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Hello leaders of scientology, we are anonymous. We hope you are having as much fun with this as we are. As you know, we are still here, and with every passing day your failure to account for the fraud and abuse exposed by our campaign becomes more evident to the media, [...]

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Sheena is a punk ukelele

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fugazi – keep your eyes open

A welcome gift I got for my Christmas:
“Keep Your Eyes Open: The Fugazi Photographs of Glen E. Friedman by Glen E. Friedman”
As a long time Fugazi fan and always having admired Glen E. Friedmans photos, I really had to have this one.
For your copy, check out www.fugazibook.com

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sunday afternoon tunes – victims family

Great band, great songs, genial music, fantastic musicians.
I assume it is obvious I am a big fan of theirs.
I was also so lucky as to meet them several times in the flesh and I can assure you, these guys are really nice! Their atitude and social skills increase the “awesome”-factor multi-fold. This is one hell [...]

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fist of fury

This is way over the top!
(via endgadget)

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sunday breakfast tunes – spock brains

Bad brains meet Spock or is it the other way round.
And one extra : Bad Brains – I Against I (Live in NL around ‘88)

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sunday brunch tunes – Make Up

In 1995 Ian Svensonius, James Canty (brother of Fugazi’s Brendan Canty) and Steve Gamboa (all three of Nation Of Ulysses fame) joined together with Michelle Mae and formed Make Up.
They defined a new style which held the midst between the old Nation Of Ulysses, James Brown and Prince.
They entrenched it in what they called “Gospel [...]

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sunday evenin’ tunes – fIREHOSE

In my collection of music there is one band whose albums are entire catalogs of classics : fIREHOSE.
This band is derived from the legendary Minutemen which more or less turned into fIREHOSE the moment D.Boon died.
Well, no more explanation, you all can read the bio’s yourself, time for the inevitable U-pipe [...]

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sunday afternoon tunes – quicksand

In 1990 Walter Schreiffels from the legendary Gorilla Biscuits formed Quicksand together with Tom Capone, Alan Cage and Sergio Vega.
Quicksand never got to ride the popularity other bands of that period got in the mainstream.
In the hardcore underground however they built upon Gorilla Biscuits’ solid reputation and every hardcore loving kid [...]

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not !

Anthrax !!!

Only
Among The Living
Safe Home (clip with Keanu Reeves)
Got The Time
Black Lodge
Nothing
Indians
Metal Thrashing Mad
Madhouse
I Am The Law (Live)

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now that’s a building !

Singapore Scotts Tower, Orchard Road, Singapore
(via boingboing)

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roxorloops eatz beatz

Watch this guy go.
Proud to be belgian when you see Roxorloops box his beats !
Here and here he shows his skils on the French championship.
And this is where he shows a phaser like trick to Rahzel which he then learns to him.
(via n00.be)
update : check also Fatty K (from Antwerp). Here [...]

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hüsker dü

While the storm rages and the wind howls outside, I started digging into my record collection to stumble upon one of the pearls of 80’s hardcore : Hüsker Dü.
It was Candy Apple Grey (their 1986 album) that first introduced me to their music with songs like “Don’t Want to Know If You Are Lonely“.
This lead [...]

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afternoon soundtrack

When I was first confronted with Refused in 1997 , they were already well known within the emo/hardcore world.
Their 1998 record “The Shape Of Things To Come (a chimerical bombination in 12 bursts)” blew me away.
Althoug not entirely unique in it’s style, Refused managed to get it right and how!
Here you can check yourself what [...]

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