DAMN! These guys are good! Thing about being into punk was that you had a really limited exposure to bands based on your location and what albums you scoped out via word-of-mouth - I had "Blood Run" on cassette forever thanks to a local college station that had a hardcore/punk show, never wrote down band names so did not until today discover who this was!!! Love it. Thanks for the post!!!! Made my day....... still hc after 40 years!!!
This (along with Discharge's first album/EP's) shows how anarcho-punk carried metal influences - and itself influenced metal - right from the start. Thrash metal and crust punk more or less grew from the same musical roots.
I agree with you. Bathory were very much in the speed/thrash/proto-black metal camp, but with definite Discharge influences. And of course, Discharge themselves had a lot of metal in their sound.
Yeah, of course. The whole NWOBHM was based on a fusion of proto-metal and first-wave punk. And all the other bands you named have their place in history as well.
It seems despite all the hostility between the fans of both scenes during the 70 -mid 80s (Most in the US), Punk and Metal will always have a genuine collision with one another (musically speaking)
Jimmy Calhoun the NWOBHM had fuck all to do with the punk scene back in 78/79. it did what it did and us punx did as much as possible to laugh at the grobs.
I saw them after thay brought out all 3 albums and thay were a great live band but the punks who were there main audience did not like the turn back trilobite stuff I remember them getting bood and a lot of stick for playing stuff off that album. I liked it so felt quite sorry for them probably why thay split up
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DAMN! These guys are good! Thing about being into punk was that you had a really limited exposure to bands based on your location and what albums you scoped out via word-of-mouth - I had "Blood Run" on cassette forever thanks to a local college station that had a hardcore/punk show, never wrote down band names so did not until today discover who this was!!! Love it. Thanks for the post!!!! Made my day.......
still hc after 40 years!!!
i realize I'm kinda off topic but does anyone know a good website to stream new series online?
@Issac Roberto I would suggest FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)
@Issac Roberto Try FlixZone. You can find it by googling :)
It was easy just write to the bands
I really liked this , what makes it better is that they were unknown
Unknown? Hardly
thay were well known in the uk punk movement I saw them live 4 times even before beyond the realms of madness came out..
Almost 35 years old & still so powerful !
Fucking great !!
Holy crap this demo just melted my face off!!
Superb stuff, best demo ever.......along with No Fraud's ;-)
Jez Burford couple more good demos, Rupture and Suicidal Supermarket Trolleys
Great, yyyyeeaahhhh !!!! Thanks for sharing. I had this, on tapes, lol, long time ago....
Saw this lot at the Fulham greyhound, in 1986! Made a change for a punk/metal band to have a female singer!!
This (along with Discharge's first album/EP's) shows how anarcho-punk carried metal influences - and itself influenced metal - right from the start. Thrash metal and crust punk more or less grew from the same musical roots.
Where do you think Bathory falls into this? Some of Quorthon's early stuff is definitely D-Beat. But I always considered them a strictly metal band.
I agree with you. Bathory were very much in the speed/thrash/proto-black metal camp, but with definite Discharge influences. And of course, Discharge themselves had a lot of metal in their sound.
Yeah, of course. The whole NWOBHM was based on a fusion of proto-metal and first-wave punk. And all the other bands you named have their place in history as well.
It seems despite all the hostility between the fans of both scenes during the 70 -mid 80s (Most in the US), Punk and Metal will always have a genuine collision with one another (musically speaking)
Jimmy Calhoun the NWOBHM had fuck all to do with the punk scene back in 78/79. it did what it did and us punx did as much as possible to laugh at the grobs.
That voice!
Great Old Punk. Wish I would have seen them in "1984" or "85". I First Listened To True Underground N.Y. C. Punk in "1983".
yea that woulda been “cool” and “stuff”
I saw them after thay brought out all 3 albums and thay were a great live band but the punks who were there main audience did not like the turn back trilobite stuff I remember them getting bood and a lot of stick for playing stuff off that album. I liked it so felt quite sorry for them probably why thay split up
track 3 is where its at. fucking mint.
Heavily slept on band
clown
Back when metal was wide open, before it was put in a box and sold by greedy corporate labels.
oro puro
Yeah HARDCORE.
Ave 🤘🤘
quality noise. cheers :)
HARDCORE!!!!!
Tam.
This stuff is fucking Savage
Had the original demo up until the late 90s’, lost it. Sorry.
SHOW NO MERCY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Haha, kick ass!
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666 loveDbeat666
now that emojis exist, let me just say, 🤟🤯🖕
pretty bad
Marcel is a mook