Showing posts with label Croatia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Croatia. Show all posts

Friday, January 27, 2012

Nonsense "Prazan Pogled"

Few more news that I got recently.
I've already written about Nonsense in my last post about them so go there to find more about the band. Now I'm informing you that they've recorded new EP called Prazan Pogled (Empty Stare) and you can get it for free here or from Wasted Potentials blog where you can also find all the news about bands from Požega. If you like 80s sounding dirty hardcore punk, you'll like them. They plan to release this on CD and if possible some other format. We'll see.
Also, Internal Autonomy discography double CD is out so check out this post's comments to find out more.

Released: 2012
Label: DIY
Size: 20 MB


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01. Primitivna Provincija
02. Moral
03. Hvala
04. Kolektivno Ludilo
05. Plodovi Pakla
06. Osuda
07. Bijelo Roblje
08. When All Golden Turned To Shit (Impaled Nazarene cover)



Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Bolesno Grinje "Grinje!Grinje!Grinje!"

Not really a post. Still too lazy for it right now.
I just wanted to let you know that Bolesno Grinje have new album out so you can check it out. It's the same great grinding crust punk as always and it is available as digital download and you can pay as much as you like for it. If you are generous, it could see the light of the day as an LP. Go to their site to check it out.

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Nula/E.M.S. split LP

As requested by Mikxxx, here's split LP by Nula from Croatia and E.M.S. (Ego Means Survival) from Austria.
Nula were flagbearers of 90s anarcho punk scene in ex-Yu and you can read a bit more about them in the last Nula post. This is their last release if I'm not wrong because they had a long break and now are gigging again. Here they offer six of their songs which were also released on tape as split with Bagger who contributed their side of split LP with Lieselotte.
And for E.M.S., I'll do a bit of copy/paste from pages of their Bloodshed666 label.
E.M.S. were band from Waidhofen/Ybbs in Lower-Austria and they were influenced by the austrian d.i.y.-punk/hardcore-scene in the mid-90ies with bands like Kurort and Those Who Survived The Plague who had a big impact on the bands development, their way of working and their political positions. On this LP they present their old school stylish powerviolence / melodic hc / emo-core - mixture.
Oh, yes! If you're wondering who's the punk skeletor on the cover, it's Vedran, the drummer of Nula and Radikal Dub Kolektiv.

Released: 2001
Label: Paranoia!, Trujaca Fala, Terrorrecord, Humanita Nova, Bloodshed666
Size: 97 MB

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01. Nula - Znaj Za Kraj
02. Nula - Vidija San...
03. Nula - Ispiranje Mozga Otvoreno Non-Stop 00-24h (Sva Sreća Da Nemam Ni Jebene Kinte U Džepu)
04. Nula - Put
05. Nula - Zlo
06. Nula - Krivi Smo
07. E.M.S. - Kleinbürger
08. E.M.S. - Hiebe
09. E.M.S. - The Saw Is Family
10. E.M.S. - I Hate
11. E.M.S. - Der Mensch, Des Menschen Wolf / Wrath (Sommerhit '99)
12. E.M.S. - Freiheit
13. E.M.S. - Einfach Wegschauen
14. E.M.S. - Tod / Amok



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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Johann Wolfgang Pozoj "Birth Of Pozoj"

Johann Wolfgang Pozoj are my favorite band from Croatia for the last couple of years. They formed after two crust bands (Intoxicate and Grob) disbanded and joined forces to create different kinds of music. JWP play excellent ambiental black doom? metal (or sympho-crust as they used to call it).
I'm not an expert on this genre 'cause I listen to a dozen of black metal bands tops, but this is truly great stuff, believe me. It was hard to decide which track to put in the player here because to me, the album is one whole part and I've just picked one song out without thinking. I just knew it wouldn't be the first track since it's over half an hour long, but don't let that put you off, because I used to play the album over and over again.
The album is part of the trilogy: Birth Of Pozoj, Escape Of Pozoj and Return Of Pozoj. Pozoj is some kind of demonic rooster from old folk tales in Samobor, the town they're from, which escaped to the woods when people settled there. The idea of the band is to disband after finishing the trilogy, but I surely hope that they'll change their mind.
During a berbecue at my friends' about two months ago, Fabek, the guitar player of the band said to me it's OK to post the album here and he also said that they're about to sign to Code666 Records from Italy which are specialised in avant-garde metal. If I remember right, Code666 will re-release this and the second album (which was their own DIY release and I guess you'll be able to get ahold of it still). Also, Code666 will release the final album in trilogy too, so put aside some cash for it when it all comes out.
The band members also play in True (death metal with Croatian national instrument - tambura) and Musica Ex Machina (electronica/trance/ambient).

Released: 2007
Label: Progressive Attack Records
Size: 153 MB

01. Bellum Omnium Contra Omnes
02. Queen Emeraldas
03. Autodistraktiv
04. Hisperia
05. Outro

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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Nonsense "Red I Rad"

First of all, sorry to Kukatz for being so slow (senile) with posting this here.
Nonsense is band from Požega, Croatia formed in 1993. They were one of the bands featured in the only issue of the zine that I made in 1995 if my memory serves me right. Back then the members were Kktz, Gera and Chucha (who had to leave the band very early due to obligatory army service). They played noisy grind crust and eventually disbanded and focused on many other projects/bands.
In 2008 they got together again and now Nonsense is actually two bands. One with Gera, Kktz and Dena (and Mata who joined in 2009) which is playing thrashing hardcore in the vein of 80s ex-Yu bands and the other with Kktz and Janez from Belgrade, Serbia that make noisecore and have already released 100+ songs on their demos.
This demo is from the thrashcore one. The songs are re-workings of their old stuff, covers of some of their bands from 90s, two covers of ex-Yu 80s bands: UBR (Slovenia) and Ženevski Dekret (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and mandatory Discharge cover (with a twist). No fancy production here. Just raw hardcore punk that rips throughout all of its 6 minutes.
Požega scene has always been one of the strongest ones in Croatia and the members of Nonsense played in far too many bands/projects for me to try to remember all, so I'll just mention a few so you can check them out too: Dislike, Hellback, Gruuthaagy, Bad Justice, Fight Back, T.R.B.U.H., No Name...........


Released: 2008
Label: DIY
Size: 10 MB

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01. Živim Kao Pseto
02. Sada
03. Nacija
04. Tko Je Tvoj Neprijatelj?
05. U.B.R.
06. Vidim Krv
07. It's No TV Sketch



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Thursday, November 13, 2008

Fakofbolan/Dark Busters split LP












If you're croatian you know all about this LP and if you're not, here's some info on it.
Fakofbolan were from Pula and they played probably the greatest singalong punk rock in Croatia ever that filled every club they played. This was their first vinyl release (before this I've only heard one split tape with Confusione Totale (also from Pula), but I don't believe that was a proper release). This stuff was later available as a bonus on CD version of their next album "Jedini Dokaz" (without the booze hymn and a joke featured here). They also had one more album before they split in 2006 after 13 years of playing.
Dark Busters were also from Pula and they played their kind of jazzy hardcore and were really great musicians. At the time of this release these two bands played really a lot (often together). This is their only release as pretty soon after this they changed their name to After Buster Future Beat and played analogue trance music (that'd be with the same "classic" instruments, bass guitar and drums). Later the drummer from DB played for Fakofbolan too (and a lot more other bands including legendary Pula punks "KUD Idijoti").
Look at this as kind of croatian version of Defiance/Raped teenagers split LP. Enjoy.
P.S. Just found out two and a half hours after posting this that Šela, the guy singing Himna Tounju on Fakofbolan side died hit by a car after returning home from
Antifa festival. He was one of those people that always tried to make you laugh and most of the times succeeded. Pula won't be the same without you my friend. This post is for Šela.

Released: 1996
Label: Humanita Nova / Monte Paradiso
Size: 110 MB

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01. Fakofbolan - Kota 313
02. Fakofbolan - Ropstvo Je Sloboda
03. Fakofbolan - Ne Želim Biti Tvoj
04. Fakofbolan - Rođen Da Gubim
05. Fakofbolan - Metak
06. Fakofbolan - Mržnja
07. Fakofbolan - O.K.
08. Fakofbolan - Imamo Hrvatsku
09. Fakofbolan - Neprilagodljiv Tip
10. Fakofbolan - Himna Tounju
11. Fakofbolan - Vic
12. Dark Busters - Compromise
13. Dark Busters - Mrtav D.J.
14. Dark Busters - War
15. Dark Busters - Because Off
16. Dark Busters - Hard Drugs
17. Dark Busters - Anarcho-Vegetarian Boy
18. Dark Busters - Hrvatska Danas
19. Dark Busters - Intro



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Friday, September 5, 2008

Patareni "Back To The Roots" LP

As this is 100th post here on Röckin' Nöiz I wanted to put something really special to me.
Patareni are legends and pride of my town Zagreb and they've been delivering their punk röckin' grindcore to generations of punks. They had quite a lot of releases (you can see a partial discography here) and just a few gigs (less than 20 I think) since early 80s when they formed. They were one of the grindcore pioneers and they did their grind with a lot of different musical influences and quite a lot of humour (unfortunately for people outside of ex-Yu those funny songs are all in Croatian and though unundersandable). I remember Dave Shadow from Dregs Of Humanity buying their "Debilana Sessions" 7" and we were telling him that there is almost no music, just idiotic (not in the bad way) joking on Peel Sessions in Croatian and that didn't made no difference because that were Patareni.
On this release from 1996 we have recordings from '88, '90 and '93. Some of the songs are medleys and consist of dosen of songs. In the medleys (first two songs) I've put the names of the included songs in lyrics tag. The sound varies from song to song i.e. the songs from '93 sound metal while the music in the song "Vi Ste Mi Dužni Za Život" is New Age by Blitz with grinding vocals. They never fitted in some "classic grindcore" mould. On the cover are mentioned two more songs from '88 (Falšanja Kol'ko'š Medley and Sajkunda/Something Bezveze), but are not on the record which is strange since there was enough space - the first side lasts 5 and the other 'round 14 minutes. Anyway, enjoy this as I have all these years.
P.S. You can find some Patareni videos on YouTube too.

Released: 1996
Label: Falšanja Kol'ko'š Records
Size: 49 MB

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01. Deadland Massacre
-Atentat Na Sluh
-Mulci
-... Po Parku
-Mara
-Johnny Be Fuzz
-Mozak
-Broj
-Ulični Batinaši
-Smradovi U Prolazu
-O.T.P. (Omladini Treba Pomoći)
-Dio Mase
-Obrij Me Majko Motornom Pilom
-Pataren
02. Gargling Buka Session
-Laganica
-Obey & Bay
-Poštar
-Legla Krava
-No Text
-Šverc
-Sline
-Splašena
-Sekunda
-Tu Smo/Najgori Smo
-Pišanje
03. Endless Vacation (The Ramones)
04. Aleluja/Gladni Milion Godina (Traditional/The Fartz/Patareni)
05. Hey Jude (The Beatles/Patareni)
06. Žrtva
07. (Mi Smo) Lepi Dečki
08. Mozak
09. Najduža Stvar
10. Vi Ste Mi Dužni Za Život
11. Kondomat
12. In The Land Of Dead Gods
13. Destined To Lose A.D.



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Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Nula/Enough! split 10"












This was requested by Danijel, so here it is.
This split is a result of Nula european tour in '97 whose Polish part they did with Enough!.
Nula is Croatian anarcho hardcore punk band that marked nineties punk scene here (and basically in all ex-Yugoslavia). In 1994 they released 90 minute tape accompanied with the fanzine (you can find it here) of angry political music while the war was still a reality here (strange, but there wasn't d-beat bands outburst - hence the war). At that time the scene was pretty much dead. After the release of that tape the whole scene seemed to become alive with bands and zines popping up everywhere and that was really the golden age (in my opinion) of the ex-Yu scene. I could write alot more about them, but let's focus on this release. Here they offer 6 live songs recorded in Rostock on that tour with the last one being cover of Scuffy Dogs, the band from Slovenia whose drummer Sašo was driving the van and singing this song on tour.
Enough! are from Poland and they play slow and heavy crust with downtuned guitars that give them that Dystopia feeling. They also offer 6 of their songs (first three are melting one into another). The stuff on this split is from their 1st tape called "Darkside" that was only available in Poland. At the time of recording they had male and female vocalists (later just male).
The thing with this record is that the bands wanted to make a little reminder of the tour and also to put some of their "older" stuff on vinyl.

Released: 1998
Label: Humanita Nova / Malarie Records / Trujaca Fala
Size: 64 MB

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01. Nula - Tvoja Doza Mržnje
02. Nula - Demokracija
03. Nula - Pamet U Glavu
04. Nula - Nismo S Vama
05. Nula - Žrtve
06. Nula - Revolucija (Scuffy Dogs cover)
07. Enough! - Myśli Włóczone Po Bruku/Stop Życiu Start Śmierci/Manicheizm
08. Enough! - Ulice W Ogniu
09. Enough! - Zderzenie Świata
10. Enough! - Alarm



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Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Hellback "Promo Tracks"

OK, this one is not out of print stuff like the 99% of stuff here on Röckin' Nöiz, but I got a green light to put it here. Here you have three tracks of great hardcore/crust/punk made by friends of mine from Požega.
I told you already about Pula being mecca for great punk and hardcore bands, well one could say the same for Požega. But it definitely is boozing capital of Croatia.
If you wanna contact them try through the web site of the band Dislike since they share two members. Also great grinding band.
This you can download here and here, on their download page. Check them out. Hellback yeah!

Released: 2007
Label: self-released
Size: 6 MB

01. Prevara. Laž.
02. Broken Icon pt.2
03. Najprljavija Igra (Život)

Monday, March 24, 2008

Eluj "Eva Ti Mi Pomažeš Više Nego Bog "

Every country has few cities that produce tons of great bands. For Croatia, Pula is one of them and surely is my personal favourite.
That is where this band comes from. If you're not Croatian you're probably wondering why is this guy's picture instead of the album cover.
First of all this is web only release from Monte Paradiso Netlabel, and second - this is one man band since Jule, the man from the photo, (band name is his name backwards) recorded everything by himself.
Monte Paradiso Netlabel is a part of Pula's Monte Paradiso collective and they make Monte Paradiso hardcore punk festival for more than 15 years. They also run an autonomous cultural center and have released a lot of stuff from bands from pula and Netlabel is just next step where you can download out of print and never to be physically released stuff for free. Check it out.
And Jule is person cursed with inability to make bad music. This stuff was never recorded by his former band
Anti-Otpad (who are my all-time favourite Croatian hcpunk) so he did it himself. After the break-up of Anti-Otpad he played in punk rockin' machine called Barrakuda and now is destroying our ears in grindcore monster called Bolesno Grinje (which is half Anti-Otpad BTW). Be sure to check them out. They have four albums released in Mexico and USA, one split LP released by Croatian label and them and an EP on Netlabel. Pure dirty oldschool grindcore as it is meant to be.
Here you can see Eluj video (that is cut off in the end for some strange reason). There's some Bolesno Grinje videos too on their site.

Released: 2001
Label: Monte Paradiso Netlabel
Size: 41 MB

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01. Eva
02. Češka Policija
03. Gejn Po Ušima
04. Esperando Liberta
05. Mlad
06. Ja Sam Konj
07. Vječni Vakancij
08. Slobodan-Živ
09. Problemi
10. Merda
11. Dan Za Promjene
12. OK
13. Rokajte Pank
14. Novac U Puli
15. Prava Stvar
16. 7 Minuta



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Friday, February 22, 2008

SexA "Pussy In The Sky With Diamonds" 7"

This single was released to celebrate the first year of "Iz Sve Snage (With All Power)", the first independent record store in Zagreb where a lot of us bought one of our first hardcore, grind or punk records.
SexA
(Sedatives ex Apoteka (Sedatives from the Pharmacy)) were noise band from my hometown Zagreb. They started around 1980/81 and are often regarded as best noise band ever in ex-Yugoslavia and soon became a cult group.
When war broke out here, they've moved to Amsterdam, but soon disbanded. That was also due to many problems they had with local squatters who labeled them sexist and what not and they were blacklisted everywhere in A'dam. That was utter bullshit and they were one of most positive and active people in Zagreb's scene in the 80s.
Beside this single, they also had an album "Fuck Piction/No Sleep 'til Pussy" which are two recordings on one LP and a number of tape releases.
Famous Steve Albini was interested in producing their new material, but they have called it quits in 1992. He once performed their song "No Sleep 'til Pussy" with Shellac.
They've done some stuff later with different line-up and more industrial sound.
Here you can see three videos (Jeane! Jone!, No Sleep Till Pussy and Djevojčica(Girl)) from their "The Jeane Jone Story" VHS from 1991 that also contained some live footage, rehearsal outtakes and an interview.

Released: 1991
Label: Iz Sve snage
Size: 17 MB

01. Pussy In The Sky With Diamonds
02. Ti Dam Ja

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