...( Info )...
Genre: Technical/Avant-garde Death Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Australia
Year of Release: 2020-2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: Indicated in album descriptions
Availability of scans in distribution content: No

...( TrackList )...
2020 - The Smothering Arms of Mercy
2026 - Under The Under

...( Info )...
Genre: Progressive Black/Death Metal
Artist (band) Country: Hungary
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 52:11
Scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
1. Silent Orbit
2. Enemy Within (Nails Like Needles)
3. A Mass Grave of Trauma (The Ghost of Blood-Soaked Memoirs)
4. Lunar Perception
5. Born from Flame
6. Carrion Throne (Where Silence Destroys)
7. Mirror Trap
8. Death on Impact

...( Info )...
Genre: Progressive Metalcore/Female Vocals
Country of Artist (Band): UK
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 48:29
Availability of scans in the download: no

...( TrackList )...
01. Prologue
02. Smile
03. Waste
04. Lilith & Esther (feat. Banshee)
05. Hopeless
06. Break
07. Birth of a Sun
08. Sick
09. Walking The Edge Of The Knife
10. Empty
11. Make The World Wait
12. Host
13. What If Better Never Comes?

...( Info )...
Genre: Metalcore
Country of Artist (Band): USA
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 30:21
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Void
02. Tsukuyomi
03. Blood War
04. Counting Time
05. Silver Lining, Pt. 2
06. Full Counter
07. Decay
08. Hollow
09. Agonviel
10. Built by the Whispers

...( Info )...
Genre: Stoner Metal
Country of Artist (Band): France
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 41:49
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. The City
02. Black Planet
03. Floods Above Me
04. 1000 Tears
05. The Wrath of God
06. Gemini Sister Bride
07. Hallowe'en in a Suburb
08. Through My Skin

...( Info )...
Genre: Doom Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Germany
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 43:10
Availability of scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Death, Deliver Us
02. Currents
03. Haven
04. Slow Winds
05. Consumed
06. The Sands
07. Meander

...( Info )...
Genre: Heavy Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Germany
Year of Release: 2023-2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: Indicated in album descriptions
Availability of scans in distribution content: No

...( TrackList )...
2023 - Bloodmoon
2026 - Wayfarer

...( Info )...
Genre: Stoner Metal
Artist (band) Country: Finland
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 37:14
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Cold
02. Evicted
03. Approaching Doom
04. Drain
05. Black Blizzard
06. New Order of Bliss
07. Human Stew
08. Demon Strikes
09. Heavy Monday
10. Final Pain

...( Info )...
Genre: Melodic Gothic/Doom Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Finland
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 41:50
Availability of scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Shattered Peace
02. To Burn Inside
03. The Offering
04. Ruins Of The Heart
05. The House
06. Dance With Me
07. Bless You With Sorrow
08. If Morning Never Comes

...( Info )...

Artist: Lori McKenna
Album: The Tree
Year: (2018)
Genre: americana, folk, country, singer-songwriter
Format: [FLAC]

...( TrackList )...

1 A Mother Never Rests
2 The Fixer
3 People Get Old
4 Young And Angry Again
5 The Tree
6 You Won't Even Know I'm Gone
7 Happy People
8 You Can't Break A Woman
9 The Lot Behind St. Mary's
10 The Way Back Home
11 Like Patsy Would

...( Info )...

Artist: Lori McKenna
Album: The Bird & The Rifle
Year: (2016)
Genre: americana, folk, country, singer-songwriter
Format: [Flac]

...( TrackList )...

1 Wreck You
2 The Bird & The Rifle
3 Giving Up On Your Hometown
4 Halfway Home
5 Humble & Kind
6 We Were Cool
7 Old Men Young Woman
8 All These Things
9 Always Want You
10 If Whiskey Were A Woman

...( Info )...

Artist...............: Carly Simon
Album................: Greatest Hits Live
Year.................: 1988
Genre................: pop, soft rock, singer-songwriter, adult contemporary
Codec................: Reference libFLAC 1.5

...( TrackList )...

001. Carly Simon - Nobody Does It Better (Live)
002. Carly Simon - You'Re So Vain (Live)
003. Carly Simon - It Happens Everyday (Live)
004. Carly Simon - Anticipation (Live)
005. Carly Simon - The Right Thing To Do (Live)
006. Carly Simon - Do The Walls Come Down (Live)
007. Carly Simon - You Belong To Me (Live)
008. Carly Simon - Two Hot Girls (On A Hot Summer Night) (Live)
009. Carly Simon - All I Want Is You (Live)
010. Carly Simon - Coming Around Againitsy Bitsy Spider (Live)
011. Carly Simon - Never Been Gone (Live)

...( Info )...

Artist...............: Carly Simon
Album................: Clouds In My Coffee 1965-1995
Year.................: 1995
Genre................: pop, soft rock, singer-songwriter, adult contemporary
Codec................: Reference libFLAC 1.5

...( TrackList )...

004. Carly Simon - Coming Around Again
006. Carly Simon - The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of
008. Carly Simon - Touched By The Sun
010. Carly Simon - Better Not Tell Her
014. Carly Simon - All I Want Is You
016. Carly Simon - Like A River
018. Carly Simon - Give Me All Night
020. Carly Simon - Raining
023. Carly Simon - Turn Of The Tide
025. Carly Simon - Have You Seen Me Lately
029. Carly Simon - Halfway 'Round The World
030. Carly Simon - Life Is Eternal
033. Carly Simon - Take Me Out To The Ballgame
035. Carly Simon - Itsy Bitsy Spider
036. Carly Simon - Play With Me
042. Carly Simon - Happy Birthday
044. Carly Simon With Andreas Vollenweider - Davy
045. Carly Simon - Do The Walls Come Down
046. Carly Simon - Danny Boy
050. Carly Simon - Born To Break My Heart
051. Carly Simon - Time After Time
054. Carly Simon - Something Wonderful
057. Carly Simon - Medley By Myself I See Your Face Before Me

...( Info )...

Artist: Demis Roussos
Title: Live In Brasil
Year: 2006
Genre: Rock, Latin, Pop, Folk, World, Country
Style: Ballad, Folk Rock, MP3, Pop Rock, Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock, Vocal
Publisher (label): Vidisco
Country: Portugal
Duration: 01:27:16
Format/Codec: FLAC (tracks) + Scans
Audio Bitrate: Lossless [16-bit/44100Hz]


...( TrackList )...

CD 01 Live In Brasil CD 1: (00:45:17)


01. End Of The World (00:04:14)
02. Rain And Tears (00:03:33)
03. Forever And Ever (00:03:41)
04. We Shall Dance (00:04:30)
05. Follow Me (00:07:28)
06. Bella Notte (00:04:47)
07. White Wings (00:04:18)
08. Lovely Lady Of Arcadia (00:03:27)
09. My Friend The Wind (00:05:09)
10. Goodbye My Love Goodbye (00:04:10)



CD 02 Live in Brazil CD 2: (00:41:59)

01. Lost in love (00:03:27)
02. Let it be me (00:03:20)
03. Santa Lucia (00:03:28)
04. It's five o'clock (00:03:58)
05. Una furtiva lagrima (00:04:05)
06. i want to live (00:03:44)
07. Mamy Blue (00:03:56)
08. My reason (00:04:26)
09. happy to be on as island in the sun (00:04:19)
10. Medley : Forever/may reason/Goodbye (00:02:57)
11. Dinata (00:04:19)

...( Info )...
Genre: Heavy Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Sweden
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 39:30
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Satán
02. Marken Brinner
03. Kom An
04. D.Ö.D.E.N.
05. Sfinxen
06. Ljuva Midnatt
07. Vigilanten
08. Transylmani
09. Skuggan
10. För Evigt Märkt

...( Info )...
Genre: Stoner Metal/Rock
Country of Artist (Band): USA
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 40:58
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Midnight Sun
02. Bury It
03. Skull Bong
04. Ashes I See
05. Let Me Out
06. Broken
07. Slow Steal
08. Iron Smile
09. Judgment Day

...( Info )...
Title: Elli Berlin
Artist: Elli Berlin
Year: 2026
Genre: Industrial Metal
Country: Germany

Duration: 00:41:06
Format/Codec: MP3
Audio bitrate: 320 kbps

...( TrackList )...
1. Lebensretter (03:40)
2. Bang Bang (03:23)
3. Zu wahr um schön zu sein (04:36)
4. Lieder unserer Zeit (04:22)
5. Wer bist du (03:59)
6. Aus der Asche (04:56)
7. Gefallene Engel (03:42)
8. Mutterherz (04:32)
9. Hall of Fame (04:31)
10. Tief in der Dunkelheit (03:25)

...( Info )...
Title: Voidcrush
Artist: Voidcrush
Year: 2026
Genre: Heavy-Metal
Country: USA

Duration: 01:27:31
Format/Codec: MP3
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps

...( TrackList )...
1. Another Day (03:16)
2. Sunrise Behind Me (04:25)
3. Legends (03:02)
4. Chained (04:21)
5. Smile (04:18)
6. All You Know (02:31)
7. Forsaken (04:34)
8. Fine Line (04:00)
9. False Prophet (04:49)
10. Safe Harbor (04:03)
11. Shut Your Mouth (05:08)
12. Fuckface Shithead (05:07)
13. Demon Me (04:05)
14. Remnants (03:46)
15. Deep End (03:58)
16. Dying of Exposure (03:14)
17. Freak (02:33)
18. Tatters (05:50)
19. Sacred Ground (02:43)
20. Bliss (03:52)
21. Pollution (04:19)
22. Shame of Being (03:13)
23. Hidden Track at the End of the Album Like in the 90s, But Instead of Making You Wait Through 84 Years of Awkward Silence, We Just (00:17)

...( Info )...
Genre: Melodic Death/Thrash Metal
Country of Artist (Band): England
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 41:38
Availability of scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Regicide
02. Hate Reactor
03. Where Gods Are Last in Line
04. Condemned to the Void
05. The New Reality
06. Without a Trace
07. Blood of the Earth
08. This Coming Storm
09. Shadows of the Wasteland

...( Info )...
Genre: Speed/Thrash Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Germany
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 30:33
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Disobey
02. Hellhounds
03. This Rope Is Not Mine
04. Beerholder
05. Deathward
06. One Last Kiss
07. Othrogoth
08. Math

...( Info )...

Artist: Elvis Presley
Album: Essentials
Year: (2026)
Genre: Pop, Rock and roll, rockabilly, country
Format: [MP3-320kbps]

...( TrackList )...

(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear

(Marie's the Name Of) His Latest Flame

(Now and Then There's) A Fool Such as I

(You're The) Devil in Disguise

A Big Hunk O' Love

A Little Less Conversation (JXL Radio Edit Remix)

All Shook Up

Always On My Mind

An American Trilogy

Any Way You Want Me (That's How I Will Be)

Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Baby, Let's Play House

Blue Moon of Kentucky

Blue Suede Shoes

Burning Love

Can't Help Falling in Love

Crying In the Chapel

Don't Be Cruel

Don't Cry Daddy

Don't

Fever

Good Luck Charm

Good Rockin' Tonight

Hard Headed Woman

Heartbreak Hotel

Hound Dog

I Got Stung

I Want You, I Need You, I Love You

If I Can Dream

In the Ghetto

It's Now Or Never

Jailhouse Rock

Kentucky Rain

Little Sister

Love Me Tender

Love Me

Loving You

Memories

Moody Blue

My Way

Mystery Train

One Night

Return to Sender

Shake, Rattle and Roll

Stuck on You

Such a Night

Surrender

Suspicion

Suspicious Minds

That's All Right

The Wonder of You

There's Always Me

Too Much

Treat Me Nice

Viva Las Vegas

Way Down

Wear My Ring Around Your Neck

Wooden Heart

Follow That Dream

Speedy Gonzales

...( Info )...
Genre: Melodic Heavy Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Germany
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 01:12:02
Contains scans in the download: no

...( TrackList )...
01. End of the Night
02. Not Alone
03. Still Alive
04. So Far Away
05. Somewhere in This Universe
06. Learn to Live
07. Pride
08. Ignorance
09. Better
10. In Heaven Now
11. Tonight Is What It Means to Be Young
12. Somewhere in This Universe (Single Edit)

...( Info )...
Genre: Crossover Thrash Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Germany
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 40:44
Availability of Scans in the Download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Intro
02. Pigs Will Be Pigs
03. Deception of the Weak
04. Mental Vacation
05. Concrete Hell
06. Rotting on a Golden Throne
07. Tin God
08. Killing Taste
09. No Alibi

...( Info )...
Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal
Country of Artist (Band): England
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 34:19
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Harrying of the North
02. The Bandit of The Marsh
03. The Council of Folly
04. The Union of Kings

...( Info )...
Genre: Thrash/Death Metal
Country of Artist (Band): USA
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 29:52
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
1. Carved in Stone
2. Sever the Strings
3. The Dome
4. War Club
5. Tighten Your Eyes
6. Unescaped
7. It's Dead
8. Shifted Cross
9. Rake the Grate
10. Drowning the Weak

...( Info )...
Genre: Death/Doom Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Denmark
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 40:27
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Reeks of Moldy Guts
02. Escalating Rot
03. Oozing with Pustulent Fluids
04. Mors Viaturis
05. Grotesque Decomposition
06. Rebirth in Morbid Disgust
07. Tapestries of Misery
08. Decay of the Flesh
09. Peeled Face Mask

...( Info )...
Genre: Melodic Death Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Finland
Year of Release: 2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: 48:41
Contains scans in the download: No

...( TrackList )...
01. Shadows of the Past
02. Beyond Pain
03. Turn to Dust
04. Spectral Exile
05. Age of Delusion
06. Shade of Destruction
07. Reign of Madness
08. Valhalla
09. Spirit of Vengeance
10. Poison Throne
11. Eksyneiden Jumala

...( Info )...
Genre: Power Metal
Country of Artist (Band): Iceland
Year of Release: 2022-2026
Audio Codec: MP3
Rip Type: Tracks
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps
Duration: Indicated in album descriptions
Scans included in downloads: No

...( TrackList )...
2022 - With the Magic of Windfyre Steel
2026 - Beyond the Reach of Enchantment

...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI...


..::OPIS::..

Co typy mają logo to niech mnie chuj strzeli, na torturach bym go nie odczytał. A w połączeniu z okładką już możecie się spodziewać, że nie będzie letko.

A jeśli się nie domyślacie, to dorzucę jeszcze dwa fakty: Primitive Warfare gra war metal, a wydaje ich obecnie Godz ov War Productions. Wszystko więc kręci się wokół wojny, a na wojnie są ofiary. Padło tym razem na słuchaczy – „Extinction Protocol” to jebana półgodzinna jatka, która pozostawia za sobą jedynie truchła. Debiut Amerykanów to doprawdy mocna rzecz, utrzymana w klasycznych war metalowych klimatach zbliżonych do Conqueror, Blasphemy i tym podobnych kultów. Muzyka jest szybka i agresywna, ze znikomą ilością zwolnień, nawet trudno jest uświadczyć jakieś marszowe tempa, które przecież zdarzają się u kapel z tego sortu. Jednakże, jeśli Primitive Warfare jednak zwolni, no to czujecie i tak, że zaraz pierdolnie jeszcze mocniej. W kilka miejsc wklejono również sample dodatkowo nakręcające poczucie wszechogarniającego pola bitewnego.

Lubię granie tego typu, jak to mówią na mieście, przeznaczone głównie dla schabów z Byczyny. No trudno, co zrobić. Po prostu gdy z głośników leci taki soniczny napierdol jak „Extinction Protocol” czuję jak skacze mi adrenalina i wzrasta poziom zdrowego wkurwienia. Dodatkowym plusem jest zaś fakt, że ten bestialski materiał został wyselekcjonowany przez Grega, który ma kurewskie dobry gust, jeśli chodzi o tego typu wyziewy. Nie dziwcie się więc, że zachwycam się tym materiałem, który w zasadzie jakoś strasznie nie różni się od innych tego typu war metalowych wyziewów.

Bardzo udany to debiut. Tak jak wspomniałem, maniacy war metalowych klimatów powinni być usatysfakcjonowani tym, co usłyszą na „Extinction Protocol”. Sugeruję więc wpisać najnowszą propozycję Primitive Warfare na najbliższą listę zakupów.

Oracle


Płyty pokroju “Extinction Protocol” są w zasadzie banalne do rozgryzienia. Tutaj w zasadzie od pierwszej chwili wszystko jest oczywiste. Logo, którego odczytanie to zajęcie dla kryptografa, okładka, która wymownie sugeruje, iż dzieje się tu wojna, pseudonimy artystyczne muzyków, że o tytule wydawnictwa i nazwie zespołu nie wspomnę. Aż chce się zaśpiewać klasyka „I żywy stąd nie wyjdzie nikt…”. I słusznie, bowiem sztukę zabijania panowie z Primitive Warfare opanowali do, nomen omen, perfekcji. Jest to muzyka bez większej filozofii, no chyba że za takową uznamy totalne zniszczenie. Przez circa pół godziny taranowani jesteśmy kanonadą blastów, których tempo niezbyt często spada, by zrobić miejsce war metalowym akordom czy ślizgom po gryfie. Linie gitarowe to nieustanny szturm, bezustanny atak wściekłych akordów, na zmianę prących maksymalnie naprzód i wchodzących w wolniejsze, rytmiczne riffowanie. O dziwo jest w tych chaosie sporo melodii, a nie wyłącznie jednolitej ściany dźwięku, i pod tym względem Primitive Warfare wychylają nieco głowę ponad standardową przyzwoitość. Niektóre fragmenty swoją skocznością i punkowym zabarwieniem przypominać mogą nawet Haemorrhage z najlepszych lat. Z drugiej strony, wspomniane już bezlitosne blastowanie to nierzadko wychodzenie poza ogólny kanon death / black metalu i wkraczanie na tereny grindowe. Tym bardziej jest to słyszalne, kiedy głęboki growl przełamywany jest wrzaskiem w nieco wyższej tonacji. Powrót do wojennego klimatu zapewniają jednak przewijające się na płycie sample o oczywistej tematyce. Nie znajdziecie tu technicznych popisów czy silenia się na oryginalność. Bo nawet jeśli się ona chwilami zarysowuje, to w sposób całkowicie naturalny i niewymuszony. Jakkolwiek by „Extinction Protocol” jednak nie słuchać i jak rozkładać na czynniki pierwsze, to i tak w ostateczności wyjdzie nam w równaniu totalny rozpierdol. Widać Godz ov War w tym roku na razie cisną po bandzie i dorzucają do pieca lokomotywy tyle węgla, ile się tylko w nim zmieści. Na pewno debiut Primitive Warfare to jedna z najbrutalniejszych pozycji w ich katalogu. Potężny cios, milordzie, potężny.

jesusatan


PRIMITIVE WARFARE’s 'Extinction Protocol' is a fine example of pure cutting edge sonic mutilation, raw and powerful! It reminds me of the early days of South American black metal with a touch of modern sonic craft. Don’t tell me I didn’t warn you! - Igor Cavalera



War metal has always been closely related to grindcore in regard to the primitive, chaotic nature of drumming, riffing and vocals alike. Blasphemy was basically just what would happen if you played Sarcófago at Napalm Death/Repulsion tempos, and that's what made them so remarkable in their paroxysmal extremism. However, not all of Blasphemy's followers share the same enthusiasm towards grindcore, just indirectly inheriting the genre's tropes through mere Blasphemy emulation and limiting themselves to pay lip service to the black metal side of their influences (such as Sarcófago, Holocausto and early Sodom). I remember, in this regard, reading an old Sacramentary Abolishment interview where Vermin (a future Revenge member, of all bands) declared he never really listened to grindcore aside from Carcass. As I already said in my review for Complot!'s debut album, you don't really need to be an avid grindcore listener at this point in time in order to play war metal, since the road has already been paved for you by the genre's founders. However, it's always fascinating when you run into a war metal band who does clearly listen to grindcore and is blatantly influenced by it firsthand. And as war metal becomes more and more codified and accepted into the metal scene at large after decades of underground obscurity, you're also bound to run into some bands who seem to be inspired by the modern grindcore scene - not the original, ultra-primitive scene from the early days. Enter Primitive Warfare, who released their debut album "Extinction Protocol" this year on Godz ov War Productions (already known for releasing quite a few bangers throughout the last years - most notably, Trenchant's debut "Commandoccult").

The formula Primitive Warfare employs on "Extinction Protocol" could be summed up as "Revenge meets Insect Warfare" without the risk of sounding overly reductionistic; this is especially true in regards to the drumming, which by the way seems to be the most driving element of these songs even from a strictly structural standpoint. This is indeed more of a drum-driven album than a riff-driven one, though still far from reducing guitars to meaningless background rumbling: songs are mostly led by overwhelming maelstroms of hyper-fast blast-beats which are only a tad slower and sloppier than the ones you could find on "World Extermination" (but still pretty fucking intense and precise for war metal standards), alternated with typically grindlike stop-'n'-go breaks ("Spears of Emission") and chaotic Revenge-style fills ("Iron Sight Omnipotence") dictating the flow of simple, minimalistic, yet highly malevolent and effective riffs that never fail to imbue the listener with a suffocating sense of threatening, warlike chaos (at times going down the route of slightly more articulate tremolo runs, such as on "Heretic Crusade" and "Iron Sight Omnipotence", enhancing the feeling of chaotic insanity). These blasting sections are contrasted with a few savage, sloppy skank/d-beat up-tempos (at times with a definite punk undertone, see "Witness!" or the title-track) that don't sound too far removed from the Insect Warfare/Internal Rot formula - if reinterpreted by a war metal drummer of the James Read variety. And, as it is to be expected from most war metal albums in the Revenge/Conqueror vein, you also have a few slow breaks placed between the verses, gathering tension before returning to merciless carnage; well, in Primitive Warfare's case, these slow sections sound unbelievably evil - not quite to the level of Imperium from Ohio (a band that singlehandedly managed to perfect the art of the "war metal break"), but still impressively malevolent and evocative: the slow riff from "Nuclear Regression" brings to mind the first Antaeus record and sends chills down your spine in how diabolical and deranged it sounds, almost as if the band is reveling with spontaneous, naive, childlike joy in the genocidal scenarios they're portraying. It does not get much more evil and unsettling than that, really.

This is not a complex record by any means, and repeated listens might bring its formulaic nature (which becomes apparent especially around the final two tracks) to the forefront; however, for the most part, the sheer destructive energy the album radiates from start to finish is able to make up for its slight repetitiveness - which is to be expected anyway from a war metal album, especially a modern one (now that unfortunately the genre's rules have been fully codified and standardized due to mainstream recognition), and at least the riffing remains far more entrancing and genuinely aggressive compared to most other recent releases in the genre, in spite of the band's barbaric, borderline caveman-ish minimalism which might have easily turned into trite rehashing. An impressive accomplishment for sure, one for which I can safely recommend "Extinction Protocol" to anyone enamored with the more savage side of extreme metal - whether it's black, death or grindcore, it doesn't matter really.

Noise Maniakk



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Pulpit of the Conqueror (Mutually Assured Desecration) 04:07
2. Nuclear Regression 04:03
3. Engulfed by Satanic Might 03:25
4. Spears of Emission 03:34
5. Witness! 03:24
6. Extinction Protocol 03:25
7. Iron Sight Omnipotence 04:45
8. Heretic Crusade 04:38



..::OBSADA::..

Pu239 - Atomic Matter Battery and Operatic Moral Torment
U235 - Desecrator of Fate’s Strings and Sonant Nuclear Discharge



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Co typy mają logo to niech mnie chuj strzeli, na torturach bym go nie odczytał. A w połączeniu z okładką już możecie się spodziewać, że nie będzie letko.

A jeśli się nie domyślacie, to dorzucę jeszcze dwa fakty: Primitive Warfare gra war metal, a wydaje ich obecnie Godz ov War Productions. Wszystko więc kręci się wokół wojny, a na wojnie są ofiary. Padło tym razem na słuchaczy – „Extinction Protocol” to jebana półgodzinna jatka, która pozostawia za sobą jedynie truchła. Debiut Amerykanów to doprawdy mocna rzecz, utrzymana w klasycznych war metalowych klimatach zbliżonych do Conqueror, Blasphemy i tym podobnych kultów. Muzyka jest szybka i agresywna, ze znikomą ilością zwolnień, nawet trudno jest uświadczyć jakieś marszowe tempa, które przecież zdarzają się u kapel z tego sortu. Jednakże, jeśli Primitive Warfare jednak zwolni, no to czujecie i tak, że zaraz pierdolnie jeszcze mocniej. W kilka miejsc wklejono również sample dodatkowo nakręcające poczucie wszechogarniającego pola bitewnego.

Lubię granie tego typu, jak to mówią na mieście, przeznaczone głównie dla schabów z Byczyny. No trudno, co zrobić. Po prostu gdy z głośników leci taki soniczny napierdol jak „Extinction Protocol” czuję jak skacze mi adrenalina i wzrasta poziom zdrowego wkurwienia. Dodatkowym plusem jest zaś fakt, że ten bestialski materiał został wyselekcjonowany przez Grega, który ma kurewskie dobry gust, jeśli chodzi o tego typu wyziewy. Nie dziwcie się więc, że zachwycam się tym materiałem, który w zasadzie jakoś strasznie nie różni się od innych tego typu war metalowych wyziewów.

Bardzo udany to debiut. Tak jak wspomniałem, maniacy war metalowych klimatów powinni być usatysfakcjonowani tym, co usłyszą na „Extinction Protocol”. Sugeruję więc wpisać najnowszą propozycję Primitive Warfare na najbliższą listę zakupów.

Oracle


Płyty pokroju “Extinction Protocol” są w zasadzie banalne do rozgryzienia. Tutaj w zasadzie od pierwszej chwili wszystko jest oczywiste. Logo, którego odczytanie to zajęcie dla kryptografa, okładka, która wymownie sugeruje, iż dzieje się tu wojna, pseudonimy artystyczne muzyków, że o tytule wydawnictwa i nazwie zespołu nie wspomnę. Aż chce się zaśpiewać klasyka „I żywy stąd nie wyjdzie nikt…”. I słusznie, bowiem sztukę zabijania panowie z Primitive Warfare opanowali do, nomen omen, perfekcji. Jest to muzyka bez większej filozofii, no chyba że za takową uznamy totalne zniszczenie. Przez circa pół godziny taranowani jesteśmy kanonadą blastów, których tempo niezbyt często spada, by zrobić miejsce war metalowym akordom czy ślizgom po gryfie. Linie gitarowe to nieustanny szturm, bezustanny atak wściekłych akordów, na zmianę prących maksymalnie naprzód i wchodzących w wolniejsze, rytmiczne riffowanie. O dziwo jest w tych chaosie sporo melodii, a nie wyłącznie jednolitej ściany dźwięku, i pod tym względem Primitive Warfare wychylają nieco głowę ponad standardową przyzwoitość. Niektóre fragmenty swoją skocznością i punkowym zabarwieniem przypominać mogą nawet Haemorrhage z najlepszych lat. Z drugiej strony, wspomniane już bezlitosne blastowanie to nierzadko wychodzenie poza ogólny kanon death / black metalu i wkraczanie na tereny grindowe. Tym bardziej jest to słyszalne, kiedy głęboki growl przełamywany jest wrzaskiem w nieco wyższej tonacji. Powrót do wojennego klimatu zapewniają jednak przewijające się na płycie sample o oczywistej tematyce. Nie znajdziecie tu technicznych popisów czy silenia się na oryginalność. Bo nawet jeśli się ona chwilami zarysowuje, to w sposób całkowicie naturalny i niewymuszony. Jakkolwiek by „Extinction Protocol” jednak nie słuchać i jak rozkładać na czynniki pierwsze, to i tak w ostateczności wyjdzie nam w równaniu totalny rozpierdol. Widać Godz ov War w tym roku na razie cisną po bandzie i dorzucają do pieca lokomotywy tyle węgla, ile się tylko w nim zmieści. Na pewno debiut Primitive Warfare to jedna z najbrutalniejszych pozycji w ich katalogu. Potężny cios, milordzie, potężny.

jesusatan


PRIMITIVE WARFARE’s 'Extinction Protocol' is a fine example of pure cutting edge sonic mutilation, raw and powerful! It reminds me of the early days of South American black metal with a touch of modern sonic craft. Don’t tell me I didn’t warn you! - Igor Cavalera



War metal has always been closely related to grindcore in regard to the primitive, chaotic nature of drumming, riffing and vocals alike. Blasphemy was basically just what would happen if you played Sarcófago at Napalm Death/Repulsion tempos, and that's what made them so remarkable in their paroxysmal extremism. However, not all of Blasphemy's followers share the same enthusiasm towards grindcore, just indirectly inheriting the genre's tropes through mere Blasphemy emulation and limiting themselves to pay lip service to the black metal side of their influences (such as Sarcófago, Holocausto and early Sodom). I remember, in this regard, reading an old Sacramentary Abolishment interview where Vermin (a future Revenge member, of all bands) declared he never really listened to grindcore aside from Carcass. As I already said in my review for Complot!'s debut album, you don't really need to be an avid grindcore listener at this point in time in order to play war metal, since the road has already been paved for you by the genre's founders. However, it's always fascinating when you run into a war metal band who does clearly listen to grindcore and is blatantly influenced by it firsthand. And as war metal becomes more and more codified and accepted into the metal scene at large after decades of underground obscurity, you're also bound to run into some bands who seem to be inspired by the modern grindcore scene - not the original, ultra-primitive scene from the early days. Enter Primitive Warfare, who released their debut album "Extinction Protocol" this year on Godz ov War Productions (already known for releasing quite a few bangers throughout the last years - most notably, Trenchant's debut "Commandoccult").

The formula Primitive Warfare employs on "Extinction Protocol" could be summed up as "Revenge meets Insect Warfare" without the risk of sounding overly reductionistic; this is especially true in regards to the drumming, which by the way seems to be the most driving element of these songs even from a strictly structural standpoint. This is indeed more of a drum-driven album than a riff-driven one, though still far from reducing guitars to meaningless background rumbling: songs are mostly led by overwhelming maelstroms of hyper-fast blast-beats which are only a tad slower and sloppier than the ones you could find on "World Extermination" (but still pretty fucking intense and precise for war metal standards), alternated with typically grindlike stop-'n'-go breaks ("Spears of Emission") and chaotic Revenge-style fills ("Iron Sight Omnipotence") dictating the flow of simple, minimalistic, yet highly malevolent and effective riffs that never fail to imbue the listener with a suffocating sense of threatening, warlike chaos (at times going down the route of slightly more articulate tremolo runs, such as on "Heretic Crusade" and "Iron Sight Omnipotence", enhancing the feeling of chaotic insanity). These blasting sections are contrasted with a few savage, sloppy skank/d-beat up-tempos (at times with a definite punk undertone, see "Witness!" or the title-track) that don't sound too far removed from the Insect Warfare/Internal Rot formula - if reinterpreted by a war metal drummer of the James Read variety. And, as it is to be expected from most war metal albums in the Revenge/Conqueror vein, you also have a few slow breaks placed between the verses, gathering tension before returning to merciless carnage; well, in Primitive Warfare's case, these slow sections sound unbelievably evil - not quite to the level of Imperium from Ohio (a band that singlehandedly managed to perfect the art of the "war metal break"), but still impressively malevolent and evocative: the slow riff from "Nuclear Regression" brings to mind the first Antaeus record and sends chills down your spine in how diabolical and deranged it sounds, almost as if the band is reveling with spontaneous, naive, childlike joy in the genocidal scenarios they're portraying. It does not get much more evil and unsettling than that, really.

This is not a complex record by any means, and repeated listens might bring its formulaic nature (which becomes apparent especially around the final two tracks) to the forefront; however, for the most part, the sheer destructive energy the album radiates from start to finish is able to make up for its slight repetitiveness - which is to be expected anyway from a war metal album, especially a modern one (now that unfortunately the genre's rules have been fully codified and standardized due to mainstream recognition), and at least the riffing remains far more entrancing and genuinely aggressive compared to most other recent releases in the genre, in spite of the band's barbaric, borderline caveman-ish minimalism which might have easily turned into trite rehashing. An impressive accomplishment for sure, one for which I can safely recommend "Extinction Protocol" to anyone enamored with the more savage side of extreme metal - whether it's black, death or grindcore, it doesn't matter really.

Noise Maniakk



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Pulpit of the Conqueror (Mutually Assured Desecration) 04:07
2. Nuclear Regression 04:03
3. Engulfed by Satanic Might 03:25
4. Spears of Emission 03:34
5. Witness! 03:24
6. Extinction Protocol 03:25
7. Iron Sight Omnipotence 04:45
8. Heretic Crusade 04:38



..::OBSADA::..

Pu239 - Atomic Matter Battery and Operatic Moral Torment
U235 - Desecrator of Fate’s Strings and Sonant Nuclear Discharge



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rZ-PjMSMyM


SEED 15:00-22:00.
POLECAM!!!