My favourite grind releases in 2022

Been doing it for more than ten years now, and have no intention to stop any soon : here's a list of my favourite grind releases from 2022. Many "usual suspects", but also new bands.

Alphabetical order. Click to read my review.

 

 

Antigama - Whiteout 

Beaten to death - Laat maar, ik verhuis naar het bos

Bifid Corpse - REAL RAW DEATH

 

Blame God - Blame God

 

Bowelfuck - Appetite Comes With Killing

 

Gets Worse - Teen Wolf

 

Incinerated - Portraits of Serial Killers

 

Kill Division - Peace Through Tyranny

 

Sachtu/Syntax -  split EP

 

Shock withdrawal - Shock Withdrawal EP

 

Skullshitter - Goat Claw

 

Trauma Bond - Winter's Light

 

Triac - Pure Joy - Numb Grief​-​stricken Animals

 

Vermin Womb - Retaliation

 

Whoresnation - Dearth

 

Wormrot - Hiss 

 

Triac - Pure Joy - Numb Grief​-​stricken Animals (2022)

After many (good) splits or EPs this is a at last a first album, called Pure Joy - Numb Grief​-​stricken Animals  from Triac, a powerwiolence/grind trio from Baltimore. Most of the time they play especially fast, and they're damn good at it, but when they slow down for some sludge/noise rock moments it is also excellent. This first album totally confirms that they are among the best.

The BC page.

 

Triac / Sacridose split EP (2015)

Triac and Sacridose thogether on a split, sounds like a good idea isn't it? Just listen to it and you won't be disapointed, the good idea definitely turned into a good 7 ' vinyl (released this month  by Nerve altar). 3 songs from Triac, 6 from Sacridose (but the Triac ones are a (tiny!) bit longer.

This is Triac's first release since their split with Disciple of Christ in 2012. A pity it's just four minutes of music because the trio from Baltimore is still a really good powerviolence raging beast.

Sacridose, also a trio, are from Florida, they are two guys from Cellgraft (which was a really awesome grind band) and a girl doing the vocals (and doing it well! in a merciless hardcore / PV vein).Sacridose also plays on the punk / powerviolence side of grindcore, and also does it extremely well (at THIS LOCATION you'll find the review I did for their first release and the interview we did in 2013)

This is an excellent split that lets you wanting for more from both bands. It's so intense and adrenaline charged that when it stops you feel the need and press play again...

The BC page