Signifying Nothing

Pushead Top 100 Podcast Part Two

By admin on Aug. 15, 2011.

GBH-Knife Edge
Channel 3-Manzanar
Youth Brigade-No Song
The Proletariat-Religion is the Opium of the Masses
Negative Approach-Nothing
Poison Idea-Made To Be Broken
Chaotic Discord-Fuck The World
Scream-U Suck A/We’re All Fed Up
SNFU-She’s Not On The Menu
The Fartz-Campaign Speech
Impact Unit-My Friends, The Pit
Youth Patrol-America’s Power
Anti Cimex-Cries of Pain
CIA-Commie Control
Youth Brigade-Violence
Chaos UK-Kill Your Baby
Cause For Alarm-United Races
Cro Mags-My Myself
The Stalin-Title In Japanese
Circle Jerks-Paid Vacation

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Signifying Nothing Episode 04×03

By admin on Aug. 5, 2011.

Talk Is Poison-Right To Die (Self Titled)
Youth Brigade-Snow Job (Demo)
Voorhees-A Cure For The New Disease (Spilling Blood Without Reason)

Necros-Youth Camp (IQ32)
Mind Eraser-Manhood (Glacial Reign)
Sacrilege-A Violation of Something Sacred (Beyond The Realm of Madness)

Rorschach-Hemlock (Protestant)
Corrosion of Conformity-Holier (Animosity)
Blessed Offal-Bottomless Grave (Demo)

Misery-Class Warfare (Who’s The Fool)
Neurosis-The Choice (The Word As Law)
Slang-World of Lunacy (Life Made Me Hardcore)

Indian Dream-Silent Screams (Orca)
Mauser-New Threat (End of the Line)
Black Flag-Best One Yet (Loose Nut)

Whirl-Blue (Distressor)

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Citizens Arrest-Colossus: The Discography

By admin on Jan. 27, 2011.

Citizens Arrest
Colossus: The Discography Double LP
Nuclear War Now Records

Citizens Arrest are one of the most essential bands of the late 80′s to early 90′s period when hardcore was taking a turn towards uglier, noisier, and harsher sounds. Contemporary to bands like Rorschach, Burn, and No Comment, Citizens Arrest’s sound is equal parts influenced by bands like Napalm Death and Siege, and more youth crew oriented bands like Youth of Today or Infest. This discography contains pretty much everything it could possibly contain in a very organized manner. Their lukewarm demo (includes vocals by Ted Leo, that guy emos and post hardcores love so much) begins things, followed by one track from their legendary WNYU session. Their essential seven inch follows, which really shows the influence of early DC bands like Void and Youth Brigade, but also Siege and Infest. A variety of compilation songs comes next. Finally, their monstrous LP Colossus, finishes the discography. Heavily influenced by both Infest and Napalm Death (and other early Earache bands), their LP is the band’s finest hour. Daryl’s vocals are ugly, getting close to death metal styled sounds. I always wanted bands to cover the Utopia intro as a teenager. An absolutely essential and very influential set of recordings. It looks like this might be out of print already?