The Light Between Records has collected for the first time ever the best uprising hardcore bands from Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile and Germany. Bands like Reconcile (Arg), Good X Intentions (Br), El Camino Más Difícil (Arg), Against All My Fears (Chl), Positive Youth (Br), Nada Que Ocultar (Pe), En mi defensa (Chl), Nada Que Perder (Col) and Free to Decide (Col) are far more than just local heroes: with their unmatched skills and enthusiasm they’ve shaped the latin-american hardcore scenes to be some of the most creative and exciting ones you can find right now on mother earth!
Now they’re ready to take over Germany, meeting up with the most talented and fucked up crews, we’ve all come to love: Tackleberry (Kiel), Cobretti (Cologne), Even Worse (Schweinfurt), Time’s Up (Würzburg), XGraceX (Kassel), Man The Change (Mannheim), Liberty Stands Still (Sachsen), Three Years Ago (Worms) and Go Ahead (Dessau) are representing the heart of european hardcore-culture!
If you want to get the update on what hardcore has to offer these days and care for honest handmade quality you have to get this piece of pissed but positive hardcore action!
The record comes along with a 12-page booklet in a white tray jewel box, is factory sealed and carries a barcode for convenient storing (in case anyone needs it...)!
The Carrier are one of the shooting stars in the "scene" and that is definitely not undeserved. I had the chance to talk to their singer Anthony at one of their shows, about their latest release "No love can save me" and some of their lyrics... click here
Again, an interview that I'm very very happy about. Click here, if you want to know more about the Effort's lyrics, and Tony's views on the issues going on today
In the interview we talked a bit about their song "19 years late", which deals with the situation in Burma. As an introduction to the whole mess i want to repost the video, that the Effort have on their myspace. the video was directed at boycotting the olympics last year, but still gives a good overview.
Tuesday, 23 December 2008 07:51
New Interview: A Bridge To Many
A Bridge To Many from Toulouse, France released their demo just a couple of months ago and play hardcore in the vain of bands such as Carry on, Internal Affairs or Champion. Fast, but never losing the sense for melody.
Check them out here: www.myspace.com/abridgetomany
So, it took a while but now a new addition to the Bookclub: Cormac McCarthy's
"the road". Brilliantly dark, amazingly written, sad, exciting, brutal... click here
