I sincerely hope they build off the template they've established here. Detroit are already banging out riffs in preparation for a more traditionally full-length record. The Canadian youngsters (some of whom can't legally buy beer in the States), proved their mettle by getting in touch with their troglodyte selves, turning in a buzzing, biting little critter of an album that's perfectly noisy and decidedly single-minded. Here's to a productive 2013.ĭetroit's self titled record, their second album of the year, was an example of evolution through regression.
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Feel free to add, delete and reorder my choices and lecture me on my stupidity in the comments. Anyway, here's my favorite albums from 2012 as of right now. Unless I change my mind and rewrite it next week. But I think I'm fairly comfortable with my top 10. That means I've written this post about seven times, tweaking the order and shifting bands in and out of the lineup. This is probably the hardest year end list I've ever compiled because 2012 gave us a good, varied crop to pick from and I masochistically enforced a 10 albums only limit on myself. Liberteer- Better to Die on Your Feet Than Live on Your Knees Agoraphobic Nosebleed- Altered States of AmericaĨ. Discordance Axis- The Inalienable Dreamlessĥ. Brutal Truth- Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme ResponsesĮxtreme Noise Terror- A Holocaust in Your Headġ. Napalm Death- From Enslavement to ObliterationĢ. Over on the Upstarts side, I'm pitting your arty pretentious types with their weepy songs and carefully cultivated angst against the knuckle-dragging troglodytes who like to pick their nose and kick your ass without over-thinking it. For the Geezers, I've (very roughly, here) broken out albums that seem to have more of a metallic base versus those that seem more directly tied to punk and hardcore. Within each league I've created two conferences. I've organized the albums into two leagues: The Geezers (representing the classic first and second wave records) and The Upstarts (the modern classics). Feel free to offer suggestions about reordering the initial matchups or adding or deleting albums before we get started. You're on the honor system to vote only once, but I know most of your real names so I'll keep you honest.īefore we kick off the voting next week, here is your chance to nitpick my set up. Vote where ever is most convenient for you. One important change this year: I'm opening up voting both here and at the Facebook page.
You vote for your favorite in each match up and the winners get to fight another day. For the visually-minded, you can view the brackets here.
Just like in the hockey playoffs, the eighth ranked album has to face the first ranked album while the others are paired up 2-7, 3-6, and 4-5. I've broken the albums down into four conferences of eight albums each. So here's Grindcore Bracketology 3: 32 albums enter, only one blaster gets to run Bartertown.įor those of you who missed out on the last two years, here's how it goes down. I asked you on the Facebook page if you're up for yet another round of bracketology, and you all seemed most enthusiastic about pitting your favorite grind albums of all time against each other in a musical Hunger Games.
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