Reload: Bl'ast + Spaceboy + Gargantula

01. Bl'ast - The Power Of Expression, 1986 CD Album Reissue      SST Records - SST CD 148      Reissue from 1990 02. Bl'ast - The Expression Of Power, 1986 CD Album      Southern Lord - LORD179      Reissue from 2014 - 2 sessions 03. Bl'ast - The Expression Of Power, 1986 Vinyl LP x 3      Southern Lord - LORD179      Reissue from 2014 - 3 sessions 04. Bl'ast - The Power Of Expression, 1986 Vinyl LP Album      Roadrunner Records - RR 9713 05. Bl'ast - Blood!, 1987 CD Album      Southern Lord - LORD189      Reissue from 2013 06. Bl'ast - Blood!, 1987 Vinyl LP Album, Vinyl 7" Single      Southern Lord - LORD189      Reissue from 2013 07. Bl'ast - It's In My Blood!, 1987 Vinyl LP Album      SST Records - SST 106 08. Bl'ast - It's In My Blood!, 1987 CD Album Reissue      SST Records - SST CD 106      Reissue from 1990 - bonus 11-13: School's Out 7'' 09. Bl'ast - Manic Ride, 1989 CD Album Reissue Remastered      Southern Lord - LORD 299      Reissue from 2023 10. Bl'ast - Take The Manic Ride, 1989 Vinyl LP Album      SST Records - SST 225 11. Bl'ast - Take The Manic Ride, 1989 CD Album      SST Records - SST CD 225      Reissue from 1991 12. Power Of Expression - The Power Of Expression, 1994 CD Album      Lost And Found Records - LF 107/CD 13. Spaceboy - Getting Warm On The Trail Of Heat, 1998 Vinyl LP Album      Frenetic Records - FR-005 14. Spaceboy - Getting Warm On The Trail Of Heat, 1998 CD Album      Frenetic Records - FR-005 15. Spaceboy - The Force That Holds Together A Heart Torn To Pieces, 2000 CD EP      Howling Bull America - HBA017 16. Spaceboy - The Force That Holds Together A Heart Torn To Pieces, 2000 Vinyl 10" 33 ⅓ RPM      Howling Bull America - HBA017 17. Spaceboy - Searching The Stone Library For The Green Page Of Illusion, 2002 CD Album      Southern Lord - SUNN18 18. Gargantula - Infinitasm, 2004 CD Album      Not On Label - GM01 Requested Gargantula: rezerred the whole artillery with a few extras like those Southern Lord killer reissues, and the Power Of Expression tribute album. It is true that the brand new Manic Ride remaster is a great improvement. Each and every release here is a universal classic of true hardcore abrasion and then the twisted thrash out in space lands on your cranium. But the excellent zerist knows that already. Forever triplazering Bl'ast! Remove brackets and unzip: [time to zer] !ZER Bl'ast, Spaceboy, Gargantula, Power Of Expression ZER!

Reload: Bl'ast + Spaceboy + Gargantula

01. Bl'ast - The Power Of Expression, 1986 Vinyl LP Album      Roadrunner Records - RR 9713 02. Bl'ast - The Power Of Expression, 1986 CD Album Reissue      SST Records - SST CD 148      Reissue from 1990 03. Bl'ast - The Expression Of Power, 1986 Vinyl LP x 3      Southern Lord - LORD179      Reissue from 2014 - Includes the three recordings of the album - remastered 04. Bl'ast - It's In My Blood!, 1987 CD Album Reissue      SST Records - SST CD 106      Reissue from 1990 - bonus = 11-13: School's Out 7'' 05. Bl'ast - Blood!, 1987 Vinyl LP Album, Vinyl 7" Single      Southern Lord - LORD189      Reissue from 2013 - Alternate version with 2nd guitar track - remixed & includes 7'' 06. Bl'ast - It's In My Blood!, 1987 Vinyl LP Album      SST Records - SST 106 07. Bl'ast - Take The Manic Ride, 1989 Vinyl LP Album      SST Records - SST 225 08. Bl'ast - Take The Manic Ride, 1989 CD Album      SST Records - SST CD 225      Reissue from 1991 09. Spaceboy - Getting Warm On The Trail Of Heat, 1998 Vinyl LP Album      Frenetic Records - FR-005 10. Spaceboy - Getting Warm On The Trail Of Heat, 1998 CD Album      Frenetic Records - FR-005 11. Spaceboy - The Force That Holds Together A Heart Torn To Pieces, 2000 Vinyl 10" 33 ⅓ RPM      Howling Bull America - HBA017 12. Spaceboy - The Force That Holds Together A Heart Torn To Pieces, 2000 CD EP      Howling Bull America - HBA017 13. Spaceboy - Searching The Stone Library For The Green Page Of Illusion, 2002 CD Album      Southern Lord - SUNN18 14. Gargantula - Infinitasm, 2004 CD Album      Not On Label - GM01 Requested: rezerred. Remove brackets and unzip: [spaceblastula] !ZER Bl'ast, Spaceboy, Gargantula ZER!

Novelty post

01. Conquest For Death - Many Nations, One Underground, 2013 Vinyl 12" 45 RPM      Tankcrimes Records - TANK071 02. Ringworm - Bleed, 2013 Vinyl 10" 45 RPM Limited Edition      Relapse Records - RR7242-1 03. Autopsy - Tourniquets, Hacksaws And Graves, 2014 CD Album Limited Edition      Peaceville - CDVILEF490 04. Bl'ast - The Expression Of Power, 2014 Vinyl LP x 3      Southern Lord - LORD179 05. Ghoul - Hang Ten, 2014 Vinyl 10"      Tankcrimes - TC76 06. Mekong Delta - In A Mirror Darkly, 2014 CD Album      Steamhammer - SPV 266032 CD 07. Misery - The Beginning, 2014 Vinyl LP Limited Edition      Inimical Records - IR035 08. Psycho - Chainsaw Priest, 2014 CD Album      Selfmadegod Records - SMG 117 09. Ratos De Porão - Século Sinistro, 2014 CD Album      Bruak! Records, Red Star Recordings, Voice Music - none, none, VMCD95 10. Ringworm - Hammer Of The Witch, 2014 CD Album      Relapse Records - RR7230 11. Sheja - Dual World, 2014 CD      METALLIC CORE - B00JXM00Y2 12. Violator - Scenarios Of Brutality, 2014 Vinyl LP Album      War On Music - WOM045 Let's pump some fresh meat and complete the flacollection with new releases from these previously posted bands. All these things are great, no disappointment, only excitement. Yes, Psycho are back with one straight forward fast & raw thrashcore charge that excels at exhuming their 90s output. Zer! The Misery mini LP offers a Sacrilege cover (inferior to the original) and a continuation in the Amebix direction taken by the previous double LP. Violator deliver the Nuclear Assault / Tankard they are known for, nothing new here but still great. Sheja returns with a triplazer cover album (Thin Lizzy, Accept, Judas Priest...). Ringworm pursue their relentless thrash attack with a mini album that contains a Discharge cover and an album without a Discharge cover. Bestial stuff that manages to keep your neuron on its toes without any spark of originality. It takes talent to make great generic thrash. The same may be said about Ratos De Porao, but since RDP more or less invented this crossover thrash thing, you can't blame them for going on and perfecting it. RDP are in top shape, all teeth, hammers and rage in full swing, Seculo Sinistro is a deadly bulldozer of venomous hardcore and thrash metal! FUCK YEAH! Autopsy also return with a major demonstration in sleazy death metal monstrosity, this is their best album since the Macabre Eternal return. Awesome deluge of massive death elephants!! The Ghoul mini LP is maybe not as exciting as the previous one but still a highly enjoyable burst of surf thrash, while the latest Conquest For Death is full of things greater than their previous things. CFD's punk thrash is still quick and a little sharper than before, bravo. What am I forgetting? Ah yes the newest Mekong Delta. This is another pearl to add to their zero default discography. The high definition metal of Mekong Delta is a its best and one could legitimately wonder why listen to flaccid 21st century (or even 90s...) Iron Maiden when MD can fulfill the need for such things ten times over. I'm not mentioning Metallica because it is irrelevant, we are talking about real metal here. This new album is even better than the two previous ones, Mekong Delta dominate, period. And last but not least, the beast everybody was expecting, the Bl'ast! re-release! At first I had decided I did not care about it as I already own 3 versions of the Power of Expression (LP, CD, tribute), and I can resist my consuming impulses. But when you're an addict, you're an addict, and when I stumbled on this triple LP re-release at my favorite local store, I could not let it in the rack. So what about it? It's mildly disappointing. It contains 3 different recordings of the Power of Expression. LP 1 is a remaster of the album you already know, nothing particularly exciting (yes the album is a fucking classic, but do I need a 4th version?). LP 2 and 3 are previous sessions with the same songs (or less) and they sound terrible (production wise) compared to the official version. There is one unreleased song on LP 2, that's very cool. The artwork and packaging are nice too, but not as classy as the magnificent Blood release. So, in the end pretentious assholes like me need to collect this Bl'ast! stuff and Southern Lord know how to target us, but well, you could live without it if you own the originals. I swear, if Take The Manic Ride resurfaces with a new mix, I won't buy it until the day I buy it. Now, a live album would be seriously cool! Let's hope the reunion will bring us such a thing. BL'AST! BUY ALL THESE DISCS! !ZER Bl'astopsyvioserychodeporaowormjaquest ZER! Remove brackets and unzip: [2014zer4102]

Need to waste many minutes on a hangover day? It's Summer, your are entitled to this assortment of tedious crap that may dull you to complete disembodiment:

This shit is so boring, absurd and childish that you experience out of body experiences every five minutes, wandering to other spaces like the fridge and the toilet. This is new age for prepubescent Facebook teens (possibly only the female segment). Yet unlike Noah, it is not funny. Noah was a truly hilarious bucket of vomit featuring giant stone robots, non-stop whining, nonsensical dialogues & absurd situations, and potentially infinite loops of incest. Every scene in Noah is great, Sharknado level. But Transcendence has none of these qualities, it barely reaches the level of a Greenpeace commercial on your homeopath's ipad. It's as interesting as a necklace of spherical sterilized turds in an abandoned cabin and as original as the underwear of Ronald Reagan. And while Noah was the adaptation of a famous book, T. tried to hide its rip-off of the Lawnmower Man from 1992. Replicas of 3rd rate movies from the 90s are a disaster (other red flag: it features Morgan Freeman). But you save on sleeping pills, so why not.


Your tax money at work again:

Another proof that if you vote, you support war and misery.

Bl'ast! - LPs

01. Bl'ast - The Power Of Expression, 1986 Vinyl, LP, Album      Roadrunner Records - RR 9713 02. Bl'ast - It's In My Blood!, 1987 Vinyl, LP, Album      SST Records - SST 106 03. Bl'ast - Take The Manic Ride, 1989 Vinyl, LP      SST Records - SST 225 04. Bl'ast - Blood!, 2013 Vinyl, LP, Album      Southern Lord - LORD189 In the Bl'ast! CDs post, the vinyl rips were asked for, so here they are. No introduction necessary, this is the legend of sonic reducing, this is the power of zerpressure, this is Bl'ast!!!! Now what about the new release Blood? In all childish innocence, I hoped for some truly unreleased material, but it is "only" a cool remix (by Dave Grohl) of "It's In My Blood" with an extra guitar track. Amazing LP artwork, amazing album, buy it anyway if you are a true fan - if not, you are a strange piece of meat. Read about it. !ZER Bl'ast ZER! Remove brackets and unzip: [it's in my zer]

Bl'ast! + Spaceboy + Gargantula

01. Bl'ast! - The Power Of Expression, 1986 CD      SST Records - SST CD 148      1990 reissue 02. Bl'ast! - It's In My Blood, 1987 CD      SST Records - SST CD 106      1990 reissue with bonus = 11-13: School's Out 7'' 03. Bl'ast! - Take The Manic Ride, 1989 CD      SST Records - SST CD 225 04. Gargantula - Infinitasm, 2004 CD      self-released - GM-01 05. Spaceboy - Getting Warm On The Trail Of Heat, 1998 CD      Frenetic Records - FR-005 06. Spaceboy - The Force That Holds Together A Heart Torn To Pieces, 2000 MCD      Howling Bull America - HBA017 07. Spaceboy - Searching The Stone Library For The Green Page Of Illusion, 2002 CD      Southern Lord - SUNN18 Lee Hollis had the Spermbirds|2Bad|Steakknife layer cake, Clifford Dinsmore has today's monumental totem of world class bunker hardcore and mental metal. I still have to discover his new band Dusted Angel. Bl'ast! was the dark, heavy beast who became an addiction to many, an impressive feat in an era dominated by speed and acceleration. Killer Bl'ast! rules the Eternal Zer Top Ten of hardcore. The nightmare continues. Now, Spaceboy could be a modernized torsion of Take The Manic Ride with more drugs: fifteen-dimensional songs with fucked-up things happening in and around the skeleton of the brain-melting progression of the death waves. Amazing gonzo triplazer! More addiction! And now Gargantula is another step in the Spaceboy direction of nowhere. This incredible assemblage of sonic flesh craft seals you on the inescapable orbit. You hit "play" again. In the parallel universe, they wear the crown of all things metal for the psych ward. Gonzamazing triplaquadrizer! Bl'ast! vinyl rips might become available this summer if really needed. But really, because these CDs are perfect (Manic Ride sounds even better on the CD). More Bl'ast! on Them Boners Be Poppin' (alternate versions of the first two songs from The Power Of Expression). !ZER Bl'ast! Spaceboy! Gargantula! ZER! Remove brackets and unzip: [take the manic zer]