KGAR CMJ Charts 9-24-12
Hello to all in radio land. Below you will find the KGAR CMJ Charts and Adds for September 24, 2012.
KGAR’s Office Hours for Fall 2012
Attention Indi / College Rock folks!!!!!! KGAR’s Indi / College Rock director is Caty Rippetoe. To contact Caty, please email her at startthewildrumpus@gmail.com. Her office hours for this Fall 2012 are from 9:00 am to 9:45 Mondays and Tuesdays beginning August 20, 2012. Her phone number for office hours is 559-924-1098. As for your loud rock and heavy metal needs, the homebucket is still your main contact. You folks know how to contact him via email.
KGAR
101 E. Bush St.
Lemoore, Ca. 93245
Shows, Shows, Shows!!!! Check Them Out!!!
10-12-12 - Saint Vitus, Weedeater, Sourvein - Santa Cruz
""10-13-12 - Kaos, Mystic Rage - Hayward""
10-13-12 - Dark Star Orchestra - San Francisco
"Matthew Boam"
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T.C.F. – “Where Madness Reigns”
September 23, 2012
http://battlehelm.com/?cat=4
REVIEWS
T.C.F. – “Where Madness Reigns” (Malevolence Records)
It’s been a while since I’ve heard a crossover album this good – especially one that harks back to the good old days of the 80s when bands like SOD, DRI, Carnivore and Nuclear Assault reigned! T.C.F. actually hail from Holland but true Dutchies they are, do their tribute in fine style with just the right blend of hardcore and metal to knuckle you on songs like ‘An Eye For An Eye’, ‘We Will Survive’ and ‘Slave Of The Suit’. Aggro vocals are shouted out amid speedy thrashcore riffs, wild soloing and frenetic staccato drumming, all of which remain true to the original style, and what’s more is that it’s all done by just three guys (a metalhead, punk and thrasher no less lol) and so well an’ all. Complete with disco samples and a Mugabe speech, “Where Madness Reigns” is the best contemporary tribute to old school crossover currently whether you wanna fight, fuck or just go plain mental to it!
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Septic Christ – “Guilty As We Were Born”
September 23, 2012
http://battlehelm.com/?cat=4
REVIEWS
Septic Christ – “Guilty As We Were Born” (Malevolence Records)
Septic Christ are a buncha jolly Germans who play old school thrash when it was fun to do so i.e. before bands began taking themselves and their Bermuda shorts too seriously lol. Still, might as these guys may enjoy a beer or ten, don’t discount their music cos they certainly play tight and on ten! Relentless frash riffola, wang bar excess, stampeding drums and gruffola vox are guaranteed to bring on the mosh pit madness with songs like ‘Bomb Monte Carlo’, ‘Be A Man’ and ‘Screwed And Ill’. What’s even better is that this isn’t a retro trip but Septic Christ have done their homework and read the thrash bible diligently – as such their beats and rhythms, whilst drawing inspiration from decades gone by, are still very much tuned for today’s headbanger. Along with a classic 80s thrash album cover, Septic Christ remind me a lot of Municipal Waste, M.O.D, Anthrax or even early thrash bands like Re-Animator or Deathrow which is no bad thing when you wanna get beered up, tune in and let yer brain drop out!
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T.C.F. – Where Madness Reigns
SEP 24
Posted by Terrible Certainty Zine
Four minutes—exactly two songs—into Where Madness Reigns you’ll be triple checking the back cover of your cd just to make sure that you’ve not overlooked the fact that it is indeed a re-issue of some dusty old relic from the cassette tape days. Fact is, you just don’t hear convincing, relevant crossover these days. Just how old school is Holland’s T.F.C.? They’ve got Ronald Reagan samples on their record. That’s a fixation.
This is full-blooded crossover thrash metal in the classic spirit of Nuclear Assault, S.O.D., D.R.I.,D.B.C. and a bunch of other initials. It’s part age-old railing against government and corporations, part fist pumping moshpit madness. And that shit is evergreen. T.C.F. doesn’t play the beer-bong party thrash that was in vogue for a moment, but their bright tones and redlined tempos are still guaranteed to put a big, sheepish grin on your mug. These guys are clearly worshipping at the altar of the old guard, but not with a wink and a nod—T.C.F. comes off as legitimate devotees. Lifers. And Where Madness Reigns is damn convincing.
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THE FINAL RESISTANCE- A TRIBUTE TO DARK TRANQUILLITY
Ya tenemos portada para "The Final Resistance", el esperado disco tributo a los maestros Dark Tranquillity, que verá la luz en noviembre a través de Suspiria Records. El estupendo artwork corre a cargo de Pilar Baldominos, de Hoeresis Arte.
En breve se anunciará el tracklist definitivo y la fecha de lanzamiento, asíque estad atent@s y no os perdáis este sincero homenaje a una de las mejores bandas de Metal de todos los tiempos.
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THE FINAL RESISTANCE- A TRIBUTE TO DARK TRANQUILLITY
We already have the cover for "The Final Resistance", the expected tribute album to the masters Dark Tranquillity, which will be released in November through Suspiria Records. The great artwork was done by Pilar Baldominos from Hoeresis Art.
The final tracklist and release date will be announced shortly, so be aware and don't miss this heartfelt tribute to one of the best metal bands of all time.
--
Suspiria Records Website: www.suspiriarecords.com
Contact: info@suspiriarecords.es
Promotion: miguel@suspiriarecords.es
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/suspiriarecordsofficial
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/suspiriarecords
Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/SuspiriaRecords
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Canadian Press Release / Info :
http://www.hardnheavycommonwealth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5047&p=58135#p58135
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Canadian Press Release / Info :
http://www.hardnheavycommonwealth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=6050&p=58071#p58071
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From the biggest Dutch print magazine AARDSCHOK (Earthquake) one of the oldest and most prestigious metal magz in Europe.
This months' surprise comes from our own soil! Hailing from Katwijk to be exact. This three piece delivers good old crossover/thrashcore that takes me back
to the golden days of DRI, Nuclear Assault and Attitude Adjustment with a slight hint of Anthrax. Tight playing, good production and overall fluent, instantly
recognizable songs form the ingredients of the thirteen tracks on this disc. It's easy to say you can hear these guys having fun playing and personally I find these guys
to be better and more authentic than for instance Municipal Waste just to name an example. The pace is generally high, but mosh parts and some melodylines aren't
forgotten. A good example is the bluesy guitar lead in the center part of "An Eye For An Eye" which is instantly followed by the relentless "Justified Violence".
Absolutely Phat disc!
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Hi Friends & Maniacs!
My new postal adress is:
Headbangers
Marco Van Empel
Rentmeesterlaan 11
5046 MH
Tilburg
Holland
Cheers Patchman Spandex Marco.
HBZine, Gigs, Records, Distro, Band Support & More: NL
www.headbangerszineandgigs.com pix last events now online!
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http://www.infernalmasquerade.com/?q=reviews/002189-tcf-–-where-madness-reigns-2011
Arriving through Malevolence Records, today we have T.C.F a Dutch band playing some very well crafted Thrashcore. If you didn’t know the band is from the Netherlands, you would easily mistake them for any band from the late 80’s, early 90’s from the USA. Delivering thirteen tracks of balls to the wall Thrashcore, “Where Madness Reigns” is a pretty solid release for any fan of the genres.
With a very authentic vibe, the band opens with hateful riffs and powerful drums on “Face the Truth”. Keeping the initial vibe rolling, tracks like “Slave to the Suit”, “Mass Hysteria” and “Where Madness Reigns” feature very typical song structures that will have you jumping up and down immediately. It is quite funny to think that this is a fairly young band since they nail 100% the atmosphere needed to pull off this kind of music.
The riffing and tempo changes on tracks like “Survive the Plague” and “An Eye For an Eye” are clear cut examples of brilliant transitions from Thrash Metal sections to more Punk-oriented ones. Our favorite track is the super catchy “Power Corrupts”, a high-octane song that nicely shows the band’s riffing powers. The vocals in the album are quite good and have that old-school vibe to them. They also don’t have any noticeable accent and this is a big plus since there are some Thrash/Crossover bands from France (no names will be mentioned) that have horrible pronunciation and kill the mood of the album.
If you are a fan of Thrashcore, this is one release you don’t want to miss. These Dutchmen manage to capture the original sound perfectly and deliver solid tracks backed with tight drumming and excellent riffs.
Band: T.C.F Album: Where Madness Reigns
Label: Malevolence Records Release: 2011
Oficial Site
Genre: Thrashcore
Country: Netherlands
Rating: 85/100
Nathan McLeod
nate@malevolence-records.us
Malevolence Records©
www.malevolence-records.us
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KAOS - KGAR Radio
KGAR CMJ Charts 9-24-12 Hello to all in radio land. Below you will find the KGAR CMJ Charts and Adds for September 24, 2012. KGAR’s Office Hours for Fall 2012 Attention Indi / College Rock folks!!!!!! KGAR’s Indi / College Rock director is Caty Rippetoe. To contact Caty, please email her at startthewildrumpus@gmail.com. Her office hours for this Fall 2012 are from 9:00 am to 9:45 Mondays and Tuesdays beginning August 20, 2012. Her phone number for office hours is 559-924-1098. As for your loud rock and heavy metal needs, the homebucket is still your main contact. You folks know how to contact him via email. KGAR 101 E. Bush St. Lemoore, Ca. 93245 Shows, Shows, Shows!!!! Check Them Out!!! 10-12-12 - Saint Vitus, Weedeater, Sourvein - Santa Cruz ""10-13-12 - Kaos, Mystic Rage - Hayward"" 10-13-12 - Dark Star Orchestra - San Francisco "Matthew Boam"
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T.C.F.
T.C.F. – “Where Madness Reigns” September 23, 2012 http://battlehelm.com/?cat=4 REVIEWS T.C.F. – “Where Madness Reigns” (Malevolence Records) It’s been a while since I’ve heard a crossover album this good – especially one that harks back to the good old days of the 80s when bands like SOD, DRI, Carnivore and Nuclear Assault reigned! T.C.F. actually hail from Holland but true Dutchies they are, do their tribute in fine style with just the right blend of hardcore and metal to knuckle you on songs like ‘An Eye For An Eye’, ‘We Will Survive’ and ‘Slave Of The Suit’. Aggro vocals are shouted out amid speedy thrashcore riffs, wild soloing and frenetic staccato drumming, all of which remain true to the original style, and what’s more is that it’s all done by just three guys (a metalhead, punk and thrasher no less lol) and so well an’ all. Complete with disco samples and a Mugabe speech, “Where Madness Reigns” is the best contemporary tribute to old school crossover currently whether you wanna fight, fuck or just go plain mental to it!
Reply
Septic Christ
Septic Christ – “Guilty As We Were Born” September 23, 2012 http://battlehelm.com/?cat=4 REVIEWS Septic Christ – “Guilty As We Were Born” (Malevolence Records) Septic Christ are a buncha jolly Germans who play old school thrash when it was fun to do so i.e. before bands began taking themselves and their Bermuda shorts too seriously lol. Still, might as these guys may enjoy a beer or ten, don’t discount their music cos they certainly play tight and on ten! Relentless frash riffola, wang bar excess, stampeding drums and gruffola vox are guaranteed to bring on the mosh pit madness with songs like ‘Bomb Monte Carlo’, ‘Be A Man’ and ‘Screwed And Ill’. What’s even better is that this isn’t a retro trip but Septic Christ have done their homework and read the thrash bible diligently – as such their beats and rhythms, whilst drawing inspiration from decades gone by, are still very much tuned for today’s headbanger. Along with a classic 80s thrash album cover, Septic Christ remind me a lot of Municipal Waste, M.O.D, Anthrax or even early thrash bands like Re-Animator or Deathrow which is no bad thing when you wanna get beered up, tune in and let yer brain drop out!
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T.C.F.
← Cobolt 60 – The Grim Defiance T.C.F. – Where Madness Reigns SEP 24 Posted by Terrible Certainty Zine
Four minutes—exactly two songs—into Where Madness Reigns you’ll be triple checking the back cover of your cd just to make sure that you’ve not overlooked the fact that it is indeed a re-issue of some dusty old relic from the cassette tape days. Fact is, you just don’t hear convincing, relevant crossover these days. Just how old school is Holland’s T.F.C.? They’ve got Ronald Reagan samples on their record. That’s a fixation.
This is full-blooded crossover thrash metal in the classic spirit of Nuclear Assault, S.O.D., D.R.I.,D.B.C. and a bunch of other initials. It’s part age-old railing against government and corporations, part fist pumping moshpit madness. And that shit is evergreen. T.C.F. doesn’t play the beer-bong party thrash that was in vogue for a moment, but their bright tones and redlined tempos are still guaranteed to put a big, sheepish grin on your mug. These guys are clearly worshipping at the altar of the old guard, but not with a wink and a nod—T.C.F. comes off as legitimate devotees. Lifers. And Where Madness Reigns is damn convincing.
T.C.F. on Facebook
Malevolence Records
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SP THE FINAL RESISTANCE- A TRIBUTE TO DARK TRANQUILLITY
Ya tenemos portada para "The Final Resistance", el esperado disco tributo a los maestros Dark Tranquillity, que verá la luz en noviembre a través de Suspiria Records. El estupendo artwork corre a cargo de Pilar Baldominos, de Hoeresis Arte. En breve se anunciará el tracklist definitivo y la fecha de lanzamiento, asíque estad atent@s y no os perdáis este sincero homenaje a una de las mejores bandas de Metal de todos los tiempos.
EN THE FINAL RESISTANCE- A TRIBUTE TO DARK TRANQUILLITY
We already have the cover for "The Final Resistance", the expected tribute album to the masters Dark Tranquillity, which will be released in November through Suspiria Records. The great artwork was done by Pilar Baldominos from Hoeresis Art. The final tracklist and release date will be announced shortly, so be aware and don't miss this heartfelt tribute to one of the best metal bands of all time.
--
Suspiria Records Website: www.suspiriarecords.com Contact: info@suspiriarecords.es Promotion: miguel@suspiriarecords.es Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/suspiriarecordsofficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/suspiriarecords Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/SuspiriaRecords
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T.C.F.
Canadian Press Release / Info : http://www.hardnheavycommonwealth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5047&p=58135#p58135
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KAOS
Canadian Press Release / Info :
http://www.hardnheavycommonwealth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=6050&p=58071#p58071
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T.C.F.
From the biggest Dutch print magazine AARDSCHOK (Earthquake) one of the oldest and most prestigious metal magz in Europe.
This months' surprise comes from our own soil! Hailing from Katwijk to be exact. This three piece delivers good old crossover/thrashcore that takes me back to the golden days of DRI, Nuclear Assault and Attitude Adjustment with a slight hint of Anthrax. Tight playing, good production and overall fluent, instantly recognizable songs form the ingredients of the thirteen tracks on this disc. It's easy to say you can hear these guys having fun playing and personally I find these guys to be better and more authentic than for instance Municipal Waste just to name an example. The pace is generally high, but mosh parts and some melodylines aren't forgotten. A good example is the bluesy guitar lead in the center part of "An Eye For An Eye" which is instantly followed by the relentless "Justified Violence". Absolutely Phat disc!
Reply
HeadBangersZineAndGigs
Hi Friends & Maniacs! My new postal adress is: Headbangers Marco Van Empel Rentmeesterlaan 11 5046 MH Tilburg Holland Cheers Patchman Spandex Marco. HBZine, Gigs, Records, Distro, Band Support & More: NL www.headbangerszineandgigs.com pix last events now online!
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T.C.F.
http://www.infernalmasquerade.com/?q=reviews/002189-tcf-–-where-madness-reigns-2011
Arriving through Malevolence Records, today we have T.C.F a Dutch band playing some very well crafted Thrashcore. If you didn’t know the band is from the Netherlands, you would easily mistake them for any band from the late 80’s, early 90’s from the USA. Delivering thirteen tracks of balls to the wall Thrashcore, “Where Madness Reigns” is a pretty solid release for any fan of the genres.
With a very authentic vibe, the band opens with hateful riffs and powerful drums on “Face the Truth”. Keeping the initial vibe rolling, tracks like “Slave to the Suit”, “Mass Hysteria” and “Where Madness Reigns” feature very typical song structures that will have you jumping up and down immediately. It is quite funny to think that this is a fairly young band since they nail 100% the atmosphere needed to pull off this kind of music.
The riffing and tempo changes on tracks like “Survive the Plague” and “An Eye For an Eye” are clear cut examples of brilliant transitions from Thrash Metal sections to more Punk-oriented ones. Our favorite track is the super catchy “Power Corrupts”, a high-octane song that nicely shows the band’s riffing powers. The vocals in the album are quite good and have that old-school vibe to them. They also don’t have any noticeable accent and this is a big plus since there are some Thrash/Crossover bands from France (no names will be mentioned) that have horrible pronunciation and kill the mood of the album.
If you are a fan of Thrashcore, this is one release you don’t want to miss. These Dutchmen manage to capture the original sound perfectly and deliver solid tracks backed with tight drumming and excellent riffs. Band: T.C.F Album: Where Madness Reigns Label: Malevolence Records Release: 2011 Oficial Site Genre: Thrashcore Country: Netherlands Rating: 85/100
Nathan McLeod
nate@malevolence-records.us
Malevolence Records©
www.malevolence-records.us
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