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28 Years Ago: XYSMA live in Turku (Finnish Grindcore)

Early XYSMA live on this day somewhere in Turku, 1989. Pre-demo XYSMA even; Swarming of the Maggots was recorded about three weeks after this gig. Raw grindcore/death metal, you'll quickly hear some of their influences (such as the REPULSION cover a few songs in). The crowd start to...

26 March 2017

• Tags: Death Metal History Xysma

32 Years Ago: SLAUGHTER live in Toronto (First Ever Live Show - Live Karnage)

The audiences in Toronto, (who get into the music), are the best in the world. From our first show on, we've had thrashers at the front having fun with us. Toronto is soon going to become the paradise of thrash in the world. Sometimes it gets violent, but...

25 March 2017

• Tags: Death Metal History Slaughter

23 Years Ago: UNHOLY complete recording The Second Ring of Power

For example we have been rehearsing for our second album which AVANTGARDE MUSIC will produce. The reason for changing a label was that Michael Piesch of LETHAL RECORDS unfilled His duties for us. In other words He is a rip-off guy. (I know that too...-ED) Well anyway AVANTGARDE...

24 March 2017

• Tags: Black Metal History Unholy

34 Years Ago: SALEM record their last demo (NWOBHM)

SALEM recorded their third and last demo on this day in 1983 at September Sound, Huddersfield. Salem won a "battle of the bands" at Huddersfield Polytechnic, following which they recorded the last demo at September Sound, Huddersfield, in March 1983, which demonstrated the maturing song writing of the...

23 March 2017

• Tags: Heavy Metal History

22 Years Ago: NAZXUL release Totem (thy mark, my mark)

NAZXUL released their debut album on this day in 1995 through Vampire Records, the NSW label that first released SADISTIK EXEKUTION's The Magus in 1991. We have always considered our sound to be a part of the black metal cult and shall always remain that way. The authentic...

22 March 2017

• Tags: Black Metal History Nazxul

20 Years Ago: ENSLAVED release Eld

In this year fierce, foreboding omens came over the land of the Northumbrians, and the wretched people shook; there were excessive whirlwinds, lightning, and fiery dragons were seen flying in the sky. These signs were followed by great famine, and a little after those, that same year on...

21 March 2017

• Tags: Black Metal History Enslaved

34 Years Ago: JERRY'S KIDS, THE F.U.'S and THE MISFITS live in Boston

Live on this day in 1983 at The Channel club, Boston. The MISFITS set has circulated with video-tape traders for years, the support bands - JERRY'S KIDS and THE F.U.'S, both Boston natives - are not as easily available but Stone Films NYC and Gallery East Productions made several clips...

20 March 2017

• Tags: Punk History

21 Years Ago: PAN.THY.MONIUM release Khaooohs & Kon-fus-ion

Just before I moved to Örebro, we started work on this...what was meant to be our last recording. The guys came up to Örebro to finish it off, with more overdubs and stuff, and after a while Relapse was interested in releasing it.I like this one more than...

19 March 2017

• Tags: Death Metal History

37 Years Ago: JOY DIVISION release Licht und Blindheit (Atmosphere)

Licht und Blindheit was the original edition of JOY DIVISION's Atmosphere b/w "Dead Souls", released by French label Sordide Sentimental on this day in 1980. After Curtis' death in May, Factory reissued Atmosphere with "She's Lost Control" on the B-side. The above video was produced by Anton Corbijn years later,...

18 March 2017

• Tags: Joy Division Punk History

32 Years Ago: COLERA and RATOS DE PORAO Live in Sao Paulo

RATOS DE PORÃO and CÓLERA live on this day in 1985, performing at the Teatro Lira Paulistana theatre in São Paulo, Brazil. Both sets have survived in great condition, listen to both below!

17 March 2017

• Tags: Punk History Ratos de Porao

30 Years Ago: AGRESSOR rehearse early material (French death/thrash)

Somewhere in Antibes, AGRESSOR were recording a rehearsal on this day in 1987. Brutal thrash / early death metal, this recording is known as Rehearsal of Death. Several of these songs made their way to the killer debut album, Neverending Destiny, released by Noise Records in 1990. After...

16 March 2017

• Tags: Agressor Death Metal History Heavy Metal History

24 Years Ago: ABRUPTUM release Obscuritatem Advoco Amplectere Me on Deathlike Silence Productions

Yeah, I see ABRUPTUM releasing LP's, and that is already planned. Our debut album will be released by OCCULTUS & EURONYMOUS (Only EURONYMOUS) but I don't think it will be release by D.S.P., and it will be absolutely not to get in any normal record store. The album...

15 March 2017

• Tags: Abruptum Black Metal History

31 Years Ago: VOIVOD release Rrroooaaarrr (and there's no chance to save your cracked brain!)

Anyway, we had to make a move, because "War and Pain" had been released more than a year, before we decided to enter the studio and record "RRROOOAAARR". Our material had been ready for a long time and we were looking forward to listening to our new songs....

14 March 2017

• Tags: Heavy Metal History Voivod

32 Years Ago: BULLDOZER release The Day of Wrath

We always write about our real experiences. We never invented an honour story or a satanic rite. That's why we're not a "Black Metal" band. "The Exorcism" is a real personal story, and that goes for the other songs - they're real experiences that we (or I) happen...

13 March 2017

• Tags: Bulldozer Heavy Metal History

35 Years Ago: DIAMOND HEAD release Borrowed Time

DIAMOND HEAD released their major label debut on this day in 1982. Lightning to the Nations was the real first album, self-released by the band in 1980 and today much easier to find (as either LttN or The White Album). Borrowed Time is a relatively neglected part of...

12 March 2017

• Tags: Diamond Head Heavy Metal History

26 Years Ago: MOTORHEAD live in Munich (Everything Louder Than Everything Else)

Live on this day in 1991 at the Deutsches Museum, Munich during the 1916 tour, following the album release in January. The gig, MOTÖRHEAD's 15th Anniversary show, was released on video as Everything Louder than Everything Else which includes interviews during the German leg of the tour. Lemmy,...

11 March 2017

• Tags: Heavy Metal History Motorhead

40 Years Ago: SEX PISTOLS Sign to A&M for 6 Days and Don't Release God Save the Queen

You don't write "God Save The Queen" because you hate the English race. You write a song like that because you love them, and you're fed up with them being mistreated. The SEX PISTOLS staged the iconic signing on this day in 1977. The band joined A&M after...

10 March 2017

• Tags: Punk History Sex Pistols

30 Years Ago: D.R.I. release Crossover (cross over the line of your stubborn, closed mind)

D.R.I. released their third album on this day in 1987 through Metal Blade Records. As you can hear in the video, bands like D.R.I. were known as metalcore (or thrashcore), a genre term which has come to mean something completely different. As people endlessly seek to classify music into...

9 March 2017

• Tags: D.R.I. Punk History