Et Tu Brute [2005] S/T Demo

sound: Hardcore/Screamo
myspace
The intro to the track All Things Equal is what sold me on this band. The Et Tu Brute demo was probably the only thing i listened to on my ipod this weekend, and it was a pretty good choice. This four song demo is deceptively long, and powerful, it is also unfortunately the only thing to survived from this band. Perhaps the notoriety and cult like following this band generates is do to the fact that so little is known about them. What ever it is, their brief library of music speaks loudly for itself. The moody melodic strums of guitar interlaced with subdued drumming giving way to throat grinding screamo is damn fine. The passive aggressive Favete Linguis is a five minute journey. Screamo buffs,  check these guys out.

sounds like: Ampere, A Day in Black and White

Bang = ? .

Ampere [2004] All Our Tomorrows End Today

sound: Hardcore/Screamo
myspace + merch.
The guys in Ampere don't fuck around, this is about as short and sweet as its gonna get.  Clockin' in at under 11 minutes this LP will blow out your speakers and have you screaming it's name before you can even get wet. My fav. is The Old World is Behind Us, a heavy instrumental track that wails through mountains of feedback. If you don't know anything about Ampere  don't worry im not going to hold a  fucking seminar on DIY punk ethics. But if you don't actually know what that term means might want to check it out, certainly quiet a few ass kicking bands subscribe to those ideals. As a musician who's played quite a few basement shows, and paid out of pocket to cut demos i have to say more power to 'em. Cheers.
AOTET on vinyl.

sounds like: Funeral Diner, Orchid, Summons to Yomi

 Bang = 192 kbps.

Funeral Diner [2002] Difference of Potential

sound: Hardcore/Screamo
www.myspace.com/funeraldiner
Not sure if anyone has told you yet, but this record is fucking tough as shit. I just might be a sucker for a band featuring a talented drummer, and Funeral Diner is no exception. Also oddly enough these dudes are from Half Moon Bay, CA where i spent a couple of summers. Being from CA always gotta give Cali bands  love. I don't think Im getting ahead of myself when i say this is Screamo as it was intended to be heard. This record is a mad cross between being honest and raw while still being captivating and polished. Needless to say, here is one worth coveting on vinyl, and trust me this is hard to find. These guys have a huge cash of gems so expect to see more from them on up here. Always a fan of bands that tour nonstop, try to stay exclusive,  and have a close knit fan base. By the way There are no Today's Today, So There Will Be No Yesterday's Tomorrow better get this shit now!
band's site.

sounds like: ...Who Calls So Loud, Ampere, A Day in Black and White, Dominic

Bang = ?.