Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Infrakuerpos - Infrakuerpos

Hoy toca hablar de un par de bandas de mi tierra, Infrakuerpos e Inzesto, cada uno de ellos en entradas separadas, vamos cón

INFRAKUERPOS #Bilbo,Bizkaia -Spain#

Genre: Skizo Horror Rock /Horrorpunk


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Band members: guitarra y voz (Kerman),batería (Rulos) bajo (????)

Infrakuerpos - Infrakuerpos

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1-Intro
2-Infrakuerpos
3-Mi droga mas dura
4-Estoy muerto y kiero sangre
5-Rock del mal
6-Es el final
7-Soy nozivo
8-Instinto animal
9-Jack
Si te gusta 10-Futuro mutante
11-La klinika del Dr.Terror

Debut discográfico de estos punks bilbainos que le dan al punk ochentero pero con letras ácidas basadas en historias de terror, sangre y muerte. 11 temas repletos de zombies, experimentos siniestros y mutantes con un estilo y sonido cercano a aquellos grupos inolvidables de los 80.

http://www.apunkalipsis.com:
Primer trabajo de esta peña de Bizkaia, trío de bajo, guitarra y batería, donde el guitarra y voz (Kerman) y el batería (Rulos) provenían de los míticos Pure de Sesos, banda ya desaparecida, pero que tuvo su calado en Euskal Herria.
El cd está grabado el 15 de Agosto de 2005 en Matadero Studios (Sodupe) por Jagoba y Jon, con 11 temas en total y un precio de 5 eurillos. El sonido no es el de un disco con una gran producción, pero a mi personalmente me molan bastante, han conseguido un sonido muy personal, con un toque a punk ibérico antiguo. Skizo Horror Rock de Bilbo como los consideran algunos, punk en la linea de Eskorbuto o Qloaqa Letal con letras a lo Misfits, en muchas partes de canciones nos recuerdan incluso a la Banda Trapera, con líneas de bajo muy elegantes.
Temas como el de Infrakuerpos donde se definen: tan solo nacidos para calentar el vicio en cuerpos insatisfechos, fieles y adictos al dolor ajeno...es la invasion de los infrakuerpos, dando nuestra sangre por los que ya están muertos... O temas como el del rock del mal, que es un tema barriobajero a ritmo de rock´roll: ...y saco mi navaja y lo rajo vivo, le robo la cartera y me pago el vizio...
Pues a lo dicho, si te gustan grupos como cloaqa letal, o la banda trapera, mezclado con letras entre barriobajeras y tipo misfits este es tu grupo, y por 5 euros no te defraudarán.


ed2k Link:
Infrakuerpos - Infrakuerpos -2006.rar

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Sunday, December 10, 2006

Frankenstein - An Ugly Display of Self-Preservation

FRANKENSTEIN #Los Angeles, California -USA#

Genre: Horrorpunk

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Band Members: Dave Grave: Mouth
Tommy Marseilles: Lead Guitar
L. Ron Jeremy: Rhythm Guitar
Bart Sinister: Bass
Stevyn Grey: Drums

About Frankenstein
FRANKENSTEIN


Dredged up from the sewers of the LA underground and the deepest, darkest bayou, Frankenstein have emerged only to become the most talked-about, bone-crunching, gut-wrenching, flabbergasting band of our time!

FRANKENSTEIN

With a band roster that always reads like a punk/deathrock who's-who (line-ups include alumni from Christian Death, The Rotters, Kommunity FK, Bloodflag & Voodoo Church to name a few)!

FRANKENSTEIN

With their punk/psychobilly/swampy blues-gone-awry mayhem and legendary live shows that are guaranteed to pack a punch, right in the gut(ter)!

FRANKENSTEIN

With half a face and half a chest and all the guts in the world!!

FRANKENSTEIN

Ripped up, wiped out, battered, shattered, creamed, and reamed!!
Look for the new full-length release..."An Ugly Display of Self-Preservation"

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Frankenstein - An Ugly Display of Self-Preservation - Fiendforce 2004

01. This Palpitating Thing (Intro)
02. Lovecraft
03. Devil In A Bottle
04. 13th Floor
05. Thunderjug
06. Black Train Rollin'
07. Swamp Twang Thang
08. She Casts No Shadow
09. Jesus With A Big V8
10. Black Lung
11. Flesh Garage
12. Strange Movies
13. Bubblin' Blood

ed2k Link:
Frankenstein - An Ugly Display of Self-Preservation (192k + covers) By eXe.eXe(Sharepunk.tk).rar



The name is particularly appropriate—Frankenstein comprises the stitched-together body parts of countless other horror punk bands. After twenty years of live shows and lineup changes, they've only just gotten round to releasing an album. Still, the Mona Lisa took twenty years to complete, and her smile was all over the shop.

An Ugly Display of Self-Preservation is a fun album, first and foremost. That's what good horror punk is all about, and Frankenstein don't disappoint. The album does get a bit too, uh, bogged-down with the "swamp-grind" thing at times, but there enough bouncy, stompy tracks like She Casts No Shadow and 13th Floor to balance the dirge-esque stuff like Jesus with a Big V-8.

It's great to see that bands who don't take themselves at all seriously still exist. Black Lung finishes with a cheeky wee "I see a pink lung and I want to burn it black". Quite.

The main problem with this album is that it gets tiresome to listen to after a while. Frankenstein have plenty of experience with live shows and compilations, and it seems like that's what they're best at. Any and all of these songs would work fine in a playlist with some stuff by The Cramps or The Misfits, y'know, just to lighten the mood a little. Frankenstein lack the groove of the former and the pop sensibilities of the latter, but they're grubby enough to comfortably rub shoulders with both.

Musically uncomplicated, not particularly original, but enjoyable enough. Buy one for your mum this Christmas.

Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6F8EhX6cHU


http://www.frankensteintheband.com/
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/Frankenlab/
http://www.myspace.com/frankenstein
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English: Here