Disclone Vienna, Austria
D-Beat Raw Punk!
Noise Not Music!
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Vienna!
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Is This A Fucking Solution?
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For all of the American disrock kids who wish they could have lived in Japan to see Disclose, Gloom, or Zyanose play, D-Sagawa is all the proof you need that we still have amazing raw punk to call our own
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Utterly loud and constantly distorted in the red. Physique doesn't want your sympathy. Physique wants your anger put to good usage,
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I had this record in my wishlist for ages (probably since it came out) and I never listened to it, as with most of the stuff that ends in my wishlist. Then at some point I had a chance to see them live and finally listened to it for some time before the gig. I thought the band was a bit cold. Still, the riffs are there and the sound too. And it was a nice show anyway! I'm curious to see where this band is heading! Support them!
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Aussie trio Burger Chef dish out a hearty helping of noise rock with a side of d-beat: messy, raw, and oh-so satisfying.
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Perfect Texture LP (LUNGS-114)
by GELD
This Australian group wraps D-beat in layers of psychedelic fuzz & squall for a howl from the depths of modern dystopia.
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On their ferocious self-titled debut, the Australian punks pit d-beat percussion against gnarled, metallic melodies.
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The Rhythm of Brutality
by PHYSIQUE
supported by 5 fans who also own “Scared Of What's To Come”
unrelenting crust terror, the entire album fucking rips
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