EyeHateGod

01. EyeHateGod - In The Name Of Suffering, 1990 CD Album Reissue      Century Media, Century Media - 77-9738-2, 38-2      Reissue from 1992 02. EyeHateGod - Take As Needed For Pain, 1993 CD Album      Century Media - 77052-2 03. EyeHateGod - Ruptured Heart Theory, 1994 Vinyl 7" 33 ⅓ RPM EP      Bovine Records, Bovine Records - #BO19, BO-19 04. 13, EyeHateGod - Whore / EyeHateGod, 1994 Vinyl 7"      Ax/Ction Records - ACT 23 , Compilation      Contains 3 songs by: EyeHateGod, 13 - Contains 3 songs by: 13, EyeHateGod 05. 13, EyeHateGod - Wrong / Untitled, 1995 Vinyl 7"      Slap A Ham Records - #24 , Compilation      Contains 2 songs by: 13, EyeHateGod 06. EyeHateGod - Dopesick, 1996 CD Album      Century Media - 77114-2 07. EyeHateGod - Confederacy Of Ruined Lives, 2000 CD Album      Century Media - CMR 8008-2 08. EyeHateGod - 10 Years Of Abuse (And Still Broke), 2001 CD Compilation      Century Media - 8048-2      Demo 1990 + Live 1994 && 2000 09. EyeHateGod - Preaching The "End-Time" Message, 2005 CD Compilation      Emetic Records - emetic 015      tracks from EPs and demos Very surprisingly, this is not a reload, it is the very first occurrence of EHG on this website (apart from the 13 post). Even more surprisingly, it was never requested. So here they are now, the infamous cesspools of sludge and sickness from the mother of rotten riffs and decaying beats. EHG should need no introduction, but for those who hesitate, they are like the tumor that was extracted from the irradiated corpse of a Black Sabbath | Black Flag hybrid after it was mauled by a zombie dinosaur. Slowness and disgust, swamps and spikes, drowning in hate, experience all that through the seminal output of the precursor of everything musically ugly and poisonous! My favorite piece of decomposition is Take As Needed For Pain.  Agonize in triplazering bubonic cracks til the end of the sludgiverse! Remove brackets and unzip: [zerhatestate] !ZER EyeHateGod ZER!

Reload: Artimus Pyle

01. Artimus Pyle - Civil Dead, 2001 CD      Prank - PRANK 035 02. Artimus Pyle - Fortress, 2002 Vinyl 7" 45 RPM EP      Prank - PRANK 055 03. Artimus Pyle - Fucked From Birth, 2003 CD Album      Prank - PRANK 069 04. Artimus Pyle - Black Shroud EP, 2006 CD EP      Missing Link Records - ERGH009 05. Artimus Pyle - Tonight Is The End Of Your Way, 2007 Vinyl 7" EP 45 RPM      Insane Society Records, Too Circle Records - IS 080, TCR-022 Requested: rezerred. For the split EP with Crow, go to the Crow post. Remove brackets and unzip: [taxation is rape] !ZER Artimus Pyle ZER!

Warfare

01. Warfare - Noise, Filth & Fury, E.P., 1984 Vinyl 7" 33 ⅓ RPM 45 RPM EP      Neat Records - Neat 41 02. Warfare - Pure Filth, 1984 Vinyl LP      Roadrunner Records - RR 9815 , Compilation 03. Warfare - Pure Filth, 1984 Vinyl LP Album Limited Edition, Vinyl 12" EP      Banzai Records - BBRC 1923      Banzaï Records version, slightly different track list than the Neat or RR version, and includes the Two Tribes 12'' 04. Warfare - Two Tribes (Metal Noise Mix), 1984 Vinyl 12" 45 RPM      Neat Records - Neat 45 (12") 05. Warfare - Total Death EP, 1985 Vinyl 12" EP 45 RPM      Neat Records - Neat 49-12 06. Warfare - Metal Anarchy, 1985 Vinyl LP Album      Neat Records - NEAT 1029 07. Warfare - Mayhem Fuckin' Mayhem - Hardcore 87, 1986 Vinyl LP Album      Neat Records - NEAT 1040 08. Warfare - Mayhem Fuckin' Mayhem, 1986 CD Album Limited Edition Partially Unofficial      Toxic Records - Toxic 099      Reissue from 0 09. Warfare - A Conflict Of Hatred, 1988 Vinyl LP Album      Neat Records - NEAT 1044 10. Warfare - Deathcharge, 1991 Vinyl LP Album      R.K.T. Records - CMO 198 11. Warfare - Deathcharge, 1991 CD Album Partially Unofficial      Toxic Records - TOXIC 100      Reissue from 0 12. Warfare - A Decade Of Decibels, 1993 CD Compilation      Bleeding Hearts Records - CDBLEED 8      Rerecodings of 12 classic songs 13. Warfare - Hammer Horror, 1993 CD Album      Silva America - SSD 1027 14. Warfare - Metal Anarchy: The Best Of Warfare, 2002 CD Compilation x 2      Castle Music - CMDDD446      Released in 2002, compiles songs from all records (too few from Mayhem!) 15. Warfare - Metal Anarchy: The Best Of Warfare, 2002 CD Compilation x 2      Castle Music - CMDDD446      Released in 2002, compiles songs from all records (too few from Mayhem!) 16. Warfare - Metal Anarchy, 2007 CD Album Remastered      Castle Music - CMRCD 1536      2007 reissue with 7 bonus tracks 17. Warfare - Metal Anarchy The Original Metal Punk Sessions, 2015 CD Album      High Roller Records - HRR 453 CD      1984 demos for Metal Anarchy 18. Warfare - Noise, Noise, Noise (The Lost Demos), 2015 CD Album Compilation      High Roller Records - HRR 444 CD 19. Warfare - Pure Filth From The Vaults Of Rabid Metal, 2015 CD Album      High Roller Records - HRR 452 CD      1983 demos for Pure Filth 20. Evo / Algy - Damned Unto Death, 2015 CD Mini-Album Limited Edition      High Roller Records - HRR441CD 21. Evo - Warfare, 2017 CD Album      High Roller Records - HRR 534 CD Almost a reload, but expanded by 50%. The classic evil twin of Venom is still up and screaming, yes, Evo's 2017 release aptly titled Warfare is just like the missing Warfare album we all waited for for all these years: heavy, catchy, plain rocking metal punk thrash - one excellent object that features contributions from pre-demise Fast Eddie Clarke and still-alive Lips from Anvil. Just skip the useless, way too lengthy self-flattering intro. This album buries the tedious Evo/Algy mini CD. I am also adding a couple of CD rereleases from the master albums Mayhem Fucking Mayhem and Deathcharge. None more classic! Also embedded in this post are the High Roller releases of demos for Pure Filth and Metal Anarchy. I had feared very low-fi rehearsal crap, but these recording are actually excellent, rough but powerful and clear, one amazing job. Of course you already know all the songs so it is not as if you need these recordings, but they are very much fun and bring another ton of nostalgia upon the oldest among us because I still clearly remember where, when and how much I bought the Pure Filth ultra classic LP, the album that I rank as highly as Kill'em'All, Show No Mercy or Black Metal. Fucking Warfare forever triplazering cult classics everywhere in the zeriverse! Remove brackets and unzip: [taxation is theft] !ZER Warfare ZER!

Reload: Into Another + Underdog

01. Underdog - Demos, 1985/1989 CD      Revelation Records - Revelation: 28      Reissue from 1993 02. Underdog - The Vanishing Point, 1989 Vinyl LP Album      Caroline Records, Caroline Records - CAROL 1381, CAR 01381 03. Into Another - Into Another, 1991 Vinyl LP Album      We Bite Records - WE BITE 083LP 04. Into Another - Into Another, 1991 CD Album      We Bite Records, We Bite Records - WE BITE 083CD, WB 083CD 05. Into Another - Creepy Eepy, 1992 CD EP      Revelation Records - Revelation:26 06. Into Another - Ignaurus, 1994 CD Album      Revelation Records - Revelation:35 07. Into Another - Poison Fingers, 1995 Vinyl 7"      Revelation Records - REVELATION:42 08. Into Another - Seemless, 1995 CD Album      Hollywood Records - 162 008-2 09. Into Another - Seemless, 1996 Vinyl LP Album      Revelation Records - Revelation: 48 10. Underdog - Live From Asbury Lanes, 2008 Vinyl 7" EP 33 ⅓ RPM      Not On Label - UD-001 Requested: rezerred. Remove brackets and unzip: [into anozer] !ZER Into Another, Underdog ZER!

Fang

01. Fang - Landshark / Where The Wild Things Are, 1983 CD Compilation      Boner Records - BR01-2      Reissue from 1989 - Landshark 02. Fang - Landshark / Where The Wild Things Are, 1985 CD Compilation      Boner Records - BR01-2      Reissue from 1989 -  Where The Wild Things Are 03. Fang - Pissed Off Buddha, 1986 CD, DVD DVD-Video NTSC      Malt Soda Recordings - MSR27      Reissue from 2011 - Spun Helga 04. Fang - Pissed Off Buddha, 1987 CD, DVD DVD-Video NTSC      Malt Soda Recordings - MSR27      Reissue from 2011- A Mi Ga Sfafas? 05. Fang - Pissed Off Buddha, 2011 CD, DVD DVD-Video NTSC      Malt Soda Recordings - MSR27 Nothing sounds like US 80s punk rock as US 80s punk rock. Fang explore the shadow of bigger names like Government Issue and Toxic Reasons with good fortune. This is simple mid-tempo rocking punk, nothing eccentric, nothing challenging, nothing spectacularly catchy nor frenetic. When in need of just plain good old punk rock for the aging ape and relaxing snot for the weekend, play the Fang. No, I do not have the last three albums and have not even heard them. Are they any good? Remove brackets and unzip: [punknado] !ZER Fang ZER!