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Kaiju Daisenso continues to hold D.U.’s attention on the strength of the latest release, the Radiation Scars CD EP. It’s a consistent follow-up to the band’s 7” we wrote about before: Continue reading Kaiju Daisenso: Radiation Scars review
Fucklove: Prophet of Death is the debut album from the three-piece Philadelphia powerviolence band Congenital Death. Svbterranean premiered an excellent video of the song “This Is What (American) Dreams Are Continue reading Album premiere from Congenital Death
That’s the band, not the actor. It’s been an underground trend for a long time to name a band after a person. We think the mold was broken with the Continue reading Catch up with Henry Fonda
Kaiju Daisenso (not to be confused with Hayaino Daisuki) is a supergroup, but not the Velvet Revolver or Rockstar Supernova type. No, this one is from the underground—the powerviolence scene—and features Continue reading Kaiju Daisenso: Japanese monsters + powerviolence
Muerte from Mexico City (and Tercer Mundo, a band with whom Muerte shares members) and Sete Star Sept from Japan happened to be on tour at the same time in Continue reading Muerte and Sete Star Sept: video from tour stop
So we were happy to catch the two-man grind band Iron Lung at their D.C. appearance on a tour with a few other bands. This was the show alluded to Continue reading Iron Lung: live video
In this second “grindcore edition” of the column, J.R. from Pig Destroyer brought over a stack of CDs from his collection and talked about them. Hummingbird of Death Show Us Continue reading Musical Darwinism with J.R. Hayes