Looking for an Answer Grindcore from Spain | Active Animal liberation, Social disgust, Human misery | Full Discography: 3 Full-length | 3 Ep´s | 9 Split´s...
VHS Discography
VHS: Violent Homicidal Slasher Gore Grind from Canada 80's Horror Movies | Active Full Discography: 2 Full-length | 2 Ep´s | 2 Split´s
Tu Carne (2018)
Gore Grind from Spain Gore, Murder, Forensic, Terror February 17th, 2018 Full-length | Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 28:24 | 68,8Mb
Haemorrhage (2017)
Gore Grind from Spain Lyrical: Gore, Surgeries October 6th, 2017 Full-length | Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 37:51 | 88,7Mb
Dying Fetus (2017)
Brutal Death Metal from USA Politics, Society, Hatred, Violence June 23rd, 2017 Full-length | Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 54:04 | 125Mb
Nasum Discography
Grindcore from Sweden Politics, Society, Antifascism Full Discography | 4 Full-length 3 Ep´s | 8 Split´s | 2 Videos 1 Live Album | 1 Compilation
Cradle Of Filth (2017)
Cryptoriana: The Seductiveness of Decay | Full-length (2017) Extreme Gothic Metal Full-length | Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 1:05:34 | 150Mb
Dead Infection Discography
Gore Grind from Poland Gore, Road Casualty, Fatal Accidents, Putrefaction Full Discography | Active 3 Full-length | 9 Split´s...
Leng tch'e Discography
Grindcore from Belgium Family stories, Anti-racism... Full Discography | Active 6 Full-length | 3 Split´s MP3 @192-256-320Kbps
Necrophiliac Citadel...
Death Metal from Spain Gore, Satanism Release date: :1992 Full-length | Split-up MP3 | 320Kbps | 47:27 | 108Mb
Nothin' Suss / Queef Huffer
Brutal Death Metal/Gore Grind Lyrical: Porn, Sex, Gore Australia || United States (Split) || Active MP3 | 320Kbps | 57:31 | 131Mb
They:Swarm
Death Metal/Grindcore Lyrical: Sex, Horror, Society Full-length | Israel (Tel Aviv) Changed Name as Whorecore MP3 | 275Kbps | 14:30 | 28,8Mb
Cretin Discography
Death Metal/Grindcore Bizarre sex,Humour,Perversions United States (California) Active | Full Discography 2 Full-length | 1 EP
Groinchurn - Sixtimenine
Grindcore from South Africa Brutality, Hate, Society Release date: February 28th, 1997 Full-length | Split-up MP3 | 320Kbps | 24:22 | 55,8Mb
Kreator: Hallucinative Comas
Hallucinative Comas is a horror movie accompanied by Kreator's music. | Thrash Metal Video | Active AVI | 45:47 | 245Mb
Giants Of Grind II
Various Artists (video): Antigama, Total Mass, Third Degree, Mastic Scum, Dysmorphic, Depression, Mesrine, Suppository, F.U.B.A.R., Jigsore Terror | Grindcore AVI | 01:06:43 | 783Mb
Artist: Ascoculto
Album: El Comegenta
Type: Full-length
Release date: October 2007
Catalog ID: NARECS 002
Label: Niño Abuelo Records
Format: CD
MP3 | 160Kbps | 26:15 | 31,2Mb
Tracklist:
1. El comegente 02:06
2. Adulterio zoofilico 03:00
3. Ascoculto 01:29
4. Canibal esquizofrenia 01:41
5. Coprofilia 01:57
6. Cubierto de moscas 02:02
7. Gusanos en mi cuerpo 01:28
8. Infecciosa entrepierna 01:05
9. Infectado por el pus de la gangrena 02:02
10. Infierno en carne viva 01:59
11. Moco jugoso 01:40
12. Prolapso anal 01:57
13. Putrefaccion en los pasillos de la morgue 01:58
14. Purulencia mucosa 01:46
*The song "El Comegente" is based on the infamous case of Dorangel Vargas, dubbed the "Hannibal Lecter of the Andes", who confessed to have killed and eaten at least 10 men between 1998 and 1999.
3. Viva! Blunt Force Trauma/Cold Storage Fever 02:36
Machetazo:
4. Caverna De Antropógafos 01:06
5. Luto 02:18
6. El Que Susurra En La Oscuridad 01:37
*7" vinyl, comes with insert. Limited edition of 1500 copies.
*General Surgery recorded Oct-Nov. 2003 at Bacup Studio. Drums recorded at Offbeat studio.
*Machetazo recorded in Estudio Treboada 22, 28, 29 November 2003.
Henkka T. Blacksmith: Bass (1997-present)
Jaska W. Raatikainen: Drums (1997-present)
Janne Warman: Keyboards (1997-present)
Alexi "Wildchild" Laiho: Vocals, Guitars (lead) (1997-present)
Daniel Freyberg: Guitars (rhythm) (2016-present)
The group started out in 1993 and released all of their demos as Inearthed. The band faked a split-up and changed their name to Children of Bodom just before the release of Something Wild to escape from a record deal with a smaller label (perceived by the band as a "rip-off") in order to sign to Spinefarm Records.
Children of Bodom acquired their name from a legendary murder that took place in Finland at Lake Bodom. When four teens went camping at Lake Bodom in 1960, three of them were stabbed to death in the middle of the night and the man who survived, Nils Gustafsson, went insane and was committed to an asylum. He said he saw the Grim Reaper. In 2004 the Finnish Police arrested Nils Gustafsson, who was assumed to be the killer. However, there wasn't enough proof against him, so he was acquitted and the case still remains unsolved. The Grim Reaper is Children of Bodom's mascot and has appeared on all of their album covers to date.
Alexander Kuoppala left the band in 2003 in an attempt to be free of the lifestyle he was living, saying by having no fun he was 'robbing the band of potential'. He was replaced by one of Alexi Laiho's guitar idols, Roope Latvala of Finnish thrash metal band Stone.
The Grim Reaper mascot Children of Bodom featured on the album covers is jokingly named "Roy".
After the release of Something Wild, Alexi Laiho attempted to commit suicide with sleeping pills. He spent a week in a coma before being revived.
- Erna Siikavirta filled in on tour in 1998 because Janne Warman had not yet finished his schooling.
Compilation Appearances
- "Banned From Heaven" on Thrash Invasion (Metal Hammer, 2008)
Discography:
Something Wild (1997)
Album: Something Wild
Type: Full-length
Release date: 2008
Catalog ID: WOE018
Label: Witch of the East
Format: CD, Enhanced, Digipak
MP3 | 320Kbps | 44:44 | 112Mb
Tracklist:
1. Deadnight Warrior 03:21
2. In the Shadows 06:02
3. Red Light in My Eyes, Pt. 1 04:28
4. Red Light in My Eyes, Pt. 2 03:50
5. Lake Bodom 04:02
6. The Nail 06:17
7. Touch like Angel of Death 07:57
8. Children of Bodom* 05:10
9. Mass Hypnosis (Sepultura cover)* 04:04
-Recorded when the band was known as Inearthed, they changed their name to escape their previous record deal (which they deemed a ripoff) and were subsequently picked up by Spinefarm Records.
-"Talking of the Trees" off of Shining was re-recorded during these sessions, but later scrapped.
-Track 7 is the only song with actual lyrics that were written prior to recording, the rest of the lyrics to all the other songs were improvised on the spot as Laiho screamed.
-The intros to tracks 1 and 6 were taken from It (1990) and Ben-Hur (1959), respectively.
-Tracks 3 and 4 both sample passages from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's work.
-The end of track 7 features a short keyboard passage played by Alexi and Alexander in unison. This track is officially known as "Coda" (01:19) and samples a melody from the theme to Miami Vice.
-The original pressing contains an eighth track titled "Bruno the Pig," consisting simply of ten seconds of silence. This is often confused with "Coda."
-The intro to track 1 is taken from Amadeus (1984).
-Tracks 3 and 6 both sample passages from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's work.
-The keyboard intro on track 6 is taken from Miami Vice.
-"Bed of Razors" was originally going to be named "Red Light in my Eyes Pt. 3."
-Released in a "super jewel case"
Recorded at Astia Studios, December 1998-January 1999.
Mixed and mastered at Finnvox studios.
-The samples used on tracks 1 and 6 are from The Exorcist III (1990).
-The bridge on track 2 is inspired by the soundtrack to The Rock (1996).
-Some sections of track 5 are recycled from "Talking of the Trees" off of Inearthed's final demo: Shining.
-Two different mixes exist, featuring minor aesthetic differences.
Recorded and mixed at Abyss Studios, Sweden in August-September 2000.
Produced by Peter Tagtgren, co-produced by Children of Bodom.
Mastered at Finnvox Studios, Helsinki, Finland by Mika "Count" Jussila.
10. Somebody Put Something in My Drink (Ramones cover)* 03:19
11. Silent Scream (Slayer cover)* 03:19
12. Needled 24 / 7 (Live in London 2008)* 04:18
-The spoken passage between tracks 4 and 5 is taken from American Psycho (2000).
-The spoken passage at the end of track 1 is taken from Platoon (1986).
Recorded at Astia studio in August-September 2002.
Mixed & mastered at Finnvox.
10. Somebody Put Something in My Drink (Ramones cover)* 03:18
-Track 1 samples a melody from the theme to the film Last of the Mohicans (1992)
Recorded at Finnvox and Hästfittan Studios, East-Helsinki, Finland, during April-May 2005, except track No. 8, recorded at Astia Studios May 2004.
Mixed at Finnvox May 2005, except track No. 8, mixed in May 2004.
Mastered at Finnvox June 2005.
10. Ghost Riders in the Sky (Stan Jones cover)* 03:36
11. Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) (Kenny Rogers cover)* 02:38
Blooddrunk was recorded and produced by Mikko Karmila, in Petrax and Finnvox Studios, Finland, during October, November and December 2007, except vocals recorded by Peter Tägtren and keyboards recorded by Janne Wirman in Petrax Studios, Finland, during October, November and December 2007.
Mixed at Finnvox by Mikko Karmila in November 2007,
Mastered at Finnvox by Mika Jussila in December 2007.
10. Party All the Time (Eddie Murphy cover) * 03:02
-Track 6 opens with a sample from the television series House.
-Pre-orders included a wall clock.
Record at Petrax Studios, during August and September 2010.
Recorded in Petrax Studios (Hollola, Finland) and Danger Johnny Studios, (Helsinki, Finland) during December 2012, January and February 2013.
Keyboards recorded at Beyond Abilities Studios, January and February 2013.
Mixed and mastered at Finnvox, Helsinki, Finland in February 2013.
Before they formed Rotting Christ, Sakis Tolis, Themis Tolis and Mutilator played in a band together called Black Church, which they started in 1985. They went on to create Rotting Christ in 1987.
From 1987-89 Rotting Christ were a grindcore band, after Satanas Tedeum their sound shifted towards black metal. In due time, with the release of A Dead Poem, the band's sound evolved towards the dark metal and gothic metal realms, with the blackened elements less prominent. They started going back to their heavier sound on Khronos and on Sanctus Diavolos they blackened their sound even more. With Theogonia, the band began incorporating folk/world music elements into their music.
In 2012 the band announced that the line-up from their first three albums (Sakis Tolis, Themis Tolis, Mutilator, George Zacharopoulos) will get together again for a show in Nuclear War Now festival in Berlin, Germany celebrating their 1000th show and play songs exclusively from their first three albums and demos. When the time came for this one show the band actually appeared with the current 2012 line up and not the original as it was planned.
In 2016, due to legal issues regarding religious groups in South Africa boycotting the band, they will be performing under the name Χ Ξ Σ there.
Although Themis Tolis was in the band at this time, a drum machine was used for this album.
The very first pressing has matrix code Sonopress G-8079/084-08722 A1.
At the backcover there are only first six tracks listed, there are missing track 7 "The Coronation of the Serpent" and track 8 "The Fourth Knight of Revelation". It also contains a typo where the 4th and 6th tracks are mixed up.
Bootleg version released through Malaysian label Valentine Sound Productions came with huge typo on the cover; Thy Might Contract. This counterfeit release retains the reissue artwork.
Recorded and mixed at Molon Lave Studio during November / December 1992.
Non Serviam (1994)
Album: Non Serviam
Type: Full-length
Release date: October 10th, 1994
Catalog ID: USR 012
Label: Unisound Records
Format: CD
MP3 | 320Kbps | 48:41 | 111Mb
Tracklist:
1. The Fifth Illusion 05:33
2. Wolfera the Chacal 07:13
3. Non Serviam 05:01
4. Morallity of a Dark Age 05:02
5. Where Mortals Have No Pride 07:48
6. Fethroesforia 01:36 instrumental
7. Mephesis of Black Crystal 05:24
8. Ice Shaped God 03:54
9. Saturn Unlock Avey's Son 06:22
"The Fifth Illusion" is listed as "The Fifth Illusion (Furrowed Background)"
in the lyric sheet. It also lists "Wolfera the Jackal" as "Wolfera the Chacal (Neoplasia)".
Although Themis Tolis was a member of the band at this time, a drum machine was used for this álbum.
Recorded in Storm Studio during September - October 1994.
Produced by Rotting Christ.
*''Khronos'' (ΧΡΟΝΟΣ) is Greek for 'time', on Rotting Christ's case is the personification of time as a god from the ancient Hellenic customs and lore.
* The final track, "Glory of Sadness", is actually 5:34. It is followed by a few minutes of silence before another instrumental section follows.
* The CD includes also a video track of "After Dark I Feel" (from Sleep of the Angels).
* Brazilian version of the album has a bonus track titled "Phobia", which is also on the 3rd disc of the Century Media Records 10th Anniversary 3CD Box set.
A lyric video has been made for "Lucifer over London".
11. Orders from the Dead (Diamanda Galás cover) 08:57
*The album also features Pleiades (the traditional choir from Epirus), Daemonia Nymphe and Dirty Granny Tales.
*Giorgos Bokos is credited on the album, but didn't play on it.
*"Aealo" is the transcription of an ancient Greek word into the Latin alphabet. It means thrashing, catastrophe or destruction and reflects the musical and lyrical content of the album. *"Santa Muerte" is for Spanish "Holy Death".
*The CD was recorded between July and October 2009 at Lunatech Studios in Katerini, Greece.
All music and lyrics written by Sakis, except "Cine iubeşte şi lasă" (Romanian traditional song), arranged and adapted by Suzana & Eleni Vougioukli.
North American release date: March 5th, 2013.
The title means "True to His Own Spirit" in English. The same sentence can also be seen on Jim Morrison's tombstone, again in Greek.
The lyrics to "Χ ξ ς'" are based on the book of revelation of Saint John the Divine.
"Χ ξ ς'" is 666 in the greek numeral system.
The numeral 666 (DCLXVI in Roman numerals which like Greek represents numbers with alphabetic letters) in ancient Greek was represented as χξς (Chi, Xi and Vau).
Recorded at Deva Soundz Studios in Athens, Greece, during July - October 2012.
Mixed and mastered at Fascination Street Studios in Örebro, Sweden in early November, 2012.
Additional recording on "Cine iubeşte şi lasă" at Esoteron Studio.
4. Les Litanies de Satan (Les Fleurs du Mal) 03:55
5. Ἄπαγε Σατανά (Apage Satana) 03:50
6. Του θάνατου (Tou Thanatou) (Nikos Xylouris cover) 03:37
7. For a Voice Like Thunder 06:11
8. Konx om Pax 06:21
9. देवदेवं (Devadevam) 05:18
10. The Four Horsemen (Aphrodite's Child cover) 05:24
Translations:
1. In the Name of Our God (from Latin)
2. It's Over (from Hebrew)
3. Come Lord (from Greek)
4. The Litanies of Satan (The Flowers of Evil) (from French)
5. Begone, Satan (from Greek)
6. Death's (from Greek)
8. Watch and do no harm (from Greek) / Light rushing out in a single ray (from Egyptian)
9. God of Gods (from Sanskrit)
Recorded at Devasounds studios, Athens, Greece.
Mixed and mastered at Fascination Street Studios, Örebro, Sweden.
Backcover: Printed in England, CD: Made in Austria.
*Although the booklet/sleeve notes mention keyboards, they were edited out of the mix at the last minute
*Recorded in March and April, 1992 at Longhome Studios in Northamptonshire, United Kingdom.
All music written and arranged by Gregor Mackintosh
Lyrics by Nick Holmes
Published by Zomba Music
Design and art direction by Stylorouge
All photography by Matt Anker
Recorded in June & July, 1993 at Jacobs Studios in Surrey, United Kingdom.
Mastered by Geoff Pesche at Townhouse Studios.
Produced and engineered by Simon Efemey.
Mixed by Simon Efemey and Pete "Pee Wee" Coleman.
Mix Engineer: Pete "Pee Wee" Coleman
Assisted by: Andrew Holdsworth
Keyboards: Andrew Holdsworth
Assistants: Paul Nixon, Sally Butler
Additional Female vocals by Denise Bernard.
The monologue samples on "Forever Failure" is Charles Manson, from The Man Who Killed the 60s documentary.
Tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9. 10 and 12 by Holmes & Mackintosh.
Track 8 by Holmes, Mackintosh , Edmondson & Morris
Track 11 by Holmes, Mackintosh & Aedy.
Design and layout by Styleorouge.
Arranged by (choral) Guildford Dead Boys Choir.
Recorded from January to March, 1995 at Great Linford Manor and Ridge Farm Studios in England, United Kingdom.
Mastered at Townhouse Studios in London, England, United Kingdom.
16. Albino Flogged in Black (Stillborn cover)* 06:30
First album showing the band headed into synthpop / rock territory.
The spoken word voice at the end of "Lydia" belongs to Sarah Marrion, who has contributed vocals to previous Paradise Lost releases.
Produced, engineered & mastered for Toytown Productions.
Recorded at Battery Studios in London, England and Rocktown Studios in Monmouth, Wales.
Mixed at MVG Studios in Stockholm, Sweden.
Mastered at The Cutting Room in Stockholm, Sweden.
Additional vocals recorded at MVG Studios.
Design & layout: Design Ministry.
Host (1999)
Album: Host
Type: Full-length
Release date: May 21st, 1999
Catalog ID: 7243 5 20567 2 9
Label: Chrysalis
Format: CD
MP3 | 192Kbps | 53:14 | 73,1Mb
Tracklist:
1. So Much Is Lost 04:15
2. Nothing Sacred 04:01
3. In All Honesty 04:02
4. Harbour 04:23
5. Ordinary Days 03:28
6. It's Too Late 04:43
7. Permanent Solution 03:16
8. Behind the Grey 03:13
9. Wreck 04:40
10. Made the Same 03:33
11. Deep 03:59
12. Year of Summer 04:16
13. Host 05:11
The album saw the band moving further away from their previous metal sound to something more akin to a melancholy style of synthpop / gothic rock.
Gregor Mackintosh often played keyboards instead of guitar while touring the album. A guest guitarist played his guitar parts.
Recorded at 262 Studios, Haremere Hall and Great Linford Manor.
Mixed between September, 1998 and February, 1999 at Matrix Studios.
Mastered at Masterdisk in New York.
Originally the album had a very different tracklisting. The label insisted the band go back to the studio to write some singles. "Mouth", "Fader", and "Sell It to the World" were the results of those sessions. The songs they replaced were later used as B-sides.
The band are generally dissatisfied with this album, as seen on their (auto)biographical DVD "Over the Madness". Part of this stems from the fact that they were in the recording studio one member at a time, at the behest of the label.
Recorded by Paradise Lost:
From April to June, 2000 at Albert Studios in London, England.
In June, 2000 at the Strongroom in London, England.
In September, 2000 at Chapel Studios in Lincolnshire.
Mixed in August and September, 2000 at Horus Sound Studios in Hannover, Germany.
Mastered at Skyline Studios in Düsseldorf, Germany.
Symbol of Life (2002)
Album: Symbol Of Life
Type: Full-length
Release date: October 21st, 2002
Catalog ID: 74321 96179 2
Label: Supersonic Records
Format: CD, Limited Edition, Digipak
MP3 | 256Kbps | 53:09 | 97,3Mb
Tracklist:
1. Isolate 03:44
2. Erased 03:32
3. Two Worlds 03:29
4. Pray Nightfall 04:11
5. Primal 04:23
6. Perfect Mask 03:46
7. Mystify 03:49
8. No Celebration 03:48
9. Self-Obsessed 03:07
10. Symbol of Life 03:56
11. Channel for the Pain 03:53
12. Xavier (Dead Can Dance cover)* 06:07
13. Small Town Boy (Bronski Beat cover)* 05:18
Music composed by Gregor Mackintosh.
Artwork By [Sleeve Design]: Dirk Rudolph.
Photography [Band, Screens]: Olaf Heine.
Photography [Front]: Nick Veasey.
Recorded in June and July, 2002 at Chapel Studios in Lincolnshire, England and in 2002 at Dreamcatcher Recording Studios in Bradford, England.
Additional recording by Carmen Rizzo at Studio 775 in Los Angeles, California.
Mixed at The Green Jacket in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada.
Additional digital editing by Chris Potter.
Mastered by Kai Blankenberg at Skyline Studios in Düsseldorf, Germany.
A video was made for "Forever After". (The band wanted "Grey" to be the video, but the record label thought "Forever After" was the potential hit song.)
"Red Shift" means an increase in wavelength in physics. The opposite is "Blue Shift".
Produced by Rhys Fulber for Nettwerk Management.
Instruments recorded by Greg Reely & Paradise Lost at Chapel Studios in Lincolnshire, England.
Vocals recorded in June and July, 2004 at Hollypark Lane in Los Angeles, California.
Mixed & mastered by Greg Reely at The Green Jacket in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada.
Published by Zomba Music Publishers Ltd.
Management by Andy Farrow for Northern Music Company.
Recorded by Paradise Lost at Chapel Studios, Lincolnshire and Strait Sound, Gibsons, British Columbia, Canada.
Mixed at the Warehouse, Vancouver, British Columbia. Canada.
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York, USA.
CD2 track origins:
*Tracks 1 and 2 are taken from "The Anatomy of Melancholy" DVD.
*Recorded live in London.
**Tracks 3-8 are taken from the "Draconian Times MMXI" DVD.
**Recorded live in London in 2011.
Faith Divides Us - Death Unites Us (2009)
Album: Faith Divide Us - Death Unite Us
Type: Full-length
2. Never Take Me Alive (Spear of Destiny cover)* 04:48
3. True Belief (Live Version - Bonus Track)* 04:52
4. One Second (Live Version - Bonus Track)* 03:38
5. Say Just Words (Live Version - Bonus Track)* 04:50
Comes with an extended 24-page booklet.
Recorded by Paradise Lost at Fascination Street Studios, Österäng 507, 705 95 Orebro, Sweden & Chapel Studios, South Thoresby, Lincolnshire LN13 0AS, UK.
Mastered at Fascination Street Studios.
Album: Medusa
Type: Full-length
Release date: September 1st, 2017
Catalog ID: GQCS-90422
Label: Ward Records
Format: CD, Japan Version
MP3 | 320Kbps | 39:49 | 207Mb
Tracklist:
1. Fearless Sky 08:30
2. Gods of Ancient 05:50
3. From the Gallows 03:42
4. The Longest Winter 04:31
5. Medusa 06:20
6. No Passage for the Dead 04:16
7. Blood & Chaos 03:51
8. Until the Grave 05:41
9. Shrines* 03:59
10. Symbolic Virtue* 04:38
11. Frozen Illusion* 05:45