Dishumanity/Disease-The Living Hell split ep

Balkan D-beat noise at its best: Here we have the fresh new release by Dishumanity from Serbia and Disease from Macedonia (FYROM). Dishumanity was born in 2010 in Kragujevac and released Radijacija cd that year and was followed by the split ep with grind punks Dictatura Systema from Netherlands in 2011. Disease was a sweet find for me when i discovered them in bandcamp about a month ago, their  discography includes On The Battlefiend and Another Nuclear Age both on cd format. The split came out a few weeks ago, the ep comes in gatefold cover and inside you will find the lyrics, the artwork is in the usual for the genre black and white war themed shit. Music wise there is as expected a noisy D-beat attack, Disease deliver pure Discharge, Doom and Disclose worship while Dishumanity have this gloomy and crust feeling  in their sound. Sound quality is decent and both bands deliver the goods. D-beat lovers are gonna love this, unfortunately each band delivers only two songs (we want more!!!!), i can't decide which band wins here, i listened it several times so far and i like both bands, so give it a listening and decide yourself. Dishumanity are in farcebook, here and here, Disease have their page too here. I hope to listen more by both bands soon.
Download link is provided by the bands (thanx Alex and Vuk!)

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Various Artists-Independent and Free cd vol 1 (2011)

No profit and free to share cd compilation released by a label named Varken Records with the announcement "reproduce and distribute this cd for free" on it. There are 22 bands coming from Indonesia (12 bands), Croatia (2 bands), Serbia (1 band), Portugal (1 band), Ukraine (1 band), Belarus (1 band), Mexico (1 band), Canada (1 band). Too many bands from Indonesia and the label behind this comes from Indonesia too. Music wise this is a D-beat/crust compilation, i have posted here the demos of some of the bands included (Dishumanity, Kawakami Nightmare, Stigma) and the most well known and with long history behind them is System Shit from Canada.
Link is taken from Kawakami Nightmare blog (thanks!)

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Dishumanity-Radijacija cd 2010

Dishumanity hail from Kragujevac, Serbia, Radijacija is their cd released in 2010 and they offer it for free to the D-beat freaks. Their Dis name says what they are about: This is D-Beat to the bone! They deliver thirteen tracks (including a Distress cover) with endless loads of fast D-beat that deliver the goods. the singer sings in Serbian and the lyrics seem to deal with the usual topics. Good D-beat shit, give it a listening. They are going to release a split ep with Dictatura Systema from Netherlands, no much information in their myspace but you can be their friend in farcebook

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Dažd-Demo 2006

Amebix clones from Serbia: Dazd is a three piece act from Belgrade heavily influenced by Amebix and Killing Joke: They formed in 2006 and released two split ep's in 2008( the fist with Order of the Vulture on Fuck Yoga Records (Macedonia) & Gasmask Records (Czech Republic) and the second with Nakot on Doomed Records (USA, Bosnia), there is also a live cd, recorded in December 2006 in Belgrade.
This is their demo recorded in 2006 and delivers four tracks and 11:30 total running time. This is raw and noisy crustcore for the first two tracks and slower and emotional crust for the last tracks, close enough to the vinyl recordings. The lyrics are in Serbian language.

Dažd-Demo 2006

Niyazov-For your death sign here (cd,2006)

Another piece of brutality coming from the Balkans, this time from Novi Sad, Serbia. Niyazov formed in 2004 and "For your death sign here " was recorded two years later
A text from their myspace:"The idea about this band was born back in 2004. as a side project when Basara and Spaske wanted to do something a bit faster and more punk oriented than their main bands. After two years of searching for the people with similar appetites, first line up is settled for rehearsal and what we got is one raw, full speed ahead hardcore band combining d-beat classics with fast-core and grind influence and no compromise political lyrics. "For your death sign here____" is our first promo material...and there you have it!
In "For your death sign here" the band delivers four studio and five live tracks, about 10 minutes total running time of a fastcore/crustcore, the download folder includes a 35 seconds video shot of "Share your love". The band runs Suicide Promotions blog (texts in their native language) and offers this demo for free
Tracks:
01: National fraud
02:Share your love
03:For your death sign here
04:Obey
05:For your death sign here (Live)
06:I love hardcore boys i love boys hardcore (live)
07:National fraud (live)
08:Grilah (live)
09:Share your love (live)

Niyazov-For your death sign here

Nakot-Demo recordings 2007

Nakot is a crust band from Belgrade,Serbia. They formed in 2005 and this is their six track demo recordings from April 2007. They play crust/hc influenced by the Swedish scene with fast tempos, catchy riffs and hoarse vocals. the sound quality is dissent and the singer sings in his native language (some lyrics and translations can be found in their myspace), three of these tracks are their contribution to the Nakot/Dyspnea split 7", Dyspnea is a crust band from Greece
Here's a text taken from their myspace:
Nakot was formed at the end of 2005. At first we started the band with idea to play similar music as we listen to, cause at that time there was not so much, or better say not any bands in town we live who played even similar style...and of course we had a lot of that to scream about! We were sick and tired living in country like this which pass trough few wars, economical crises, NATO bombing, international isolation in recent history...and just seeing local punk bands singing about their crew, their neighborhood, or some stupid joke songs...Our lyrics are mostly dark and apocalyptic but the reason is not because thats how they should be in crust/punk genre, but because the reality of civilization, we belong by birth to, is exactly like that. Also, the war as a subject in some of our songs is not a punk fetishism, but because the wars have been reality in this region for the last 15 years, and many of us have lived in the realities described in the lyrics of many crust bands. In the past two years we played a lot of gigs in Belgrade with local and touring bands, and all around the country.... also we had few line up changes... but from beginning of 2007, we are going stable with this line up. In April of 2007 we recorded six songs, for one day in studio, three of these songs should be soon released as split 7" with greek crust band Dyspnea. Fell free to contact us, but if you are racist, homophobic, sexist, nationalistic asshole you can just fuck off!!! The nightmare continues! Cheers! Nakot!

The split with Dyspnea came out in autumn '07, it was released by a co-operation of three greek distros and artwork by Doomsday Graphics. A newer recording from December '07 can be found in Demos vol 1 comp. Two more ep's are going to be released: a split ep with Man Made Filth from Holland and a split with Dazd (Belgrade,Serbia),more infos here
Tracklist:
01:Celija
02:Svaki dan rat
03:Apokalipsa
04:Cekaju na smrt
05:1999
06:Drustveno korisni

Nakot-Demo recordings 2007

Dead Ideas-Where to? (tape,1993)

Dead Ideas were a hardcore band from (ex)Yugoslavia, no need to type their bio again,check 7inchcrust for details
"Where to?" was a ten track tape recorded in 1993 and was self-released by the band. Silver Cross Records re-released it including some extra tracks recorded in 1992 and "Wrong", a track they recorded sponsored by Independent Radio B-92.
Dead Ideas disbanded around mid 90's and members went on with Eyesburn
Lyrics included for the 10 tracks of the first tape.
Tracklist:
01:Friends
02:Deep feel
03:Dark
04:Feed my mind
05:Killing,breaking
06:Wrong
06:Not enough
08:Where to?
09:Killed by the word
10:Wiped out
11:Decision
12:Illusion
13:War games

Dead Ideas-Where to?