DOES IT ROCK!?

^^^^ Maybe something like Cadaver Eyes. They did a split with Burmese back in '08 on HCBrecords which you might dig.

On another note been listening to this recently:
Discordance Axis - the inalienable dreamless

Love how misleading the cover is.

Terrorizer, Blood Freak, early Carcass, Impetigo. Like a handful of bands from the general grindcore/goregrind basket.

Not into the genre but I am drawn to the sheer power of Napalm Death - the riffs and changing time sigs of Suffer the Children is incredible.

The Pessimist wrote: lucas wrote: The Pessimist wrote: J-Man wrote: lucas wrote: iwrestledabearonce (saw them on stage yesterday, they were fantastic) If you like them, you should like Rolo Tomassi. Have you ever heard of them? Because Rolo Tomassi are TEN TIMES better But really, iwrestledabearonce? Grind? Nah... Like to you being a fan of Rolo Jeff, brilliant band. Should be going to see them next month And Eva Spence   Rolo Tomassi are mathcore. I had considered seeing them last week in Paris, but due to work overload I abandoned the idea.   iwrestledabearonce are grindcore blended with pop and mathcore. The girl growls the way grindcorer growl. And she sings the way grindcorer can't sing. Grindcore isn't about the vocals. It's about the messiness, the energy and in a nutshell, it's basically unpolished extreme metal. iwrestledabearonce don't fit this criteria enough to be called grind. it's hard to say what grind really is, it's just easier to feel it, and when you compare them to bands mentioned above (like Agoraphobic Nosebleed), I couldn't even consider them part grind. Same with Rolo Tomassi for that matter, they're more hardcore punk than grind. And who says "grindcorers" can't sing? Check out 3:34, awesome. By the way this song is underrated and monumental, listen, seriously.

REadlly didn't liked this album by them. Too much cliping. I guess they were trying to be as loud as possible, but that just went straight downhill in this case. Their next album, Anomalities, however, is quite good.

I've enjoyed Rotten Sound and Nasum many years ago (still got their albums in the shelves) but since then my interest has reduced. But I think they were important bands for the development of my music taste, perhaps without those bands I would have never gotten to enjoy the harshness of black metal, for example.

Guess there's no real need to say this in here but I'm not really a fan.
Tried it years ago. Got a hold of some Napalm Death (early)

Meh...just not my thing, though I did listen once in a blue moon because it was great music to get you pumped.

Relapse Records is probably the leader in Grindcore, they have all the best bands (Brutal Truth, Agoraphobic Nosebleed, etc...).  this style is ever growing.

The thin line between crust punk and grindcore :

lucas wrote: The Pessimist wrote: J-Man wrote: lucas wrote: iwrestledabearonce (saw them on stage yesterday, they were fantastic) If you like them, you should like Rolo Tomassi. Have you ever heard of them? Because Rolo Tomassi are TEN TIMES better But really, iwrestledabearonce? Grind? Nah... Like to you being a fan of Rolo Jeff, brilliant band. Should be going to see them next month And Eva Spence   Rolo Tomassi are mathcore. I had considered seeing them last week in Paris, but due to work overload I abandoned the idea.   iwrestledabearonce are grindcore blended with pop and mathcore. The girl growls the way grindcorer growl. And she sings the way grindcorer can't sing.

Grindcore isn't about the vocals. It's about the messiness, the energy and in a nutshell, it's basically unpolished extreme metal. iwrestledabearonce don't fit this criteria enough to be called grind. it's hard to say what grind really is, it's just easier to feel it, and when you compare them to bands mentioned above (like Agoraphobic Nosebleed), I couldn't even consider them part grind. Same with Rolo Tomassi for that matter, they're more hardcore punk than grind.

And who says "grindcorers" can't sing?



Check out 3:34, awesome. By the way this song is underrated and monumental, listen, seriously.