Tuesday, June 28, 2011

thediscordofaforgottensketch


The Discord of a Forgotten Sketch is a skramz band from Montreal, their style is jazzy and spastic. Ever since I heard their songs on the four way split with Beau Navire, Te LLoraria un Puto Rio, & Carrion Spring; I have been anxious to listen to more by these guys. This self titled album is refreshing in terms of contemporary skramz releases, picking up where "Le Deux" (4 way split) series left off. Check out their bandcamp; streaming the album is free and all it takes is a donation to be able to download the digital album, which is totally worth it.




Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Raven McCoy


Skramz band from Copenhagen Denmark, their sound is fast, tight, and super punk rock; reminiscent of A Corrosive Melody. This demo blew me away. The drummer, Niclas, hooked me up with lyrics to the demo which are posted under the comments section for this post; enjoy.

Demo

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Tzadikim Nistarim


Pre-Adobe Homes screamo band, they have a slower and more toned down feeling to their sound. You can definitely hear the Adobe Homes style becoming fleshed out in this release; vocals guitars and drums. A tasteful seven inch, released in 2007.


El SueƱo Del Ranchero

Pre-Arse Moreia, chaotic grind-tech in the vein of, Calling Gina Clark and Louise Cyphre, but you already knew what to expect from the gnarliest grind titans this side of the Atlantic.

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Adobe Homes


Albuquerque has some harsh and frantic vibes keeping skramz on the o.g map. They have a split coming with Beau navire, which no question will be epic.

Ristra

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Allegory Of The Cave


Allegory Of The Cave was a two piece screamo band from Orlando, their sound is very spazzy; they add lots of elements of from many genres to their songs. I found them in the emo apocalypse compilation; their track in there is incredibly tasteful, I don't know why i didn't research them before.

Demo


I Wrote Haikus About Cannibalism In Your Yearbook



This is a new release by the defunct, I Wrote Haikus About Cannibalism In Your Yearbook, all the songs from the demo have been redone and four new tracks are added to the line up; there is also a bonus track included. I love this band, their lyrics (embedded to the mp3's), and their youthful style, you should get a hold of this record asap.

Discography