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Corrosion of Conformity, “Shelter,” from Deliverance (Columbia, 1994)

"Once in a while you'd be better listening to the fools for a change..."

Teen Death, “Drag,” from Drag/Dark Life (6131, 2015)

This song = not a drag. Nope. Not one bit.

Gevurah, “Consecrated Remains,” from Rites of Degeneracy (Yamabushi, 2015)

Savagely raw, lo-fi madness from the UK...

Nine Eyes, “Lap of the Gods” (Self-Released, 2015)

More crushing breakdowns and pummeling midpaced chugs from the South...

Amboog-a-lard, “Edge of Darkness,” from 1990 Demo (Self-Released, 1990)

Would you believe a Marilyn Manson member once thrashed with the best of 'em!?

Grit Teeth, “Warchests,” from Grit Teeth (Self-Released, 2015)

Interested in some furious, in your face, no-frills aggression? Well, look no further...

Cold & Distant, “Heavy Burdens,” from Damaged Over Time (Self-Released, 2015)

Vicious metallic hardcore with that extra spark...

Dead Shall Rise, “Litmus Test” (2015)

Current/former members of Integrity, In Cold Blood, etc. join forces for Clevo metalcore perfection.

Mothwind, “A Machined Infection,” from In the Clutches of the Novae (Self-Released, 2014)

Good, solid, heavy rock... that just so happens to boast excellent vocals.

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...

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!

Seagrave, “Riders,” from Dead Demo (Self-Released, 2015)

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

Krupskaya, “Contaminated Dead Atmosphere,” from Sandokhan/Krupskaya Split (7 Degrees, 2010)

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

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.

Dead Meat, “Fuck Amsterdam,” from Early Recordings (Flingco Sound System, 2010)

You had me at "piss and vinegar."

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.

Kimachi, “Direction,” from Nowhere to Run (Self-Released, 2015)

Some more underrated melodic hardcore from Boston...

Ha Det Bra, “In Lies,” from Societea for Two (Geenger/PDV, 2015)

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

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