never heard the preceding recordings...only to find the lot of them nonchalantly sitting in my archives (I gotta digi-dust more often!). Anyway, more middle school metal than grinding death, and the rips aren't nearly as bad as the placement of the boomboxes that initially captured the...the, uh..."music".

http://www.mediafire.com/file/66qeqkwunn5sddn/Blood_-_Demos_86-88.zip/file

Insect Warfare - "Noise Grind Power Death" 53 Track One Sided 12" 2009


AARRGGHH!!! GRANDSON OF ALL
ARSE-DESTROYING NOISECORE!!!

Disposer - 1999 Demo 1

Formerly hoarded lone release from this truly obscure noise-punk group (from Japan of course). They remind me of later Screaming Noise quite a bit, even sharing similar (though not as thin) production touches as that band's 2nd EP. Disposer is still wannabe Swankys-core, but smartly arranged for the style without any of the show-offy "look at how cooooool we are" easter eggs. Handsome schtuff that I'd enjoy far less pyrrhically if fucking tossers didn't treat it all like nuclear launch codes...

http://www.mediafire.com/file/kh3sqsr31vh1qx1/Disposer_-_Demo_1_1999.zip/file

Inu - "Meshi Kuuna" LP 1981 & Live (Year? Alchemy LP?)

"Kō Machida (born 1962) is a Japanese author, punk rock singer, poet and actor. Machida formed a punk rock band called 'Inu' (dog) in 1978, for which he used the stage name 'Machida Machizō'. Inu released their first album, 'Meshi Kuuna!' in 1981. The band split shortly after the album was released. He went on to form a number of other bands, and though these subsequent projects earned reasonable critical acclaim, commercial success was limited."

The band was somewhere between a sort of frantic wave and anxious pop, with a few segues into Fear's type of art student experimental territory (a trait Aburadako shared). Very catchy tunes, though I'm hard pressed to label any of it "punk". My fave track still remains "Uncle And Aunt" (track three on the studio LP).

Annihilator - "Welcome To Your Death" Demo 1985 & "Phantasmagoria" Demo 1986

"Along with Sacrifice, Voivod and Razor, Annihilator is credited as one of the 'Big 4' of Canadian thrash metal. Formed in Ottawa by Jeff Waters and John Bates in 1984, they named the band after the tank that Eddie Murphy's character rode on in the 1984 film 'Best Defense'. Waters and Bates then recruited drummer Paul Malek and bassist Dave Scott. This lineup lasted a year, producing a demo titled "Welcome To Your Death" during their time together. The demo received worldwide recognition and became highly sought after.

After John Bates and Dave Scott left the band before its release, citing artistic differences and personality conflicts, Jeff Waters and drummer Paul Malek recorded another successful demo titled Phantasmagoria in 1986. This was said to be the third most traded metal cassette tape in the 1980s, behind Metallica and Megadeth's demo tapes. Waters relocated to Vancouver in 1987, where he assembled a new line-up, including drummer Ray Hartmann and former D.O.A. bassist Randy Rampage on vocals. They went on to become the highest-selling thrash metal group in Canadian history, selling more than three million albums worldwide. Waters is the only remaining original member left, and usually assembles session musicians to perform and tour with him."

MT-2 > HM-2... 

DJ Cachexic - "Crazy Orange Nukes" EP 2008

"All tracks written, produced & mastered by Thomas Ponder (DJ Cachexic a.k.a. Goth Von Core). Tracks 1 and 2 are mega-experimental Industrial-Hardcore, track 3 is hard IDM made with kicks alone, and track 4 is Ambient/IDM. Track 2 was made as a 'diss-track', the lyrics were copied and pasted directly from a message sent to a friend of the producer. The sender's name will not be mentioned as Cachexic considers himself a nice guy. ^-^ " --Zeta 1 Records

Intentionally 192-kilobyte cheapcore that's...pretty sophomorish...but if we share the same mindset that even Bloody Fist wasn't built in a day, I think you'll enjoy this charming lil' digi-ep's squandered potential (Thomas 3:P.M.-Eternalled his projects in 2010 😞 ).

Graeme Revell - "The Insect Musicians" LP 1986

"Graeme Revell (born 1955) is a New Zealand musician and composer. He came to prominence in the 1980s as the leader of the industrial group SPK. Since the 1990s he has worked primarily as a film score composer. Some of his best known scores include The Crow (1994), Street Fighter (1994), Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie (1995), From Dusk Till Dawn (1996), The Craft (1996), The Saint (1997), The Negotiator (1998), Bride of Chucky (1998), Titan A.E. (2000), Tomb Raider (2001), Daredevil (2003), Freddy vs. Jason (2003), and Sin City (2005). He is also known for his frequent collaborations with director David Twohy, having scored Below (2002) and the Riddick franchise. Revell has been assisted in sound design by Brian Williams, who creates dark ambient music under the name Lustmord."


http://www.mediafire.com/file/h9ao2y6hfzt5z9p/Graeme_Revell_-_The_Insect_Musicians_LP_1986.zip/file