Axegrinder's influence on the crust scene is probably second only to the mighty Amebix, this is evidenced by their logo's presence on butt-flaps and backpatches on pokey leathers the world over. Axegrinder sounded like Amebix. Maybe a bit more metallic, but still...like Amebix. Seeing how Amebix ruled and really only made three albums then you might want some Axegrinder in your life.
I've been listening to music on the cpu too long and my eyes are shot. lol.
ReplyDeleteBut I think the link is missing.
Hey! i am not seeing the download for this! Axegrinder rules ! And i just discovered your site last night! I am driving down to Flordia(8 hours) today... you just made my drive fucking awesome! Downloaded a bunch of stuff last night
ReplyDeletethe first time i heard this album i thought "what an amebix rip-off"and just kinda passed it off as nothing but musical plagiarism.....and then i came around to yr line of thinking, pretty much what you said in the last sentence, and now i love this album...hellstorm!
ReplyDeletehave you heard the re-issue with the bonus tracks of newer material? the newer stuff sounds pretty Voivod-ish. pretty awesome. and either way, a total classic.
ReplyDeleteGot the reissue cd from Peaceville. Now this is essential epic crust!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting this. Thank you. Btw, I saw White Ring has a new mix. I haven't listened to it yet but I figured you'd be interested.
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something else in this vein is the new Misery. It's a crusher.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.soundclick.com/store/digital/01_Shop_Album.cfm?bandID=218727&albumID=40112
this is fucking great!
ReplyDeletethanks for putting it up!
Split with Acknowledge The Confusion Master by Prophecy of Doom, which was better than this,imo.
ReplyDeleteThis is on my leather..
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