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Gross / Hematoid / Shunt / Viscera

Century, Saturday, August 23 at 07:00 PM EDT

August 23rd | 7pm | $10 | 21+

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL GRIND SCENE

https://philly.askapunk.net/event/gross-hematoid-shunt-viscera

#CurrentlyListeningTo Benighted - Necrobreed #HeavyMetal #DeathMetal #Deathgrind 🇫🇷

And I totally forgot about two gigs with my friends from #Karnickelmesser because their bass player was away so I took over that part. That was a lot of fun.
#deathgrind

For the new project that has yet to get a real name I got myself an Arturia Minifreak stellar and I'm very much overwhelmed with all the possibilities. But it feels good to have a full synth from oscillator to effects in a little box and I'm very much looking forward to playing it live. While playing bass, too. :P

#newsoftheworld
Finnish deathgrind band I, Cursed released the second single "Death Pays It All" from the forthcoming EP!
https://www.roughtimes.net/news/finnish-deathgrind-band-i-cursed-released-the-second-single-death-pays-it-all-from-the-forthcoming-ep
#oldschool #deathgrind #grindcore

#NowPlaying #TheMetalDogIsNowPlaying
#CattleDecapitation
Death Atlas
Death Atlas

YouTube Search:
https://youtube.com/results?search_query=Cattle+Decapitation+Death+Atlas+Death+Atlas

Songwhip:
https://songwhip.com/Cattle-Decapitation/Death-Atlas

Lyrics:
https://genius.com/Cattle-decapitation-death-atlas-lyrics

LastFM:
https://www.last.fm/music/Cattle+Decapitation/_/Death+Atlas

#blackmetal #Progressivemetal #TechnicalDeathMetal #deathgrind #DeathDoomMetal

Violent Encounter, Hakapik, Feartilizer 1492 @ Thrashcan - Sunday, June 1st, 2025

Thrash Can, Sunday, June 1 at 08:00 PM EDT

EARSLAUGHTER X VIRIDIAN CULT PRODUCTIONS presents:

Haven't got your fill of filthy grindcore after Earslaughter weekend? Well have no fear! Belgian goregrind outfit Violent Encounter will be hitting the Thrashcan for a last minute show this Sunday, joined by sludgegrind power-duo Hakapik and deathgrind heavy hitters Feartilizer 1492!

Violent Encounter:
https://zasautoproduzioni.bandcamp.com/.../violent...

Hakapik:
https://hakapik1.bandcamp.com/album/pig-skull

Feartilizer 1492:
https://feartilizer1492.bandcamp.com/track/manifest-of-war

Sunday, June 1st, 2025
@ Thrashcan (Ask a Punk!)
Doors 8:00 PM
Show 8:30 PM
$15 / PWYC
18+ (ID Required)

https://montreal.askapunk.net/event/violent-encounter-hakapik-feartilizer-1492-thrashcan-sunday-june-1st-2025

https://www.grazil.at/brutal-release-day-kardroz-deathgrind-bastards/

I wish you a happy and brutal release day, KARDROZ! Deathgrind straight to your face. Nothing to add!

www.grazil.at/produkt/gz05...

#kardroz #deathgrind #noise #severedysfunction #linz #vienna #grazil #grazilrecords #badmusicforbadpeople #music

Und hier die Nachrichten: https://www.grazil.at/grazil-news-kardrozsan-eightdeathgrindgrunge/
#grazil #kardroz #saneight #grunge #deathgrind #graz #music #noise #deathgrind

– grazil FM Podcast feat. San Eight
– Kardroz „Severe Dysfunction“ EP Release am 23.5.
– Konzerttipp: San Eight @ Explosiv 22.5.
– grazil Spotify Playlist Update

The Willowtip Files: Kalibas – Product of Hard Living

By Saunders

Pennsylvania-based independent label Willowtip Records was established by Jason Tipton in the late ’90s. From humble beginnings, the label has stood the test of time, becoming one of the most respected and highly regarded record labels in the extreme metal scene. It takes something special to create a label with a consistently unfuckwithable roster of quality, innovative artists while retaining long-term integrity and durability. Willowtip is the self-proclaimed forward-thinking label, releasing a slew of modern classics and top-shelf albums that may have a lower profile but are more than worth your while.

This feature focuses on a pivotal early period in the label’s history that had a huge impact on my own extreme metal tastes. As such, I am highlighting some outstanding albums released by Willowtip between 2001-2006. Some are lesser-known; however, I will argue are must-listen releases from the label’s early golden era. I will skip over a couple of particularly pivotal albums from the period more suited for Yer Metal Is Olde honors; otherwise, it’s open slather. Welcome to the Willowtip Files.

Off the back of an especially gnarly, high-quality year for death metal of experimental, dissonant, and abrasive varieties, what better time to venture back into the vault of The Willowtip Files? The subject of this latest edition is none other than now-defunct New York tech-deathgrind powerhouse Kalibas and their intelligent and violently unhinged debut LP, Product of Hard Living, released way back in 2002. Reflected in the inspirational timeline of this feature’s focus, these were productive early years in the label’s storied history. However, through the passage of time, certain underground gems can be overlooked and fall into obscurity, despite being inspired albums of the time. Particularly suited to listeners who got on board with the latest albums from the likes of Pyrrhon and Replicant, those who enjoy the grindier, techier, and dissonant styles of death metal may find something to dig here. Kalibas stood out as a unique force to be reckoned with.

Featuring a talented cast of metal musicians and ex-members of bands including Lethargy, As the World Burns, and Agiel, Kalibas had a short but potent career as underground anarchists armed with a belligerent, serrated collection of weaponry, where tech, grind, disso-death and hardcore collide in ugly, challenging yet deceptively infectious ways. The choppy, technical, and challenging music within the Kalibas experience retains cohesion through the controlled chaos. Although far from accessible, the raw, yet well-defined and punchy production, coupled with the band’s penchant for unleashing jagged, deceptively catchy riffs and curb-stomping grooves, graft a surprisingly catchy edge to the album’s sneakily addictive streak. Of course, the album is devoid of more conventional songwriting structures and traditional songcraft. However, regular exhibits of deranged, infectiously riffy madness on grind-driven delights like the wickedly unhinged “All of Japa,” or swaggering grooves and drop-on-a-dime time changes and dynamic shifts of closer “Reroute the Foul” to drag you back for more.

Elsewhere, opener “Smells Like Menopause” hits like a sledgehammer upside the skull, leveraging blasty pummels, grindy screams and propulsive rhythms, with knuckle-dragging grooves and sharp technicality. Product of Hard Living is a clever, intricate beast that adroitly interlocks its brainy, dynamic songwriting and harsher escapades with the right amount of down-and-dirty deathgrind nastiness. Careening through filth-riden and tactful shifts, from thrashy deathgrind salvos and brain-scrambling attacks (“Floating in Concrete,” “Take the Plunge”), to noisy, sludge-riden hardcore rumbles (‘Rundown”) and ample terrain covered between, it’s an album chock-full of unpredictable twists. Product of Hard Living just breaks the thirty-minute barrier, and like similar extreme albums of its ilk, forms a near-perfect runtime to digest the abrasive shards of extremity and unconventional songwriting approach. without completely overwhelming the senses.

Product of Hard Living twists, contorts, and hurtles forth in a myriad of strange and artistic directions within the harsh paradigms of the extreme metal lens. Undeniably brutal, Kalibas’ debut album remains an underrated jewel in the early Willowtip canon, skillfully integrating harsh dissonance, abrasive textures, aggro intensity, and bone rattling grooves into intelligently constructed arrangements, featuring a fiercely inventive, oddly infectious songwriting streak. A challenging, though deeply rewarding listen.

#Agiel #AmericanMetal #AsTheWorldBurns #DeathMetal #Deathgrind #Kalibas #Lethargy #ProductOfHardLiving #Pyrrhon #Replicant #Review #Reviews #TechMetal #TheWillowtipFiles #WillowtipRecords

HYDROCEPHALUSSYNDROM – Paranoid Schizophrenia
#Experimental #ambient #cybergrind #deathgrind #deathmetal #drone #grindcore #harshnoise #noise #noisecore #noisegrind #sludge #Saratov
CC BY-NC-ND (#CreativeCommons Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives) #ccmusic
https://boilyourangel.bandcamp.com/album/paranoid-schizophrenia

This week's #GrindayFriday is one I've been meaning to feature for a while- I suppose I'd call it goregrind, some death touches. This is VOMI NOIR from Toulouse, France. All their stuff is great- even their earlier stuff- but this LP from 2023, '
L'Innommable Remugle et la Mélopée Cavernuleuse des Râles Agoniques', is a real treat. Some wild drums, dynamics, and weird stuff like I'm always looking for in grind. These guys have it. Great guitar tone, too.

https://vominoir.bandcamp.com/album/linnommable-remugle-et-la-m-lop-e-cavernuleuse-des-r-les-agoniques

#metal #grind #goregrind #deathgrind #grindcore #France #FrenchBands #FrenchMetal #FrenchGrind #VomiNoir #Toulouse @vanessawynn @wendigo @HailsandAles

🎵😈🔥

HOSTIA | Razorblade Psalm

yeeeeeah! nowy album HOSTII, to death/grindowy kwas solny prosto na twoją duszę! brutalny death metal zmixowany z grindcore'ową wścieklością - mistrzostwo!

🌐 https://hostiametal.bandcamp.com/album/razorblade-psalm

#DIY #muSICK #grindcore #death_metal #deathgrind #Warsaw #Poland

#NowPlaying #TheMetalDogIsNowPlaying
#Brujeria
Brujerizmo
Brujerizmo

YouTube Search:
https://youtube.com/results?search_query=Brujeria+Brujerizmo+Brujerizmo

Songwhip:
https://songwhip.com/Brujeria/Brujerizmo

Lyrics:
https://genius.com/Brujeria-brujerizmo-lyrics

LastFM:
https://www.last.fm/music/Brujeria/_/Brujerizmo

#doomed #somafm #deathmetal #grindcore #deathgrind

I mentioned grabbing the Goatblood CD today for #BandcampFriday, but here's one final post with links to the rest of my purchases today - as usual, the genres are a wild mix. Some singles, some EPs, some new releases, some from a couple years back, and genres ranging from electronica to rap to grind to punk/post-punk. And mind you, I don't buy ANYTHING (or recommend anything here) lightly. I make sure I love it, and I will actually listen to it.

Here's they are alphabetically, if you wanna check em out.

Dreambutter - Mothstalgy
https://heavenhound.bandcamp.com/album/mothstalgy

Lord Ra - Good View
https://lordramusic.bandcamp.com/track/good-view

Lord Ra - Hips
https://lordramusic.bandcamp.com/track/hips

Lord Ra - Razor Bumps
https://lordramusic.bandcamp.com/track/razor-bumps

Morbier Danger - Faux Mage d'Italie
https://morbierdanger.bandcamp.com/album/faux-mage-ditalie

Oral Habit - Sauerkraut
https://oralhabit.bandcamp.com/track/sauerkraut-2

Proudhon - K.U.N.S.T
https://proudhonbc.bandcamp.com/album/k-u-n-s-t

#metal #grind #grindcore #deathgrind #rap #hiphop #LordRa #Proudhon #OralHabit #MorbierDanger #FrenchBands #UKBands #SwissBands #PhoenixRap #ArizonaRap #electronica #punk #PostPunk #Bandcamp #indie #IndieArtists #IndieMusic

For this week's #GrindayFriday, a strange, cool new find-- MORBIER DANGER from
Chavornay, Switzerland. They're some very cheese-based deathgrind. Morbier Danger have a new EP that came out a few days ago, but this one is 'Briescard Destin', their LP from 2024. Really solid, tight, catchy riffy spots and dynamics on this one. Their new EP is great, and worth a listen, too. 🧀

https://morbierdanger.bandcamp.com/album/briescard-destin

#grind #deathgrind #Switzerland #SwissBands #SwissMetal #SwissGrind #grindcore #metal #Chavornay @vanessawynn @wendigo @HailsandAles

Caustic Wound – Grinding Mechanism of Torment Review

By Saunders

Back in the strange old days of 2020, Seattle’s Caustic Wound detonated a skin-blasting deathgrind debut, entitled Death Posture. It landed on my end-of-year list and has remained a staple since. Comprised of like-minded scene veterans, including members of Mortiferum and Magrudergrind, Caustic Wound skillfully weld brutal, old-school death and grindcore influences into a raw, gnarly, riff rumbling beast. Death Posture’s dirty, unrefined production and reeky, terrorizing attack lent it a dangerous, unhinged edge, complimented by its infectious riffcraft and ugly underground values. Fast forward to the present and Caustic Wound reappear hellbent to fuck things up in their wickedly violent, deranged way. The efficient, action-packed platter of splattery goodness gets the job done in under half an hour, rifling through sixteen sharp, savvy and utterly punishing deathgrind bursts. With all the pieces in place, can Caustic Wound back up their impressively savage debut and capitalize on their prior groundwork with a sophomore album to savor?

Grinding Mechanism of Torment picks up where its predecessor left off, albeit offering a freshly inspired take on the bare-bones aesthetics and raw buzz of the debut. First and foremost, this shit maintains the band’s brutally raging, guttural thrust and blast riddled form of deathgrind mayhem, featuring the thrashy, artery slashing hooks and gore spattered flair to do Exhumed and Impaled proud, Caustic Wound have sharpened their weapons of butchery and refined their sound, without compromising the blasty, grind-fueled punch and exhilarating blast of the debut. This is partly attributed to a cleaner, more refined, though still appropriately thick, beefy production job that stays true to their brutal underground roots. The tidier sonic aspects fail to diminish the savage old school charms and full throttle grind attacks that litter the album (“Advanced Killing Methods,” “Human Shield,” “Endless Grave,” “Dead Dog”).

Without discarding those classic death and grind influences of yesteryear, the influences reach a little broader, encompassing the occasional d-beaten Swedeath smackdown, hardcore stomp, and nods to the early days of legends such as Napalm Death, Cannibal Corpse and Terrorizer. Equipped with a bevy of killer riffs, the songs penetrate the memory bank. The buzzsawing, uppercutting riffs are uniformly strong, regardless of speed, but especially when Caustic Wound occasionally lay off the relentless pace and unleash the Leng Tch’e-esque groove and grind sections (check the sludgy, groovy crush of “Drone Terror” or insanely hooky riffs of “Blood Battery” as primo examples). Elsewhere, wild solos punctuate the chaos (“Infinite Chaos,” “Blackout”) and Clyde Lindstrom’s (Corpus Offal, Fetid) meaty, phlegmy vocal eruptions enlivens and adds a feral, guttural punch to proceedings, lending character and deceptive variety, not content to fall into being an unremarkable rhythmic afterthought. Not content to play it safe, closer “Into Cold Deaf Universe” dabbles in slow building, sludgy discordance, and samples before eventually mutating into a deadly deathgrind epic, unloading across nearly seven minutes of blasting and caterwauling noise, capping the album in momentously chaotic, violent fashion.

Despite the cleaner sonic palette, Grinding Mechanism of Torment packs a hefty wallop in the heaviness and brutality stakes, and is anything but a run-of-the-mill example of old school deathgrind. Chase Slaker and Max Bowman wield their axes with feral abandon amid lightning bursts of speed, vice-tight interlocking riffs, and divebombing solos. The riffs are a constant highlight and the deeper emphasis on thick, headbanging grooves unlocks some seriously chunky, infectious moments, such as the vicious outro of the grindy “Sniper Nest,” and swaggering grooves of “Horrible Earth Death.” Amidst the speedy focal point and blast riddled displays, the rhythm section of bassist Tony Wolfe and drummer Casey Moore do a bang-up job of driving this deathgrind killing machine and locking down the mean, violent grooves punctuating the album.

Death Posture established Caustic Wound as a deathgrind powerhouse to be reckoned with, embracing classic death and grind values, executed with fresh and frenzied flair. Some of those endearing, caveman charms of the debut cannot be recreated in the more refined format. As such Grinding Mechanism of Torment may lose some of the wild, unhinged edges of the debut. However, the album compensates through its addictive riffcraft and diverse, though still plenty brutal display of deathgrind lunacy, expanding their songwriting scope and marking a grisly, bone-crunching, and righteously infectious return.

Rating: 4.0/5.0
DR: 7 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Profound Lore
Website: Bandcamp
Releases Worldwide: April 25th, 2025

#2025 #40 #AmericanMetal #CausticWound #CorpusOffal #DeathMetal #Deathgrind #Exhumed #Fetid #Grindcore #GrindingMechanismOfTorment #Impaled #LengTchE #Magrudergrind #Mortiferum #NapalmDeath #ProfoundLore #Review #Reviews #Terrorizer