DISCHARGED - FROM HOME FRONT TO WAR FRONT Various Artists 7 inch 1992

 

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Compilation released by Allied Recordings of different punk bands doing covers of Discharge songs - Blogatrix 

Nausea were a hardcore/punk band from New York, NY (USA) formed in 1985 and disbanding in 1992. They were one of the few bands in the New York City hardcore/punk scene at the time playing punk/crust while most of the other bands made the trademark NYHC sound popular.
Although they just had one LP and a few 7" singles and compilation tracks they were really popular among the worldwide crust scene and even managed to tour Europe in 1991.

Final Conflict were a hardcore punk band from Long Beach, California. Neurosis are an atmospheric sludge/post-metal form Oakland, California, USA. Formed in December 1985 by Scott Kelly (guitar, vocals), Dave Edwardson (bass, vocals) and Jason Roeder (drums) as a hardcore punk band, when all three left their previous band Violent Coercion. Over the years their sound progressed towards a sludge/doom metal style that also included influences from dark ambient and industrial music as well as incorporating elements of folk music. 411 were an American hardcore band from Huntington Beach, California. Extreme Noise Terror (often abbreviated to ENT) are a British extreme metal & hardcore punk band formed in Ipswich in 1985

Tracklist

A1	Nausea (2)–	Intro / Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing / Ain't No Feeble Bastard	3:33
A2	Final Conflict (2)–	A Look At Tomorrow	2:35
AA1	Neurosis–	Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing	1:33
AA2	411 (2)–	State Violence State Control	2:38
AA3	Extreme Noise Terror–	You Take Part In Creating This System	1:14

 

MURDERS AMONG US 7 inch Various Artists 1990

 

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A small blast of hardcore and crust from the Vermiform record label

Tracklist

A1	Life's Blood–	Human Power
A2	Absolution (2)–	Dead And Gone
B1	Nausea (2)–	Electrodes
B2	Born Against–	Good Father

NAUSEA Extinction 1990

crust/hardcore punk on Profane Existence label

 

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Artist Biography by John Griffin

Long before the endless stream of grindcore bands emerged in the '90s, N.Y.C.'s Nausea was delivering a relentless, ear-splitting, and politically charged fury that none of them ever equaled. Formed in the squats of the Lower East Side in 1987 by bassist John John Jesse, they would go on to influence countless numbers of anarcho-crust bands worldwide with their music and lyrics alike. Victor Venom, originally the bassist in Reagan Youth, was brought in on guitar while a nondescript English punk named Neil took on vocals. Amy Miret, the wife of Agnostic Front vocalist Roger Miret, was subsequently recruited as a second vocalist and after several different drummers, they finalized the lineup with Roy Mayorga. Their songs dealt with issues like vivisection, class struggle, the displacement and gentrification that was prevalent throughout New York's Lower East Side, and often played benefit concerts for these causes. Neil left the band in 1989 to form Jesus Crust and the Tribal War Records label, at which point Al Long from Minneapolis' Misery came in to take up the vacancy. Extinction would come out a year later, their only full-length release, which was well-received by anarchist punks worldwide despite the fact that it sounded more like Slayer than Crass. After traveling abroad and releasing various songs on a number of compilations, they recorded the Cybergod EP, at which time Miret left the band. They recorded one EP after her departure before breaking up altogether in 1992.

 

Tracklist

A1	Tech-No-Logic-Kill
A2	Inherit The Wasteland
A3	Johnny Got His Gun
A4	Self Destruct
A5	Butchers
A6	Sacrifice
B1	Godless
B2	Clutches
B3	Extinction
B4	Battened
B5	Blackened Dove
B6	Void