KLF & ENT - "The Black Room Story 1992" CDR (No Year / Later Boot, 320)


"'The Black Room' is an unfinished collaboration between KLF and Extreme Noise Terror. The original style was to be played as hardcore techno, then industrial metal, before settling on metallic thrash composed and produced by KLF but performed by Extreme Noise Terror. The album was scheduled for release by the end of 1991, then pushed back to March 1992. The two bands were still recording in February 1992 when KLF scrapped the sessions altogether. Asked if the recordings would ever be released, Jim of KLF said: 'There is a bootleg flying around, I haven't heard it (to verify). I thought I had the only copy (of the original sessions), but I guess there might be another one that was made.'"


Rapid DOG (Xol Dog 400s) - "Pong E.P." CD 1995


39 ultra short trax (remixed and intermixed by the same producer) of first-wave German hXc/terror...

Interviewer: "So, Rapid Dog is something like Intelligent Gabber?"

Soulman: "Huh? What?"

Dead VS Death To Humanity - Demos '86 & '88


Skeletal-white-cat-shit-fi duel to the DEATHRASH (that was the intent, but the actual tunes
were noisy-ish hardcore for D.T.H., and Dead may as well have been fraternal twins with Hellsaw)...

Controlled Bleeding - "Knees And Bones" LP 1985 & "Shanked And Slithering" CD 2005 (320)



"Controlled Bleeding was an experimental music project from Massapequa, New York. Founded by Paul Lemos, most of their recordings featured two main collaborators, Chris Moriarty and Joe Papa, who both died in the late 2000s. The band was originally formed in Boston around 1978, after returning alone to Massapequa, Lemos rebooted the project with old school friends Gary Pecorino (organ) and Tony Meola (drums), and released a 7" EP called 'Wall Of China Love Letter' in 1980. This early incarnation played progressive art rock. By 1983, Pecorino and Meola had left and were replaced by new collaborators Joe Papa, a 300-pound scat-singing eccentric, and Chris Moriarty, a neighbor of Paul's who played drums. The new trio's output soon strayed into areas of harsh industrial noise (sometimes mixed with guitar and vocal work). In February 1985, their first full length LP in this style, 'Knees And Bones', was released by Swedish label Psychout Productions. A 2005 compilation CD, 'Shanked And Slithering', contains previously released and unreleased material from that time (83-86) which was entirely remixed and remastered."

Kikeiji - EPs '83-'85 (320) & "Early Days Rough & Tough '83" 10xCD 2014 (FLAC)




"Formed in Tokyo in November 1982. Released the 1st flexi sheet, the first release of the hardcore punk label ADK Records launched by Tam, the former member of The Stalin. In 1983, released the EP "PLASTIC SCANDAL" and disbanded. In 1984, the flexi sheet "PRESSURE" was released even though the band was disbanded. In 1985, they reunited, played two shows, released the EP "Hello Good-bye" and disbanded. Bassist Tatsushi joined another early ADK band, MASTURBATION. Furthermore, after the dissolution of Masturbation, in 1986 he formed "TRANSFORMER" with guitarist Hiroshi, and in 1987 released "MANOEUVRE" from Balcony Records. In 1993, formed again. Participated in the former Ghoul's Masami memorial live. In January 1994, drummer HIROSHIMA launched OK Records, and with the start of the CD release of ADK's works, they performed their last live and officially disbanded. They released a live album "LIVE AT LAST" containing this live sound source, and an omnibus album "1982-1994" covering all released sound sources up to that point. In 2008, the members of YASU, HIROSHI, TATSUSHI, and HIROSHIMA reunited for the third time. In 2010, TATSUSHI and HIROSHIMA withdrew. Tsuji is in charge of bass, Toshiaki Sudo is in charge of drums, and Proletariat Honma is in charge of keyboards, which will be a new part. "Recite and bury yourself!" was released. In 2012, released the EP "Disgust". Tsuji, who is in charge of bass, has left the band, and Seiji Fukushima of THE FOOLS has joined. In 2014, he released his second album, "De-Human: The madness of fake things is just shit that makes the world uncomfortable". In addition, he released a collection of early live recordings "EarlyDays Rough & Tough" and a self-cover album "Reborn Or Hell?", which is a re-recording of his early works. The death of vocalist YASU on December 20, 2021 was announced on the official website and official Twitter on the 24th."

Sakevi + Jojo (SKV & Hijokaidan) - "Mammalia" LP 1987 (Vinyl FLAC 24/96)



"JOJO Hiroshige (September 9, 1959) is a Japanese noise musician, guitarist, singer, music critic, sports card collector, businessman, and fortune teller. His real name is Yoshiyuki Hiroshige. Around 1974, he started recording at home in Kyoto. Initially, he produced many overdubbed works on cassettes and reel-to-reel tape decks. In 1977 he formed the improvisational band SLOTH. In 1978, he formed the avant-garde punk rock band ULTRA BIDE. In 1979, he formed noise band Hijokaidan. At a time when most of the possibilities of rock music had been exhausted, he sought 'something that no one else had done, something that no one could understand', and ended up playing noise. In 1984, he established the independent label Alchemy Records with Naoto Hayashi. He has released over 200 works, including CDs and DVDs."

"Sakevi Yokoyama (age unknown) is a Japanese graphic designer and collage, digital, and performance artist. Best known as a founding member of metalpunk/experimental group G.I.S.M., other activities include editor and co-publisher of "Punk On Wave" magazine, brute-industrial music collaborations, art showings, limited printing of his art and design on t-shirts and posters, and at least one book. A reclusive & mysterious individual, his exploits have garnered many myths and urban legends since the 1980s."


Heresy - "Never Slit Thanks" CD 1990 (FLAC), Live St. Gallen / Nottingham / Wigan '86-'88, True First Peel Session July '87 (UNRL/Never Pressed), "Dortmund Tapes" Rehearsal '87, Troubled Times Radio Interview '88


One of the Ashoka Pillars of all fast 'cores (especially the ones that rap)...


&...

Rage Reset - Discography (W / Both Versions Of "Syndrome" EP) '94-'96


The only Amigacores not from Newcastle to release on Bloody Fist
(and they lived in Sydney, Mark N's mortal enemy! THE ENTIRE FUCKING CITY!!!)...

R.I.P. Fucker - 2013 Demo


First Chaos U.K. EP quantum entangled with Sore Throat's midpace alter.
Only release (cuts like a crib death to type that), "R.I.P. to FUCKERS!!!"

Deceased - "The Evil Side Of Religion" Demo 1986 & "Birth By Radiation" Demo 1988 (320 VBR Tape Rips)



"King Fowley and guitarist Doug Souther started the band in 1984 in Arlington, Virginia with a goal to out-thrash Slayer. They experimented with a number of band names, formations, and styles before settling on the name 'Deceased' in 1986 (the final lineup consisting of Fowley on drums and vocals, Mark Adams joining Souther on guitar, and bassist Rob Sterzel). Tragedy struck the group on March 3rd, 1988 when Sterzel and several friends, including Souther's brother, were killed in a hit-and-run accident. Les Snyder became bassist later that year. Souther finally quit and was replaced by Mike Smith in 1991. The lineup of King Fowley, Mike Smith, Mark Adams, and Les Snyder lasted over a decade and recorded some of the group's most celebrated works."

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