TAPES - B

Brazil meets Greece D-beat destruction!!

new TXHC band featuring members of older TXHC bands playing even older sounding music. somewhere in the vein of early DC hardcore mixed with negative approach, while still maintaining an independent voice and keeping current. somehow more punk even if that makes sense at all. engineered by william hesser, who over a handful of recent years has become the houston recording go-to guy, BLACK COFFEE features members that have served time in such previous acts as the burden, your mistake, and street dogs, to name a few. this cassette version is released by SISSTER SSOUND (SS007) in a limited edition of 80 to go along with the DEATH EXCLAMATIONS release of the 7" vinyl. cassette features the same 6 songs as the vinyl (five originals and a cover), but also includes a bonus live song not featured on the 7". all art and layout by GIVE UP.

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Blackened rasps, sky-scraping post metal, doomy paces, technically inspired arrangements… Black Table offer all this and more

2x HC / Punk from the Finnish Underground!

Burning Realm are an Irish trio on the stoner-rock spectrum with direct, low-end riffing and pounding drums augmented by hefty doses of psychedelic freakouts. They formed in 2022 as a three-piece of two guitars and drums, and features quite the current and ex-member list, including No Spill Blood (Svart / Sargent House Records), Venus Sleeps, Wizards of Firetop Mountain, Mongolia, Realistic Train, and Puget Sound.

The band cites myriad influences, including Thin Lizzy, The Damned, Danava, Earthless, Sleep, Yawning Man, Big Business, Rudimentary Peni, and Annihilation Time. I would personally add High On Fire and early Floor to that list. In their current writing, the band draw conceptual influence from a mix of Celtic and Mesoamerican mythology

US IMPORT

The debut album by Italy's finest neocrust/post-doom band. 

released 01 April 2014 

Recorded and mixed in February 2013 by Lorenzo Capurro at Sonik Studio 1996 and mastered by Gabriele Caldini. Artwork by Virgilio.