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Interview: Gergő Hájer (Omega Diatribe)

A look at the future and the past (and alien civilizations) with one of Budapest's finest up-and-coming groups.

Song of the Day: Bluto's Revenge, “10,000 Heads,” from Dark Empire Strikes Back (Dark Empire, 1994)

A less-than-three-minute dose of roaring basslines and one hell of an infectious chorus...

Song of the Day: Apey & The Pea, “Timeless,” from Hellish (Self-Released, 2014)

Grunge-tinged sludge/doom with the rocked out swing of Deliverance-era C.O.C.? Yes, please!

Song of the Day: Seagrave, “Riders,” from Dead Demo (Self-Released, 2015)

Former '90s hardcore vets crank out some seriously riff-centric "stoner rock" jams...

Song of the Day: Krupskaya, “Contaminated Dead Atmosphere,” from Sandokhan/Krupskaya Split (7 Degrees, 2010)

Dizzyingly fast and terrifyingly explosive grind that keeps things a little more interesting...

Song of the Day: ABC Diabolo, “Ephemeral,” from Give Rise to Doubts (Common Cause/Life is Abuse, 1995)

Frantic German hardcore worthy of standing alongside such underground classics as Acme, Carol, etc.

Song of the Day: Dead Meat, “Fuck Amsterdam,” from Early Recordings (Flingco Sound System, 2010)

You had me at "piss and vinegar."

Song of the Day: Inzest, “Human,” from Another Religion... Another Violence (Self-Released, 1988)

Relentlessly blazing Japanese hardcore for fans of legends such as G.I.S.M., Zouo, etc.

Review: Psywarfare, Throw Away the Ocean (COF/Swarm of Nails/The Tide of the End, 2015)

A gorgeously packaged revisitation of '90s-era noise cuts from Dwid Hellion.

Song of the Day: Kimachi, “Direction,” from Nowhere to Run (Self-Released, 2015)

Some more underrated melodic hardcore from Boston...

Review: Ashtar, Ilmasaari (Czar of Bullets/Antiq/Throne, 2015)

Basel, Switzerland duo debuts with a textbook lesson in blackened doom supremacy.

Song of the Day: Ha Det Bra, “In Lies,” from Societea for Two (Geenger/PDV, 2015)

Stunningly perfect lurching and skronk-mangled '90s noise rock reborn.

Review: Pretty Hurts, Make Graves (Rockstar/Grave Imprint, 2015)

Berlin trio rips through raw hardcore with a sheen of noise rock and subtle post-punk flourishes.

Review: Watchmaker, Kill. Crush. Destroy. / Hirudinea Split EP (Killeveryone, 2015)

A cool cassette reissue from these sadly defunct cacophonous thrashers.

Song of the Day: Negative Self, “Back on Track,” from Negative Self (High Roller, 2015)

The best Suicidal Tendencies album not released by Suicidal Tendencies.

Review: Omega Diatribe, Abstract Ritual (Self-Released, 2015)

A killer slab of burly, detuned, groove-centric, and djent-tinged metal from Budapest, Hungary.

Song of the Day: Vermapyre, “Trône de Sang/Cercueil de la Mort,” from Vermapyre/Oede Split (2014)

A taste of Dwid Hellion's "blackened creole metal," ahead of a rare live performance in September.

‘80s Movie Soundtrack Songs: Action/Adventure Edition

Essential cuts to get you fired up and ready to roll...

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