9Horizon

9Horizon hail from Latvia. They play some modern punkish sludge.
They aren't original at all. But somehow their music captivated me.
Check them out.

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Asshole Parade

"Ten years of relentless mayhem has long pointed (with two fingers in the air) to this crystalline moment: the debut album by Gainesville thrash historians Asshole Parade! "Embers" is 21 tracks of circle pit-inducing thrashy hardcore bordering on powerviolence with those smart and clever lyrics they have become known for. Manic, urgent hardcore blazes and smokes from every angle, felling all pit barons with a tangle of legs, downing all airborne crowd pirates with human flack! 21 songs for the love of all things fastcore! Feel the burn!"

Embers (2006)

Heirs

"Heirs is the marriage of dark and light. The pain and hopelessness of addiction vs the elation of freedom."

This Australian quartet draw influences from Swans and Godflesh, so that should be just enough information to get you straight to the download link - which is provided by their label, Denovali. This is their 2009 debut album.

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Mule Skinner

Mule Skinner is a grindcore band from New Orleans, USA. Including members of Righteous Pigs and Flesh Parade, their sound is not far from Terrorizer and Assuck.

"Abuse may not be the finest example of grind but it is a more then worthwhile purchase outshining many grind bands from today and the mid 90's era where this album was spawned. The lack of availability of this release is even more motivation for you grind freaks to track this fucker down and become one of only a select amount of people lucky enough to own this killer, under appreciated grindcore gem."

Abuse (1996)

Diamatregon

French BM.
As reported in their label’s page, the band is tagged as “vintage black metal” and is specialized in “violently thrashing, ultra chaotic, on-the-verge-of-losing-control, over saturated, super distorted and noisy, “true” black metal, fast and furious to occasional midtempo breakdown and a once-in-a-while doomy dirge.”

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