Well not really, but they were parodied on there. Bender becomes and Invader-esque graffiti artist, and tags over a Shepard Fairey-esque wheatpaste. I am fairly glad Space Invaders “cousin” did not make an appearance.
Fireworks over the hudson make it look like new york is on fire.
“Crom: All Hail Those who Fail” follows the Los Angeles based powerviolence band’s early 90’s days as a trio, then into the trio becoming a five piece through both LP’s, and catches up with them in September of 2008 as they try to complete their first ever East Coast tour during their 15 years as a band.
To Have & To Hold is a ‘musicmentory’ to celebrate the age of vinyl records…including interviews, fresh graphics and good music.
I saw Circle once. I’ll say two things about that show: the bass player ripped off his shirt WHILE he continued to shred and it was one of the best lives shows I’ve seen.
A couple live performances from Circle below…
Head over to Chunklet for some long lost Skull Control tunes:
So what we have here is a tape that I thought was a blank from the Chris Thomson tape dump of ‘09. And yes, the a-side was blank, but I flipped it over to find that it was a practice session by Skull Kontrol which was Chris’s band with his then-wife Kim and Brooks from Born Against. And yeah, it would be cool enough if it was just the short-lived band blasting thru the tracks on their two Touch & Go EPs on a boombox at their practice space, but no, it’s far more than that.
A medley of various Italian TV performances by Goblin.
King Crimson blowing your mind with Larks’ Tongues in Aspic Part One.
Arik Roper has two new prints that went on sale today at Noon EST over at Shirts and Destroy in celebration of the new High on Fire record Snakes for the Divine.