Showing posts with label Multinational Corporations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multinational Corporations. Show all posts

Monday, August 14, 2017

Matka Teresa / Multinational Corporations

One of the main things in the underground Grind scene is a multicountry friendship. Just look at this small and short split from two bands, who live in two countries on two different sides of our rotten globe. By the way this lathe cut split is limited to only 60 copies (so act fast if you want one for your collection) and this stuff was released in collaboration of 3 label (UK, Netherlands and Russia). But let’s end with introductions and let’s dig into this noise. From visual side this 5” has a pretty interesting cover. The cover contains so much pains, shit I almost feel the pain of that burning person. Brrr that is really creepy. And now it's time for the noise. I want to start with the Multinational Corporations side. Their song has a name Jihad (Holy War, if I remember it right). I haven’t heard anything new from this Pakistan duo in a while. The main elements in this track are grindcore and crustpunk. Jihad has a pretty simple structure and a little bit raw sound, but also this sharp song has great tempos. Punk groove and grind blasting, both of these things create a good noise juice which perfectly quenches music thirst. Seems that this song from my Netherlands friends (which is called Fuck This World This Is Hell) was recorded in their rehearsal room in 1 act. This stuff is too raw and noisy and I can’t say that I like this one. I`m pretty sure that this song was taken from the MT archive, but anyway we got what we got. Yelling, fast and full of aggression, “Fuck This World This Is Hell” might be good but that unmixed raw sound destroyed everything. MC – 7 MT - 6 Multinational Corporations fb

if you want to buy this split or you want say "hello" to Matka Teresa then send your message to: krytycznasytuacja@interia.pl

Saturday, August 2, 2014

Multinational Corporations (03. 08. 14)

Hi, Guys! How's your Jamat-al-Maut doing? I heard it's going to be released on Grindfather pro.

Sheraz: Jamat Al Maut is kickin' shit up! The tapes from Grindfather are already out and up for sale. We also had a CD re-release from Southamerican label, Engendroproducciones.

Hassan: Grindfather along with Extreme Terror Productions co-released it, you can get it from either one of them. And I encourage Sudamerican grindfreaks to get the CD re-release from Engendroproducciones as well.

I like to find new and interesting music. It was pretty surprising to find a grindcore band from Pakistan. Tell our readers about what else you got there on your underground scene.

Sheraz: A lot of cool stuff has been popping up lately in this region, if you're looking for more good stuff from Pakistani underground, check out Karachi Butcher Clan (Death metal), Tabahi (Thrash metal), Irritum (Funeral doom), Dionysus (Doom/black), Foreskin (Hassan and mine Crossover thrash band) and the legendary Dusk as well.

Hassan: There has been new interest in grindcore music lately, hopefully some bands pop out and we can start calling it a "scene." Apart from the typical metal stuff, we have some good noise/experimental stuff like Bigotry and 6LA8. Also, check out the Pakistani Punk vinyl "Nevermind the Taqwacores" on Tam89 Records.