Tracks: 1. No Power - Last 01:15 2. No Power - Groan for Death 01:11 3. No Power - Charged 02:03 4. No Power - Eyewound 01:18 5. No Power - VAR 01:15 6. Chaos Destroy - Doorbell/Noise Noise Noise 02:16 7. Chaos Destroy - Complete Destruction 00:34 8. Chaos Destroy - A Noise in Your Heart 02:47 9. Chaos Destroy - To Defy the Laws of Noise 01:33 10. Chaos Destroy - Here's How Life Goes On 01:51
about: A release that's been kicked around for the last two years has finally reached fruition. While a little bit different stylistically, both bands share a knack for savage sonic destruction, and this split tape captures that perfectly. No Power turns in 5 tracks of noisy, Discharge/Totalitar influenced hardcore. These songs were recorded in the same session as 2013's "No Peace" LP that Sorry State released, and didn't quite make the cut. These aren't throw away tracks though, and in listening to them now, I feel are just as strong as any of the LP tracks. Chaos Destroy, on the flip side turns in 5 tracks of bouncy, psyched out noisecore. Their affinity for bands like Swanky's and Confuse is still apparent, but with some of these tracks, they really branch out with some great bass driven tunes that reach an almost dreamy, psychedelic climax. Chaos Destroy is still absolutely killing it.
released March 29, 2014
------------------------------ Record Label: Vile Audio Label Charlotte, North Carolina
Tracks:
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No Power - Last 01:15
2.
No Power - Groan for Death 01:11
3.
No Power - Charged 02:03
4.
No Power - Eyewound 01:18
5.
No Power - VAR 01:15
6.
Chaos Destroy - Doorbell/Noise Noise Noise 02:16
7.
Chaos Destroy - Complete Destruction 00:34
8.
Chaos Destroy - A Noise in Your Heart 02:47
9.
Chaos Destroy - To Defy the Laws of Noise 01:33
10.
Chaos Destroy - Here's How Life Goes On 01:51
about:
A release that's been kicked around for the last two years has finally reached fruition. While a little bit different stylistically, both bands share a knack for savage sonic destruction, and this split tape captures that perfectly. No Power turns in 5 tracks of noisy, Discharge/Totalitar influenced hardcore. These songs were recorded in the same session as 2013's "No Peace" LP that Sorry State released, and didn't quite make the cut. These aren't throw away tracks though, and in listening to them now, I feel are just as strong as any of the LP tracks. Chaos Destroy, on the flip side turns in 5 tracks of bouncy, psyched out noisecore. Their affinity for bands like Swanky's and Confuse is still apparent, but with some of these tracks, they really branch out with some great bass driven tunes that reach an almost dreamy, psychedelic climax. Chaos Destroy is still absolutely killing it.
released March 29, 2014
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Record Label:
Vile Audio Label
Charlotte, North Carolina