Showing posts with label Herida Profunda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Herida Profunda. Show all posts

Friday, June 23, 2017

Hello Bastards and Herida Profunda announce split release!



Good Guys Go Grind is happy to announce than Hello Bastards and Herida Profunda are teaming up to release 7 inch split next month. Release party will take place during Fuck The Borders Fest vol.II @ Przychodnia Squat in Warsaw / Poland on 14-15/07/2017, where both bands will perform.

This release is out thanks to international cooperation between WOOAAARGH, DEVIANCE, 783 punx, Hecatombe Records and N.I.C. Records. Pre-order starts now so feel free to contact them or bands to get your black or clear vinyl copy:
WOOAAARGH (Germany) - wooaaargh@yahoo.de
DEVIANCE (France) - steph.deviance@yahoo.fr
783 punx (UK) - heridaxprofunda@gmail.com
Hecatombe Records (Spain) - hecatomberecords@gmail.com
N.I.C. Records (Poland) - xkudnicx@poczta.onet.pl

or bands and get your

HERIDA PROFUNDA - heridaxprofunda@gmail.com
HELLO BASTARDS - xhellobastardsx@hotmail.com

Killer cover artwork for this release is done by Rafal "Wechter" Wechterowicz / TOO MANY SKULLS 

Here’s the track list from both bands:

1. intro hanyaterra
2. the sweatshop system
3. making hardcore, punk again
4. productive criticism
5. zapatistas
6. equality

1. refugees welcome
2. need to grind
3. grind you in the back

We are more than happy to give you small preview of what to expect.
Once again Herida Profunda have chosen Studio RIOT (www.studioriot.bandcamp.com) for recording session.

Seat comfortably, increase volume and press play to check new track from HERIDA PROFUNDA titled “Refugees Welcome”. 




Now get up the floor, add little bit more volume and nail your own coffin with new tune from HELLO BASTARDS titled “Equality”



Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Herida Profunda - Herida Profunda (783 Landsberg Hardcore Crew)

My conversance with this album started with a quiet surprise. I know that Herida Profunda are Polish but I was disconcerted when I got the parcel with this CD from England. I started to retrieve info about theese guys and found out that one of them lives in Great Britain (I still wonder how guys rehearse, irrespective of such a distance...) It happens that album cover doesn't correspond to musical constituent. It is just the case. The design spurs on to think that I hold dark-hardcore or neo-crust album in my hands. Chiefly I was swindled with the lacquer logo. All this is really sombrous but stylish. 
Furthermore... Intro is quiet out of standard, it places the listener in mystical atmosphere. But the very first track makes it plain that there is no doom metal bullshit, haha! You begin to understand that the whole material is gonna be lively and enjoyable. All 11 songs have a lovely metal sound. Hmm... The mix of hardcore and crustpunk is how the guys tag their stuff and I must notice that's all true. I even think that all material is more about hardcore than about crust. Almost all songs are different and this fact is really great! Especially, the song "Strach" has a really groove structure (I think that this track stands out of the whole album). I don't want to sound offensive to other musicians, but the bass sound is totally mind-boggling for me. It`s beautifully crusty.

Rating: 7.5           Herida Profunda fb