This time around, I just want to remind you all of some of the bands that have inspired Cephalochromoscope in the first place. Why? Because the last DxAx-centered post seems to have been back around... December, 2008. Damn! So Cephalochromoscope is actually pretty old. We've never really noted the blog's birthday or anything of the sort; I just checked and the first post fell on April the 19th, 2008, which means that, in less than a month's time, the blog will be, uh, four years old. Anyhow, that first post was all but interesting;…
Tracklist: 1. Bottom King 2. Circle Template 3. Oratory of the Jigsaw 4. Arthropod 5. The Contortionist 6. The Arsonist and the Architect Luddite Clone is a burst of contradictory blastbeats and ambigously conclusive contortions. Starting with the band's very name, rational analysis increases risk of depression in adult chimpanzees, children dolphins, and ingenious humans alike. Hear that Oratory of the Jigsaw? Discordance Axis was putting Chang's Oratorio in Gray & Jigsaw to plastic around the same time. How's that for irrel…
Tracklist: Magnicide 1. Your Path Ended In Hell 2. Catcher In The Eye 3. Hello Misery 4. Abusetrap 5. New Blood Generate 6. A Life Of Meaning 7. Broken Cloud 8. What Lies Ahead 9. Not Dead Enough Toxic Revolution 10. Alemere Can Suck It 11. Speed Freaks 12. Scenepoint My Ass 13. Theme Song 14. Shallow And Plastic 15. H&M Crust 16. Coffee Association 17. They Live Nothing wrong about giving Wormrot all that attention, but do direct a few bits at Magnicide (!) "...another Singaporean band…
July 29th, the only day the Houston Press Music Awards mattered to some dude in Croatia. Never forget! Do you believe in noise after noise? Gotta Keep Death to False Grind Alive, that's what's up. Looking at you. Looking at you, baby. Hitler? Palpatine? Mao? Ahriman? (Hellfire) DISCLAIMER: Use SOULSEEK to find [out of print] digital audio files. We are in no way affiliated; it's just the best and easiest way. No download links from the 2008-2012 period work and will never be reuploaded.
Tracklist: 1. Scumdogs of the Forest 2. Hors(E)T on the Corridor 3. Klape Zu, Affe Tot 4. Hier Kommt Knut 5. Nazi Worms Fuck Off 6. Die Diebische Elster Von Brooklyn 7. Squirrel VS Glen Benton 8. Eichhoernchenwaterski 9. Moshen Wie Gott in Frankreich 10. Morbider Angler 11. Grind, Grind, Grind! 12. 16 Faeuste Fuer Ein Halleluja 13. Die Schnellste Vogelspinne Von Kiel 14. Knut For Breakfast 15. Schneckenozid 16. Knut 17. Elefantophobia 2 18. Arschbombe Des Monats 19. I Like Bands 20. Knut 2 21. Woody Woodgrinder 22. The Undertaker Decided to…
It's been a couple of Gregorian millennia and none of us will live to see any sort of historical conclusion to our century. The fragile quality of history might be worth a dime only in retrospect, hence I can respect The Beard as the actual entity (that was) behind Marx. Can't trust anyone / no time to waste / it'll all be gone before you know it. And here I am, considering grindcore with a resolutely notched grin ... "...using a blank piece of paper, the page of some notebook, as the point upon which one can develop / form a…
In this Lovely Labels installation, we really won't move much, at least if we consider the distance geographically (within the borders of Bretagne, is it?); some puny ninety kilometers from Nantes to Angers, a very comfortable drive for what my memory's worth, myself not hitchhiking for a change / courtesy of Jyb ( ZugZwang Prod. ) driving (both directions) with Tetsuo and a French band, whose name I forgot, on the stereo, yet I do recall nicely how they sampled - just as nicely - Allen Ginsberg's Howl on the opening track; that an…
We all know that independent labels with wortwhile, perhaps obscure rosters deserve at least as much attention as some of the bigger ones, and certainly more than the big ones, if you catch my drift. This is why I'd like to, well, not introduce, 'cause in this case, it already happened, but anyhow ~ I'd definitely like to give 'em a bit more space on Cephalochromoscope (hence the "lovely labels" tag), especially considering in what fashion we deliver what we deliver, i.e. "for free." I've known Jyb'…