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One for the HP Lovecraft fans
Okay kids, its time to break out your worn out copy of HP Lovecrafts "At the mountains of madness", cause this here is for you.On todays menu, is the fabulous release "I, mountain" by Andrew...
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Thrash your brains out!
Hello, its been some time since i posted anything, but a show last night with RAMMING SPEED and GRUK (both from the states) made me want to share their music with you.GRUK was, until yesterday,...
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ASSUCK INTERVIEW - PAUL PAVLOVICH
After taking a long and irrational pause from Perpetual Vomit im back and ready to write and share music with fellow noise geeks worldwide!Because of my long time of absence on this blog i present as...
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A danish "screamo" classic
Allright. Just decided to post this, cause I talked to Requiem about it yesterday. Apparently not to many people know of this record, wich is really a shame since it is a classic among bands from...
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To do covers or not to do covers?
Let me say it like it is, there is certain bands that you should keep your hands off, in terms of playing covers. Your crappy deathmetal band should stay away from doing Carcass, Slayer or At The Gates...
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Grind and b-movies go hand in hand.
So, this is a post to celebrate the sheer awesomeness of the band of crazy individuals known collectively as Graf Orlock. Named after the vampire in the alltime classic vampiremovie Nosferatu, the band...
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Weak minds, scrotums and Max fuckin Ward...
...confused?!In order to celebrate that the Weak Minds - s/t 7'' is gonna be coming in my door soon, I figured that I'd post it here. Weak Minds rip off your ballsack with 16 shredding tunes of good...
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F****** crazy japanese!!!
I offer unto ye, oh mightiest grey homogenous blob, of internet users, an (un)healthy dose of crazy japanese grind/thrash/powerviolence/fastcore.First up, yet another great comp in the Barbaric Thrash...
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Tunes to haunt the desolate post-nuclear urban wasteland
Just a quick post this time to celebrate a band that I litteraly came across just minutes ago, namely Altar of plagues from Ireland. On this phenomenal record entitled "White tomb" we are dealing with...
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In the interest of all things obscure...
As a true and passionate music nerd, of course I dig almost anything, as long as it is obscure enough. A good example is the Vienna Vegetable Orchestra, performing "electronica" that is perhaps better...
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RepoMan Records.
I just finished a succesful quest to the land of milk, honey, and delicious vinyl; namely Copenhagens best recordstore RepoMan Records. And as always when returning from a great record-heist, I must...
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After too much time on pause, this should mark my return to this blog as active again. Marco has kept the engine running, but he is to be alone no more!An epic line-up tonight at...
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The birth of the thunder-pop!
Im posting this to celebrate what I think is a truly genious recording. A true masterpiece, in my humble opinion.I bring you Floor - s/t. For those of you that is unfamiliar with this band, it is worth...
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In the interest of all things obscure part II
Have you ever seen a procession of Hare Krishna's in your neighbourhood? You know, those happy-happy-go-lucky dudes, dancing around in their orange robes, singing and smiling so hard it looks like...
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In the interest of all things obscure part III
Its time once again to get downright obscure. This time, the light shines upon a japanese band called Birushanah and their record 赤い闇. Theres not really a lot to say about this, but here's the deal.We...
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My all-time favorite records part I
...and now for something completely different. I have long had the idea of creating a series of posts, celebrating those very special records, that you just know, from the first listen, are something...
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In the interest of all things obscure part IV
Its time to answer the question that we have all asked ourselves at some point in our lives; if animals could play music, what would the play? Fear not, the answer has been bestowed upon us by group of...
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In the interest of all things obscure part V
This will be a short one, simply because it falls into the category of "more funny than actually good". The light this time shines upon a group of swedes playing easy listening pop covers of classic...
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Metal Punk / Shameless self-promovation
Even though I don't have much internet-capacity to upload stuff at the time, I here give you the demo tape from my own band, Scavenger Brats.Influenced by Venom, Slayer, Kreator, Exodus, Sacred Grace,...
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Japan vs. Australia
Im back to offer unto you all two records that have gotten a lot of time on the stereo here lately.First up is Japan's Razors Edge and their record Thrashing goes lovely. Believe me when I say that...
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American black metal part V: The Dopesmoker(s) of ambient black metal
Its time, once again, to examine the rich undergrowth of the black metal scene, stemming from the US. As the title hints at, what I have dug out of the cave this time, is ambient black metals...
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Eerieness in swedish
Not much to say this time around.The topic of the day, is the brilliant swedish band Ättestupa, and a nifty little package containing the following amazing releases:Untitled - 20081867 - 2009Begraven...
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A few words on poppunk
Poppunk was THE genre that eventually lead me to hardcore punk, grindcore, powerviolence, slugde, doom, death metal, black metal and all those other genres that I now love. One might also say that "In...
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On forgotten 7''es
You all know them. Those 7''es that someone once gave you, that you liked, but never really really liked, and as such filed in the end of your collection where you dont come that often. Well Grouper's...
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A few more words on poppunk...
The celebration will take no end in my house, since my newfound love for poppunk has begun to blossom. I will sort of pick up where I left off in the last post on this topic, in that I will present you...
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