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dimanche 4 février 2018

Endorphins Lost / OSK split7'' (2018)

Good new powerviolence split beetween Endorphins Lost from Seattle and OSK from Canada. Endorphins Lost is more on the hardcore side of PV whereas OSK is more grind (although these three tracks are not their fastest).
each bands have a different style, and there's also variety between the different tracks from each bands so it makes a dynamic listen. good and enjoyable stuff!

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lundi 5 janvier 2015

The cream of the grind 2014

Like I did the previous year I'm gonna give you the list of my favourite grind releases for the year that is just over.
here are the 8 grind releases that I enjoyed the most :

Coffin birth - Necrotic liquefaction            my review        the interview

Cretin - stranger                                          my review        the interview

Six brew bantha - Intravenously commodified       my review

Gridlink - Longhena                                                 my review

split Detroit  / Thedowngoing                                my review

OSK - Wretched existence : bleak future                  my review

Dead instrument - See through negative(EP)        my review

Vertigo index - Posthuman v1.1(EP)                       my review  the interview


good 2015 in grind!

mercredi 17 septembre 2014

OSK - We will never change (2014)

17 songs in 12 minutes. yes it's grind! We will never change is the new release (as a 10'' vinyl by Give praise records) of OSK, a band rightly recognised as one of the best in the canadian powerviolence / grind scene.  and We will never change is another blatant proof of their power. they have the raw poweviolence sound without never sounding messy, probably not only thanks to a good production but also because their songs are cleverly written and grips the listeners tightly. very efficient drumming, good riffing, screamed vocals never annoying, some slower parts never getting boring, the occasional hardcore mosh parts. well, you get it, their formula works really well and We will never change will clearly stay as one of the best grind related release of the year.

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