⛧Negative Gain-Discography(1985-1986)⛧

Hardcore/Thrashcore/Canada/192/1985-1986
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"Killer thrash hardcore from Toronto, Ontario. Fast and aggressive but with a dark edge at times. Classic stuff that was unfortunately never re-issued or released on CD. This collection compiles the band's 1986 "Back From the Dead" LP on Pusmort Records, and the band's self-released demo tape from 1985. Excellent quality on both recordings, and i boosted the demo to match the volume of the LP. Sounds great. Enjoy+" - Bloggedquartered.blogspot.com

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⛧Thrash Metal Underground Uprising⛧

The modern underground thrash metal scene is experiencing a vibrant "uprising," characterized by a return to raw, 1980s-inspired speed, aggression, and DIY ethics, often blurring the lines between thrash, death, and black metal. This revival is driven by a global network of new bands, independent labels, and dedicated fans keeping the "old school" sound alive. Key Underground Thrash Bands & Projects (Modern Era)
Several bands are frequently cited in discussions of the current underground, many of which are noted for their high-energy, uncompromising sound:
Hellripper: A leading name in the modern "blackened thrash" scene.
Deathhammer: Known for raw, early '80s-style thrash/speed metal.
Cruel Force: Blending thrash with black/heavy metal influences.
Pest Control: Delivering high-energy crossover thrash.
Foreseen: Combining thrash with hardcore elements.
Bonehunter: Playing a dirty, punk-influenced form of thrash.
Fastkill: Japanese band known for extreme speed and intensity.
Ares Kingdom: A mix of death/thrash with a raw, intense sound.
This video explains the key influences and elements that gave birth to the thrash metal genre:
YouTube • Nov 10, 2025

"Uprising" Characteristics & Trends
Rawness over Polish: Unlike the cleaner sound of "Big Four" bands in their later years, many underground bands prefer the raw, unrefined sound of 1980–1985.
Crossover Influence: A strong blend of thrash metal with hardcore punk and black metal is common.
Global Scene: The uprising is not confined to one region; notable underground scenes exist in Europe (Sweden, Germany, Finland, UK) and a strong scene in Brazil.
DIY Spirit: Many bands operate independently or through small, specialized underground labels, utilizing platforms like Bandcamp and YouTube for discovery.
Compilation Focus: Labels still utilize compilations to showcase new underground talent to fans of the genre.
This underground movement ensures that the speed, "honesty," and "rage" of early thrash metal remain relevant in the modern music landscape.

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⛧Septic Death-Gore Story(1992)[Bootleg]⛧

Hardcore Punk/Thrashcore/USA/Country Here/192/1992
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Contrary to popular belief, the Gore Story LP put out by Lost & Found (LF 021) is a bootleg. It features some studio tracks without vocals, some tracks from their original demo, some rehearsal tracks, and some live material.
⛧Live @ The Farm, San Francisco, June 1986 (Last Show):⛧
1.Negative Threat 2.Child 3.Hardware 4.Fear 5.Poison Mask 6.Control 7.Demon (Inside Me) 8.Quit 9.Insanity
⛧Live in Boise, Idaho 1983:⛧
10.Control 11.Eye Missing
⛧Rehearsal 1981:⛧
12.Anal Injection
⛧Rehearsal 1982:⛧
13.Bored In Boise
⛧Cleanse The Bacteria comp:⛧
14.Change (Instrumental) [Intro by Tim Yohannon]
⛧1984 Demos, first studio recordings:⛧
15.Sweat Of A Nightmare 16.Child
⛧Theme From Ozobozo material, recorded May 18, 1986, no vocals:⛧
17.Bat (Dysentery)
⛧Burial Mai So material, no vocals:⛧
18.Glue/Step
⛧1984 Demos, first studio recordings:⛧
19.Quit
⛧Unreleased material, recorded May 18, 1986, no vocals:⛧
20.Dust
1984 Demos, first studio recordings:
21.Thaw (Cold World)
⛧1984 Demos, first studio recordings:⛧
22.Negative Threat 23.Core Of Reality
⛧Theme From Ozobozo material, recorded May 18, 1986, no vocals:⛧
24.Ear (Language Of The Damned)
⛧Need So Much Attention...session outtake, no vocals:⛧
25.Dream Silent
⛧1984 Demos, first studio recordings:⛧
26.Hardware
⛧Theme From Ozobozo material, recorded May 18, 1986, no vocals:⛧
27.Grind (Lethargik Boss)
⛧1984 Demos, first studio recordings:⛧
28.Fear
⛧Putrid Evil comp, no vocals:⛧
29.Poison Mask

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⛧Septic Death-Discography(1984-1999)⛧

Hardcore Punk/Thrashcore/USA/128/1984-1999
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An American hardcore punk band that existed during the same era as Cryptic Slaughter, DRI, and Siege. The band's frontman was Brian "Pushead" Schroeder, also known for his artwork for Metallica and the Misfits. Septic Death's music has greatly influenced the sound of bands such as Integrity, Citizens Arrest, Infest, and many others. As well as the hardcore, thrashcore, metalcore scenes, and punk music in general. The band played only a few shows during its existence (1981–1986), mostly in Boise, Idaho.
1984. Need So Much Attention 1984. Time Is The Boss 1987. Now That I Have the Attention, What Do I Do with It 1988. Kichigai (EP) 1990. Attention 1992. Theme From Ozo Bozo 1998. Need So Much Attention... Acceptance Of Whom 1999. Crossed Out Twice

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⛧Septic Death-Studio Collection: 1984-1992(2011)[Bootleg]⛧

Hardcore Punk/Thrashcore/USA/320/2011

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