Музыка и песни Machetazo / Machetazo на CD

Artist: AGATHOCLES Label: Selfmadegod

Record Label: Doomentia Style: Doom Metal

If you ask MACHETAZO's drummer and longtime spokesman Dopi about how he feels about the band's new album 'Ruin' - and first proper full-lenght since 2008's 'Mundo Cripta' - he'll tell you that he sees it as « a new phase for us as I think we've finally found our own sound and style. It's a dark, negative and hermetic album that reflects perfectly the attitude of the people involved. » One could say that nothing was done that differently this time around though: the recording took place in the band's hometown, A Coruña in Galicia, at local studio called the Treboada Studio where they have been doing stuffs with Paco 'The Maggot' Liaño engineering since 1998. And to once again get the most spontaneous and energetic sound possible, they voluntary recorded the whole thing in only 18 (!) hours, yet after six months of intense rehearsals in order to be fully ready when it was time to commit the whole thing to tape. And it bloody shows. 'Ruin' may sometimes dwell in surprising yet suffocating doom-as-fuck territories that will have old-school death-metal freaks in its dirtiest form possible shit their pants ("Tanatorio" or the eight-minutes plus drone and tortured pulse of "Ruinas") but at the end of the day, this is, guess what, another pure fucking old-school grindcore masterpiece. No need to remind you the band's influences, you know them and they proudly wear them on their sleeves anyway. No, all you need to know that in a world where even extreme music is being sterilized, their fifth full-length doesn't show any sign of them slowing down. As a matter of fact, co-released on LP by DOOMENTIA and PARASITIC and on CD (and limited digipack) by DOOMENTIA this April, perfectly illustrated by Timo Ketola stark black and white artwork, one could simply say that 'Ruin' is the real fucking deal. And so are MACHETAZO. Always been, always will be. Record Label: Doomentia Style: Metal

If you ask MACHETAZO's drummer and longtime spokesman Dopi about how he feels about the band's new album 'Ruin' - and first proper full-lenght since 2008's 'Mundo Cripta' - he'll tell you that he sees it as « a new phase for us as I think we've finally found our own sound and style. It's a dark, negative and hermetic album that reflects perfectly the attitude of the people involved. » One could say that nothing was done that differently this time around though: the recording took place in the band's hometown, A Coruña in Galicia, at local studio called the Treboada Studio where they have been doing stuffs with Paco 'The Maggot' Liaño engineering since 1998. And to once again get the most spontaneous and energetic sound possible, they voluntary recorded the whole thing in only 18 (!) hours, yet after six months of intense rehearsals in order to be fully ready when it was time to commit the whole thing to tape. And it bloody shows. 'Ruin' may sometimes dwell in surprising yet suffocating doom-as-fuck territories that will have old-school death-metal freaks in its dirtiest form possible shit their pants ("Tanatorio" or the eight-minutes plus drone and tortured pulse of "Ruinas") but at the end of the day, this is, guess what, another pure fucking old-school grindcore masterpiece. No need to remind you the band's influences, you know them and they proudly wear them on their sleeves anyway. No, all you need to know that in a world where even extreme music is being sterilized, their fifth full-length doesn't show any sign of them slowing down. As a matter of fact, co-released on LP by DOOMENTIA and PARASITIC and on CD (and limited digipack) by DOOMENTIA this April, perfectly illustrated by Timo Ketola stark black and white artwork, one could simply say that 'Ruin' is the real fucking deal. And so are MACHETAZO. Always been, always will be. Record Label: Doomentia Style: Metal

Having successfully first collaborated on the 'Desolacion Mental' EP last year, the Spanish grind masters and DOOMENTIA have once again joined forces, this time to aptly resurrect from the dead MACHETAZO long sold-out second LP, 'Trono De Huesos'! Originally released on RAZORBACK RECORDS in the spring of 2002 and already released on LP once through THRONE RECORDS (an edition that also was gone in the blink of an eye), this 10th anniversary of this underground classic edition is one to behold. As besides the original album in its original form, it also includes a giant poster of its iconic cover, extensive liner notes from Ramon "The Grindchild" Rodriguez from LOOKING FOR AN ANSWER and two bonus tracks, -including a ripping cover of CARNAGE's "The Day Man Lost"-, taken from the hard to find split EP they shared in 2007 with RIBSPREADER. But at the end of the day, this is still to this day MACHETAZO purest grindcore album, a vicious and demented yet true nod to the early days of the genre when REPULSION and TERRORIZER ruled the world of extreme metal and it's once again available for all you to learn, or re-learn for that matter, what the word 'grindcore' REALLY fucking means. Record Label: Doomentia Style: Metal