Dis-beat
Quick disclaimer before I dive in here: there are so many stupid puns to make with the band name S.H.I.T. I promise to do...
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Quick disclaimer before I dive in here: there are so many stupid puns to make with the band name S.H.I.T. I promise to do...
Discharge created D-Beat, but Japan’s DISCLOSE took the genre to another level! Check out these three insanely killer full sets from DISCLOSE!
Nearly 25 years after they last performed, Portland’s Detestation continues to be held in great esteem, a “your favorite band’s favorite band” of the...
Back in May (which already feels like a lifetime ago), Gothenburg Sweden’s SLAN dropped their debut LP Ägd on Not Enough Records. Foolishly, I...
Unholy hell fucking yes, the new Guerra Final record is a full-on rager!!! Their brand of Rock & Roll injected D-BEAT//Raw Punk makes me...
Anasazi: A little bit Virgin Prunes and a strong helping of Southern Death Cult — add in liberal amounts of Christian Death, nuke it...
First there was the d-beat crust of Born Dead Icons, whose 2003 Ruins LP is some sort of d-beat/crust masterpiece. Then came the “post-d-beat”...
What would it sound like if Killing Joke and Motorhead had collaborated in 1982? You know, when Killing Joke were working on their apocalyptic,...
Last year, the late Kenn Kroosaficks reviewed Deathcharge’s debut LP, Love Was Born to an Early Death, here at CVLT Nation. “Deathcharge unleashes a...
by Oliver Sheppard This is an interview I did with World Burns to Death in 2003. It was something I originally meant for a...
Since 2005, Cross Stitched Eyes have been dishing out a viscerally compelling, deathrock-tinged take on hardcore punk. Their new Decomposition LP — out on...
