Italian (ROMA) ultracore bands from mid '90s. Featuring members of another dozen of bands (comrades, concrete, los vaticanos, strenght approach just to name a few). On SOA records/La Corona di Spine
NAGANT 1985 was: Michele de Fusco e Gianluca Cipolla/voce Francesco Birillo e Christian/chitarre Capoccia basso Gianluca Allegrini/batteria
OBTRUDE: Paolo Petralia/voce Christian/chitarra Alessandro/basso Gianluca Allegrini/batteria
Ed ecco a voi, LO split definitivo. Probabilmente il primo disco che mi abbiano mai comprato da pischello. Il lato Jeeg ovviamente il migliore, con un giro di basso funk da far accapponare la pelle. Penso di non esagerare dicendo che da qui è partita la mia passione per certe sonorità funkeggianti.
Come si può ben vedere dalle foto che accompagnano i due brani del video, già allora avevo una certa predisposizione nel "personalizzare" gli oggettiEmoticon grin Rip da vinile, zero overdubs zero equalizzazioni di sorta. This is for the old skool.
(Edit: dimenticavo di aggiungere che, se non l'avete ancora fatto, scovate e guardatevi "lo chiamavano jeeg robot" con claudio santamaria, che è un piccolo capolavoro).
From the liner notes: "This 7" is free when purchased with the new SSS - THE DIVIDING LINE lp/cd at an indipendent store. thanks for supporting your local indie. Earache free 7" number 5" 2008 Enjoy!
Hardcore punk band from Milano, mid '90s (I think it was recorded in 1995 or 1996).
Funny band in the vein of early Washington DC bands with the addiction of some flavoured NoFx riffing (don't forget it was the 90's..aaaaaaaah!).
I've got a personal story to tell about them.
I remember i was at this guy's birthday party in Cassina de Pecchi (a village close to Milano). I even remember his name, Marco Manera (It has been the first and last time I saw him).
I had just broke with my girlfriend, so a couple of friends took me to this place to have fun, drink some booze and try to fix my broken heart :D.
I remember that the house was packed with teenagers playing loud music, spitting and spilling beer from the terrace; a guy was ripping the phone cable from the wall just to hang people while doing the pogo dance on Sex Pistol's tunes (oh, jesus...).
Another bunch of them was in the living room watching "A clockwork orange" on vhs.
All of a sudden, someone rang the door and here we got those three punx/nerds, who looked like a cross between Ian MacKaye and the guys in "revenge of the nerds" movie, carrying a drumkit, a bass amp, a guitar amp and all the rest.
They set up in the small living room (we were not in a backyard, it was the fifth floor of a huge building) and started playing this incredible fast music i got instantly mad for.
At the time i was still a metalhead with a passing phase for grunge band (hey, it was the 90's...again :D ) so i totally embraced that sound.
How?
I started jumping on the two sofas placed one in front of the other like a mad!
They stopped playing and the singer/bass player Simone told the others "look at that weirdo. he jumps like a PULCE (flea)!"
That's how i got my nickname.
Good memories.
Enjoy and have fun.
This is an outlet for my love of fast, noisy and unpleasant music...I love to make reviews and share some records, both old and new. Most of the links found on this blog are uploaded by myself...if you want something to be removed just write an email and I'll do it.
Anyway, i'll keep updated a list of some labels/distributors of cool diy music, so if you think it's worth the value, support the bands and buy their music!!!
Keep on thrashing,
xPULCEx
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Just created a MIXCLOUD account. you can listen to my mixtapes, mostly dealing with jazz/funk/soul/early hip hop stuff. enjoy!
