Oh god do they. The lead singer of Voetsek was the that show last Friday. God is she big and mean. Haha. I can't wait to play with them.

Even more so, I can't wait for the Ed Gein/TN12LLY show. That ****'s gonna be siiiiiiiiiiiiiick.

ahhh crimes against humanity sent me 3 zines a massive sampler cd and 2 7"s free with my order..awesome

[QUOTE=allofmeoliveme]Son of Sam is good.

I just got a bunch of Holy Molar from Rupert. They rule. :cool:[/QUOTE]

Yeah man, Holy Molar is a great band. Kind of like a less spazzy Locust, I actually prefer them to the Locust a little bit.

DS-13's cover of New Aryans is so sweet.

TNTLLY puts on a great show. Its pretty energetic, and they play a good set. When I saw them in july they only played one song off N.S.N, and it was the best one (Devils Dick Disaster).

You guys should check out Akela, good stuff.

Aaaaaaaah, that's my favorite one from them, too.

[QUOTE=Skrunnch]DS-13's cover of New Aryans is so sweet.[/QUOTE]

I had no idea they did a cover of my favorite Reagan Youth song. DAYUM, I gotta hear it.

I just downloaded it, it's soooo sweet.

Ah, my computer is so slow, it won't let me download it. :(

I just checked out Thulsa Doom and they are great. They don't have crappy crust vocals, which is probably why I like them so much.

[QUOTE=Skrunnch]I just checked out Thulsa Doom and they are great. They don't have crappy crust vocals, which is probably why I like them so much.[/QUOTE]
Havn't heard them. You got a link by chance?

Anyone heard of Deadfall?
They're from East Bay. I passed up a chance to see them in Berkeley tonight.
Never listened to them, though.

Also, does anyone know if Wolfbrigade are still together? I got [I]In Darkness You Feel No Regrets[/I]. It's mindblowing.

Wolfbrigade are great. I love them because it seems like they just explode into their songs kind of like Skitsystem.

Ok. Well, yes, I've heard of Deadfall. We're supposed to play with them in a month or so with BORN/DEAD, but Deadfall it taking forever to get back to us. But they're a great band; most of the east bay scene is good. Check out the Rosenbaums, if you can find them.

As for Wolfbrigade, as amazing as they are, they are broken up. Their vocalist can't scream anymore due to some throat problem.

P.S: heyimsheep1, get the Wolfbrigade album Progression/Regression. One ****ing amazing album right there.

[QUOTE=Subvert_bassist]Ok. Well, yes, I've heard of Deadfall. We're supposed to play with them in a month or so with BORN/DEAD, but Deadfall it taking forever to get back to us. Great band.[/QUOTE]

You Guys are playing with born/dead? where the **** at?
and...
Does anyone else like f-minus? A lot of people absolutly hate them and i cant see why? I absolutly love'em. especially the songs that are under 50 seconds.

I like them and still rock my size small shirt.

Yeah, I never got too into F-Minus, but what I did hear of them was good.

We're playing with them at some squat house. Fleas and Lice played this place a few months back; maybe you remember it? If not, I'll get you info, I'm sure.

This thread is really active lately, so I just got an idea. Since this is the main discussion thread for Grind, Crust and D-Beat (throwing it in there since it crosses over with crust a lot), it should also have some education. So I think someone (I'm looking at you, J) should write up a couple paragraph explaination of the 3 genres. I will take these explainations and put them in the first post (with credit of course) And it doesn't have to be just one person, you guys can collob on it and such.

i thought we had everything with the generas discussed a couple 20 posts or so ago.

Those wer ethe blurbs for the list. I'm thinking of something a bit longer if possible. Look at the other education threads, like Oi or Ska.

[QUOTE=heyimsheep1]Anyone heard of Deadfall?
They're from East Bay. I passed up a chance to see them in Berkeley tonight.
Never listened to them, though.[/QUOTE]
I'm seeing them with Common Enemy, I OBject!, and Witch Hunt in March. I haven't heard them yet.

[QUOTE=Brain Toad]This thread is really active lately, so I just got an idea. Since this is the main discussion thread for Grind, Crust and D-Beat (throwing it in there since it crosses over with crust a lot), it should also have some education. So I think someone (I'm looking at you, J) should write up a couple paragraph explaination of the 3 genres. I will take these explainations and put them in the first post (with credit of course) And it doesn't have to be just one person, you guys can collob on it and such.[/QUOTE]
I'll see what I can do.

[QUOTE=NewKindofArmy03]I'm seeing them with Common Enemy, I OBject!, and Witch Hunt in March. I haven't heard them yet.[/QUOTE]
I saw I Object! tonight, awesome show. really fun set. they're staying here at my pad too, so they're busy watching Soul Plane, haha...me, ima get some sleep, as im tired. They are also cancelling the rest of their tour cause Ryan is having a family emergency back home, but I'm sure they'll still play that show since it's in March.

[QUOTE=Subvert_bassist]Yeah, I never got too into F-Minus, but what I did hear of them was good.

We're playing with them at some squat house. Fleas and Lice played this place a few months back; maybe you remember it? If not, I'll get you info, I'm sure.[/QUOTE]

F-Minus rules so hard. I love them.

Guys, Check out the band Disneyland. Their myspace keeps getting shutdown because of copyright laws. Check out Mouse of War

[url]http://www.myspace.com/disneyland[/url]

Anti-Product are so good.

LONG LIVE VIDERIC!

haha, that's his band, up the MX PunX!

Is it really Videric?

Yeah, that's Brandon's band. when i added the band, not knowing he was in it, he messaged me simply saying: " UP THE MX PUNX!" and said his username, and i just laughed.

man, I love Disneyland, Didn't know a memeber of the band was from MX.

Disney Land or Anti-Product?