Stalaggh
Projekt Misanthropia
Autopsy Kitchen (2007)
When John Zorn released his Kristallnacht album, it contained one track of sheer horror, anger, and sorrow all rolled into one. Entitled "Never Again," Zorn did his utmost to convey his interpretation of the "Night of Broken Glass." The track is essentially just that: over eleven minutes of the unbearable sound of glass shattering. Zorn even went so far, though not in a sensationalist way, of warning the listener against repeated or prolonged plays for fear of damage to the unwary listener's ears. The same such warning should have been included with Projekt Misanthropia. This is the final work of the collective known as Stalaggh that also serves as the final nail in humanity's coffin - bringing about an aural apocalypse that takes thirty-five minutes to hear and a whole lot longer to forget. What can only be described as extreme, this one-track cacophony of destruction and anger and despair leaves an indelible impression unlike any structured album you're likely to hear this year. Stalaggh can no longer be referred to as "ambient," unless in addition to the traditional definition of "surrounding" and "encircling" you include "stifling" and "oppressive". Take everything you heard about black metal hatred, everything you've read … Read more
J Church / Flamingo 50
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Los Diaper (2007)
Oh J Church how I love you and your noisy simple pop-punk brilliance. And thank-you for doing a good cover … Read more
I Rise / Soul Control
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Eightfold Path (2007)
This split 7" features two of the most exciting hardcore bands that have been hitting the fest circuit this Summer. … Read more
The Ergs! / Lemuria
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Art of the Underground (2007)
More of The Ergs for you. More pop-punk. More songs about girls and this time a rather decent cover of … Read more
