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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Overstimulated
"This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person."
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Overstimulated
"This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person."
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Overstimulated
"This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person."
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Overstimulated
"This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person."
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Wooden Crates - Outrage Pays
"Online outrage is the most lucrative product you can sell nowadays. This track is an attack on those who profit from it."
#rock #punk #garagerock #grunge #garagepunk #crossoverthrash #music
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Outrage Pays
"Online outrage is the most lucrative product you can sell nowadays. This track is an attack on those who profit from it."
#rock #punk #garagerock #grunge #garagepunk #crossoverthrash #music
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Cro-Mags have unleashed "Wired For Chaos," their first new music in six years and debut release for BLKIIBLK.
The new track takes inspiration from the recent Wired For Chaos documentary.
Details: https://metalinsider.net/video/cro-mags-unleash-first-new-song-in-six-years-wired-for-chaos
#CroMags #HarleyFlanagan #WiredForChaos #NYHC #Hardcore #CrossoverThrash #BLKIIBLK #FrontiersMusic #MetalNews
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Wooden Crates - A Little Loud
"This is the loudest track from Wooden Crates yet. 'A Little Loud' is a warning (and a promise) that things will get out of control."
#rock #punk #garagerock #grunge #garagepunk #crossoverthrash #music
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - A Little Loud
"This is the loudest track from Wooden Crates yet. 'A Little Loud' is a warning (and a promise) that things will get out of control."
#rock #punk #garagerock #grunge #garagepunk #crossoverthrash #music
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Vitamin X – Ride The Apocalypse [2026, Netherlands, Crossover Thrash]
… from the album *Ride the Apocalypse* by Vitamin X: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/vitamin-x/ride-the-apocalypse/
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Overstimulated
"This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person."
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Overstimulated
"This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person."
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🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
📻 Vortex Sessions 🎧 (Indie pop, synth-pop, alternative rock)
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🎵 Corrosion Of Conformity - Asleep On The Killing Floor▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
https://lesonduvortex.net💬 Join us on Discord:
https://discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE#VortexWave #CorrosionOfConformity #SludgeMetal #CrossoverThrash #90s
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🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
📻 Vortex Sessions 🎧 (Indie pop, synth-pop, alternative rock)
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🎵 Corrosion Of Conformity - Asleep On The Killing Floor▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
https://lesonduvortex.net💬 Join us on Discord:
https://discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE#VortexWave #CorrosionOfConformity #SludgeMetal #CrossoverThrash #90s
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - A Little Loud
"This is the loudest track from Wooden Crates yet. 'A Little Loud' is a warning (and a promise) that things will get out of control."
#rock #punk #garagerock #grunge #garagepunk #crossoverthrash #music
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - A Little Loud
"This is the loudest track from Wooden Crates yet. 'A Little Loud' is a warning (and a promise) that things will get out of control."
#rock #punk #garagerock #grunge #garagepunk #crossoverthrash #music
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Overstimulated
"This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person."
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Free download codes:
Wooden Crates - Overstimulated
"This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person."
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🔴 LIVE NOW ON VORTEX
📻 Vortex Indie 🎸 (Indie pop, indie rock, classic rock)
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🎵 Rage Against the Machine - Killing In The Name▶️ Écouter / Listen : VorteX [Radio]
https://lesonduvortex.net💬 Join us on Discord:
https://discord.gg/d82hJZBeDE#VortexWave #RageAgainstTheMachine #RapMetal #CrossoverThrash #90s
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Clássico de 1989 do Dirty Rotten Imbeciles ganha reedição remasterizada pela Fuzz On Discos em tiragem de 300 cópias. Marco do crossover thrash, o álbum consolidou a transição da banda do hardcore para o thrash metal técnico e esteve na Billboard 200.
https://radio-b-c-underground.com.br/news/d-r-i-thrash-zone-ganha-relancamento-em-vinil-pela-fuzz-on-discos/
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#DRI #DirtyRottenImbeciles #ThrashZone #CrossoverThrash #ThrashMetal #HardcorePunk #Crossover #VinilLimitado #Relançamento #Billboard200 #UndergroundMetal #RadioUndergroundStreaming -
Texas Metalpunks on tour
la casa del migrante 3, Sunday, March 29 at 07:00 PM CDT
Sexcult Austin Texas and Shadow Hounds (San Antonio) with support from local Riot Grrrls Split Ends and Corrupture.
All ages $15pwyc doors 7 noise 8
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Crusties Loud Night!
la casa del migrante 3, Thursday, March 26 at 07:00 PM CDT
DUKKHA (Pittsburgh/Youngstown Crust), JAIL (Detroit Metalpunk), KNOTWORK (Detroit Crusher Crust), and locals Contracharge bring you a night of crossover, crust and Dbeats on their way to Northern Ruin 3 in Minneapolis!
All ages $15 notaflof doors 7 noise 8
Presented by Crust/Grind Chicago and Breaking the Borders.
https://chicago.askapunk.net/event/crusties-spend-loud-night
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Crusties Loud Night!
la casa del migrante 3, Thursday, March 26 at 07:00 PM CDT
DUKKHA (Pittsburgh/Youngstown Crust), JAIL (Detroit Metalpunk), KNOTWORK (Detroit Crusher Crust), and locals Contracharge bring you a night of crossover, crust and Dbeats on their way to Northern Ruin 3 in Minneapolis!
All ages $15 notaflof doors 7 noise 8
Presented by Crust/Grind Chicago and Breaking the Borders.
https://chicago.askapunk.net/event/crusties-spend-loud-night
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Stress Test – Stress Test Review
By Dolphin Whisperer
Just as much as any genre that’s been around for 40-plus years, hardcore is not a monolith, not by a long stretch. As an unleashing of rough-and-tumble punk energy with an extra flash of sharpness and swagger, its permutations can run the gamut of high-tempo riffage, ragged vocal attitude, and instrumental histrionics, all while wearing the speed-loaded label. With a classic thrash attack and a dash of grind spirit, Stress Test wears the genre like a tattered and patched denim vest befitted with snappy pull-off runs, d-beat anthemics, and short bursts fit for a moshing audience. No one needs to reinvent the urge to start up the pit to have a good time.
Featuring the rhythm section of Unto Others, with Brandon Hill assuming guitar and vocals instead of bass for Stress Test, Stress Test lands with a polish and focus not typical of acts whose songs frequent the sub-two minute range. Though that energy presents in some of the harder-hitting cuts that Unto Others has to offer, Stress Test shares little but members in the kind of drive that this debut holds. Hill and co.’s understanding of the studio helps Stress Test find smart and punchy pockets for deep bass propulsions (“Coward,” “Bastard Behavior,” “Stress Test”), which go a long way in adding color to the snarl and shifty riffcraft that perpetuates its eighteen-minute run. And with colors that range from the early 90s death/grind of Napalm Death to the meatheaded aggro-crossover of Terror, Stress Test uses their experience to travel familiar paths with a skanking stride that sounds urgent.
Even though time-tested riffs and a cadence rooted in thrash history defines the simple appeal of Stress Test, its tracks flow with healthy variation to maintain a momentum that remains unbreakable and memorable. Embracing the smooth and sliding Exodus stomp with the brevity of Municipal Waste party bangers spells, on its own, an easy-to-enjoy, never-ending circle of punky abandon (“Coward,” “Bastard Behavior”). But that p-word attitude, alongside the other important p’s of pummel and political edge, also serves as its hissing core, fueling snarky sample punches (“Degrees of Violence,” “It Isn’t Real,” “God Sucks”) and unrelenting layered vocal assaults—a barking fervor and accompanying caveman-frenzied bellow—color the bouncing intensity as Stress Test progresses. Nothing that Stress Test rips from the sweat and beer-stained pages of thrash reads as new, but its in-and-out groove remains difficult to deny.
The choice to keep Stress Test svelte hinders how high it can fly, though. Stress Test knows their way around a whiplash tune and quick guitar hero cut-in to let accelerating tempos breathe (“Degrees of Violence,” “It Isn’t Real,” “Gullible”). And while these bite-size ragers take up a small percentage of runtime in this already low-commitment affair, they also make for the most interesting guitar parts that Stress Test can muster. Of course, it would be hard to call longer cuts like mid-album “Suffer” and “Bastard Behavior” slouching, as their vocal bite and rhythmic overload ensure swinging arms and cracking necks from start to finish. However, in their self-similar nature, along with “Stress Test,” they allow fewer avenues for Stress Test to leave a stronger identifying mark.
Yet, as a feisty debut, Stress Test makes for a powerful, practiced statement. It doesn’t take a virtuoso to make music that is fast, loud, and angry. But, as Stress Test shows, steady (enough) hands and an ear looking for the right accents and accelerations will find a grace in wild tempos that mimics the fury of an untethered mind. With a varied pool of legacy influences, these Portland-based punks hold the potential to develop their low-frills sound in just about any way that they choose. And though Stress Test lacks in extreme choices that could hoist this fledgling act to a loftier status, Stress Test has taken aim at becoming a primary form of relief for those in need of boiled-over thrash madness.
Rating: 3.0/5.0
DR: 5 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Transylvanian Recordings
Websites: stresstest.us | stresstestpdx.bandcamp.com | facebook.com/stresstestpdx
Releases Worldwide: February 28th, 2025#2025 #30 #AmericanMetal #CrossoverThrash #CrustPunk #Exodus #Feb25 #Hardcore #MunicipalWaste #NapalmDeath #Review #Reviews #StressTest #Terror #TransylvanianRecordings #UntoOthers
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Dissimulator – Lower Form Resistance Review
By Dolphin Whisperer
“My name is Clyde, and I arrive from beyond with terrible news.”
I’ll never forget the Wednesday that I saw the future. Bag, coffee, keys, phone, wallet in tow, I stepped to the porch as I’d done countless times, but down the path I saw staring back at me what appeared to be a Russian tortoise. With its gaze intense as one who had seen a thousand lifetimes, a small pneumatic lift carried and affixed the anguished being at eye level. I could see the morning sun glistening against titanium stitches in a war-torn shell and claws attached to arms for defense. A holograph appeared in front of me—a memory. Clyde cried out in anguish as a limp and head-cracked Ferox lay splayed out, beside him a paperboard sleeve that read simply Dissimulator Lower Form Resistance. Without language my mind began ringing.
“He’s dead. Ferox—my best friend—is dead. You must warn him.”
“Of what?” my thoughts raced.
“Let me show you.”A ticking cymbal turned my head to the left. I was transported into a wasteland of contorted, lifeless bodies. My breathing intensified as a sick ass riff coursed through me. My black slacks turned to faded and shredded jorts. I could feel the gentle breeze against my freshly exposed arms, the rest of my upper body covered only by a sleeveless, tattered tee that read Whiplash.
“The ‘Neural Hack’ is complete. Now you know. Ferox has passed into a Coma of Souls. This is his Punishment for Decadence. He once thought the riff was his home, but it came to be his Nemesis. Warn him. Save him. Study the riff. Learn its angles.”
Clyde left me and Lower Form Resistance continued on repeat.
I’d encountered ripping thrash before, much of which had sounded in some way like Dissimulator. However, many quirks accompany the crossover-leaning tempo shifts that threaten necks across Lower Form Resistance (“Warped,” “Hyperline Underflow”)—the words progressive and rhythmically frantic come to mind. Philippe Boucher (Beyond Creation, Chthe’ilist) commands his kit with domineering precision, with blackened blasts giving way to skanky pit rolls (“Automoil & Robotoil”) and cymbal strikes signaling massive propulsion (“Neural Hack,” “Lower Form Resistance”). And riding right alongside his wild and dynamic snare, Antoine Daigneault (Atramentus, Chthe’ilist) plunks noodling runs behind spacious chord strikes (“Warped”) and furious pops behind galloping kick lines (“Cybermorphism / Mainframe”). Moments pass where the maelstrom seems to be nearing a steady. But it’s never long before one of these two dastardly players intensify the platform on which the mighty riff leans, turning a snappy stumble into frenzied and tackling strut.
Yes, ultimately, Lower Form Resistance thrives on the frightening, contentious, riff. Claude Leduc (Atramentus, Chthe’ilist), knowing this tool’s power to be both over-leveraged and under-thought, never shies away from breaking character with a Voivod-ian bright chord clamor (“Cybermorphism / Mainframe,” “Lower Form Resistance) or squealing hot lead lick. Similarly, Leduc manipulates the mic with both digital, vocoder-like screenings1 and a hurdling, deathy growl that dips toe into forceful, blackened realms2 on a dime (“Automoil & Robotoil”). Even when the vocals stray into cleaner, prog-borrowing croons, it’s in accentuation of elated cries or slippery slow downs, never quite overstaying welcome. Possessing the ability to wrap lengthy banger in whammy echoes (“Outer Phase”) or escalate creeping scale weeping into hairpin-turn tumult (“Cybermorphism / Mainframe”), Dissimulator makes every movement feel fresh with campy thrash and sci-fi exuberance.
“Clyde, the secret is to maintain a careful bend at the knee, a thoughtful crouch, one arm swinging back, one arm swinging forward as you enter the Thrash Zone.”
As my eyes opened back to the world and this message made its way to present-day Ferox, a smile came to Clyde‘s weathered visage. The proud tortoise began to dissolve back into, presumably, a happier timeline. Dissimulator challenges the energy that technical death-thrash leaders Revocation and Cryptic Shift bring to the masses while also standing vibrantly beside the timelessness of the thrash titans to whom they’ve written this love letter. It’s understandable, then, that Lower Form Resistance hits with heavy-handed nostalgia, grips with tension-testing songwriting, and lands with enough momentum to sweep the floor from under your feet. If you’ve listened and persevered, hold tight to the thrash rager that now sits hot in your catalog. And if you haven’t? Consider this a warning and brace for impact.
Rating: 4.0/5.0
DR: 8 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: 20 Buck Spin | Bandcamp3
Website: facebook.com/dissimulatorofficial
Releases Worldwide: January 26th, 2024#20BuckSpin #2024 #40 #CanadianMetal #ComaOfSouls #Coroner #CrossoverThrash #CrypticShift #DRI_ #DeathThrash #Dissimulator #Jan24 #Kreator #LowerFormResistance #Nemesis #Obliveon #PunishmentForDecadence #Review #Reviews #Revocation #TechnicalThrashMetal #ThrashMetal #ThrashZone #Voivod #Whiplash
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Dissimulator – Lower Form Resistance Review
By Dolphin Whisperer
“My name is Clyde, and I arrive from beyond with terrible news.”
I’ll never forget the Wednesday that I saw the future. Bag, coffee, keys, phone, wallet in tow, I stepped to the porch as I’d done countless times, but down the path I saw staring back at me what appeared to be a Russian tortoise. With its gaze intense as one who had seen a thousand lifetimes, a small pneumatic lift carried and affixed the anguished being at eye level. I could see the morning sun glistening against titanium stitches in a war-torn shell and claws attached to arms for defense. A holograph appeared in front of me—a memory. Clyde cried out in anguish as a limp and head-cracked Ferox lay splayed out, beside him a paperboard sleeve that read simply Dissimulator Lower Form Resistance. Without language my mind began ringing.
“He’s dead. Ferox—my best friend—is dead. You must warn him.”
“Of what?” my thoughts raced.
“Let me show you.”A ticking cymbal turned my head to the left. I was transported into a wasteland of contorted, lifeless bodies. My breathing intensified as a sick ass riff coursed through me. My black slacks turned to faded and shredded jorts. I could feel the gentle breeze against my freshly exposed arms, the rest of my upper body covered only by a sleeveless, tattered tee that read Whiplash.
“The ‘Neural Hack’ is complete. Now you know. Ferox has passed into a Coma of Souls. This is his Punishment for Decadence. He once thought the riff was his home, but it came to be his Nemesis. Warn him. Save him. Study the riff. Learn its angles.”
Clyde left me and Lower Form Resistance continued on repeat.
I’d encountered ripping thrash before, much of which had sounded in some way like Dissimulator. However, many quirks accompany the crossover-leaning tempo shifts that threaten necks across Lower Form Resistance (“Warped,” “Hyperline Underflow”)—the words progressive and rhythmically frantic come to mind. Philippe Boucher (Beyond Creation, Chthe’ilist) commands his kit with domineering precision, with blackened blasts giving way to skanky pit rolls (“Automoil & Robotoil”) and cymbal strikes signaling massive propulsion (“Neural Hack,” “Lower Form Resistance”). And riding right alongside his wild and dynamic snare, Antoine Daigneault (Atramentus, Chthe’ilist) plunks noodling runs behind spacious chord strikes (“Warped”) and furious pops behind galloping kick lines (“Cybermorphism / Mainframe”). Moments pass where the maelstrom seems to be nearing a steady. But it’s never long before one of these two dastardly players intensify the platform on which the mighty riff leans, turning a snappy stumble into frenzied and tackling strut.
Yes, ultimately, Lower Form Resistance thrives on the frightening, contentious, riff. Claude Leduc (Atramentus, Chthe’ilist), knowing this tool’s power to be both over-leveraged and under-thought, never shies away from breaking character with a Voivod-ian bright chord clamor (“Cybermorphism / Mainframe,” “Lower Form Resistance) or squealing hot lead lick. Similarly, Leduc manipulates the mic with both digital, vocoder-like screenings1 and a hurdling, deathy growl that dips toe into forceful, blackened realms2 on a dime (“Automoil & Robotoil”). Even when the vocals stray into cleaner, prog-borrowing croons, it’s in accentuation of elated cries or slippery slow downs, never quite overstaying welcome. Possessing the ability to wrap lengthy banger in whammy echoes (“Outer Phase”) or escalate creeping scale weeping into hairpin-turn tumult (“Cybermorphism / Mainframe”), Dissimulator makes every movement feel fresh with campy thrash and sci-fi exuberance.
“Clyde, the secret is to maintain a careful bend at the knee, a thoughtful crouch, one arm swinging back, one arm swinging forward as you enter the Thrash Zone.”
As my eyes opened back to the world and this message made its way to present-day Ferox, a smile came to Clyde‘s weathered visage. The proud tortoise began to dissolve back into, presumably, a happier timeline. Dissimulator challenges the energy that technical death-thrash leaders Revocation and Cryptic Shift bring to the masses while also standing vibrantly beside the timelessness of the thrash titans to whom they’ve written this love letter. It’s understandable, then, that Lower Form Resistance hits with heavy-handed nostalgia, grips with tension-testing songwriting, and lands with enough momentum to sweep the floor from under your feet. If you’ve listened and persevered, hold tight to the thrash rager that now sits hot in your catalog. And if you haven’t? Consider this a warning and brace for impact.
Rating: 4.0/5.0
DR: 8 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: 20 Buck Spin | Bandcamp3
Website: facebook.com/dissimulatorofficial
Releases Worldwide: January 26th, 2024#20BuckSpin #2024 #40 #CanadianMetal #ComaOfSouls #Coroner #CrossoverThrash #CrypticShift #DRI_ #DeathThrash #Dissimulator #Jan24 #Kreator #LowerFormResistance #Nemesis #Obliveon #PunishmentForDecadence #Review #Reviews #Revocation #TechnicalThrashMetal #ThrashMetal #ThrashZone #Voivod #Whiplash
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🔥 Helldorado was great!
More pics at my FB page Sethpicturesmusic Photography & PR
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#sethpicturesmusic
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#carnivoread #crossoverthrash
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#thrashmetalband #metalhead #metalgirls
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#drummersfromhell #metalmen
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#festivalphotographer🤘✌️
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One-spin verdict and microreview on Enforced's War Remains:
This is some really good #CrossoverThrash 🤘
3,5 out of 5
Listen to this if you like Power Trip and Drain.
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This one has been in my bucket list for way to long:
🎵 💿 War Remains by Enforced
https://album.link/y/OLAK5uy_neFekEYFdmlogB2VPRCxvEU83QxNQnvA4