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AGATHOCLES / ERYSTETYT / KUOLEMA 3 way split LP (POWER IT UP)
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November 2018 the three bands on the road together in Finland, a total of 39 songs were recorded at the gig in tampere, ingenious soundboard quality, which still doesn't have to do without the roughness and atmosphere. Pure live enjoyment. The enclosed booklet (with liner notes, rare pictures and stories) allows you to experience the musical inferno even more intensely.
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AGATHOCLES Distrust & Abuse / Agarchy - LP (SELFMADEGOD)
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The AGATHOCLES “Distrust and Abuse/Agarchy” 12”LP contains 2 full AGATHOCLES studio 7”EPs, which were both recorded at the NIGHTINGALE STUDIOS in Antwerpen, Belgium. DISTRUST AND ABUSE is one of the most heavy downtuned goregrind sounding recordings of AGATHOCLES ever, containing 6 songs recorded in 1993 with Jan on bass/voice, Steve on guitar/voice and Burt on drums. AGARCHY contains 4 songs recorded in 1991 with Jan on guitar/voice, Erwin on bass/voice and Burt on drums.
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AGATHOCLES Full on Nippon LP
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This album was recorded at the "Asakusa Extreme Festival" in Asakusa Kurawood, Tokyo, Japan on the 27th of May 2011.
Limited to 435 hand-numbered copies.
Includes an insert with tracklist, credits, lyrics and discography.
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AGATHOCLES Thanks for your hostility 2xLP (POWER IT UP)
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Regular black edition The title leapt at me when I first heard about it! I think that "Thanks for your hostility" is the best Agathocles record title ever. But then, I've been a little disappointed when I listened to the musical content itself; probably by the inadequat sound production. It's very clear and actually powerful, but guitars sound a little weak and find a way a little bit more technical than before, drums also have a slightly snare, feeble sound... vocals are great though, well, at least on the grindcore songs, because there's a very high percentage of crusty/hardcore influences on songs like "Until it bleeds", "Hatred is the cure", "Cheers humanity cheers", "No use... hatred" & many more! But all in all I truly enjoy their crust side there! Then, maybe the sound is too clear to play crust here too... But anyway, some riffs reminded me good old crust bands like Mob 47 and alikes... So, it's nice! And yes! Agathocles is always Agathocles and their mincing feeling is always alive and well; There are many grindcore tracks, with fast drumming, growls, tortured screams and an abundant use of splattery vocal effects! The great songs are "Criminalisation of strange behaviour", "Strangulation", "Life control", "Be your own god", "He cared" & more.... The lyrics are always socially aware and always more sarcastic... The cover artwork is not a masterpiece. Well, this is although a 40 tracks LP of really intense musical aggression! It will probably please to those more into hardcore & crust, but it has a big portion of great grind! So recquires the listening of grind freaks too. Obviously a must-have for Agathocles completists. The bonus material (11 tracks) was recorded in the Natianal Radio Station in april 96 and was broadcasted a few month later. Shipping date 21.10.2019
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ALTARS Ascetic Reflection CD (EVERLASTING SPEW)
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Bear witness to 'Ascetic Reflection', the long awaited return of the Australian power-trio ALTARS.
In eight tracks spanning 40 minutes, the group bends Death Metal to its will in new transcendental forms. An evolution that reflects and expands upon the sound established by the group's critically acclaimed debut 'Paramnesia'.
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ALTARS Ascetic Reflection LP (EVERLASTING SPEW)
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Bear witness to 'Ascetic Reflection', the long awaited return of the Australian power-trio ALTARS.
In eight tracks spanning 40 minutes, the group bends Death Metal to its will in new transcendental forms. An evolution that reflects and expands upon the sound established by the group's critically acclaimed debut 'Paramnesia'.
'Ascetic Reflection’ is the long-awaited follow up to the bands debut — an evolution that reflects and expands upon the sound established by Paramnesia. Engineered, mixed and mastered entirely by the band themselves in January 2022 — Ascetic Reflection is an arcane and powerfully organic culmination of the renewed trio's efforts.
Adorned by a sweeping gatefold painting by Adam Burke, and a series of internal collages created by Derek Setzer, ‘Ascetic Reflection’ interrogates one’s perception of the self. The opposing halves of the work, each reflecting outward from its centre, form mirrors by which to measure humanity's true face — inverse views of its ouroboric cycles, mortal burdens, and futile lust for power, knowledge and the divine.
Enigmatic Australian Death Metal entity ALTARS rose sharply to prominence with the release of their 2013 debut ‘Paramnesia’ (Nuclear Winter Records/Blood Harvest). The record quickly drew widespread acclaim for the band's dynamic, forward thinking compositions — hearkening to the genre's forebears whilst carving a niche all their own.
After a premature halt, in part due to a debilitating illness affecting co-founding member Cale Schmidt (vocals and bass, see also Monomakh), ALTARS entered a long period of dormancy. Guitarist Lewis Fischer joined the ranks of Melbourne outfit Ignivomous, while drummer Alan Cadman entered the fold of Adelaide’s occult StarGazer. All the while, ‘Paramnesia’ continued to gain status as a cult classic and glimpse of the band's true potential.
After eight years of silence, 2021 saw a revived ALTARS announce its resurrection with the promise of a new full-length album, and then the recruitment of Brendan Sloan (Convulsing) to fill the void on bass and vocals — cementing the band as a force to be reckoned with once more.
For fans of Ulcerate, Gorguts, Portal, Dead Congregation.
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ALTARS Paramnesia CD (EVERLASTING SPEW)
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Altars' critically acclaimed debut 'Paramnesia', originally released in 2013 will finally be available again on CD format through Everlasting Spew Records! Dont miss the chance to find out were the cult and the praise originated!
Enigmatic Australian Death Metal entity ALTARS rose sharply to prominence with the release of their 2013 debut ‘Paramnesia’ (Nuclear Winter Records/Blood Harvest). The record quickly drew widespread acclaim for the band's dynamic, forward thinking compositions — hearkening to the genre's forebears whilst carving a niche all their own.
After a premature halt, in part due to a debilitating illness affecting co-founding member Cale Schmidt (vocals and bass, see also Monomakh), ALTARS entered a long period of dormancy. Guitarist Lewis Fischer joined the ranks of Melbourne outfit Ignivomous, while drummer Alan Cadman entered the fold of Adelaide’s occult StarGazer. All the while, ‘Paramnesia’ continued to gain status as a cult classic and glimpse of the band's true potential.
After eight years of silence, 2021 saw a revived ALTARS announce its resurrection with the promise of a new full-length album, and then the recruitment of Brendan Sloan (Convulsing) to fill the void on bass and vocals — cementing the band as a force to be reckoned with once more.
For fans of Ulcerate, Gorguts, Portal, Dead Congregation.
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