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LOAD – SNAKE EYES – NEW

Posted by Pedro Zerozero on June 4, 2016
Posted in: LOAD, Music. Tagged: Bobby Load, FLORIDA, LOAD, MIAMI, Music, Punk rock, ROLL THE DICE, SNAKE EYES, YouTube. Leave a comment

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LOAD – Lumberjack Death Luge (video) ’96

Posted by Pedro Zerozero on May 7, 2016
Posted in: LOAD, Music. Tagged: FLORIDA, LOAD, Lumberjack Death Luge, MIAMI, Professional wrestling, Punk rock, Son of Crusher, YouTube. Leave a comment

 

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Suburban Voice blog #114 – Drunken Review

Posted by Pedro Zerozero on August 11, 2015
Posted in: LOAD. Tagged: Bobby Load, drunken' warrior chief, FLORIDA, Jeff Tucci, LOAD, Punk rock, rattownrecords.com, Suburban Voice. Leave a comment

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LOAD-Drunken Warrior Chief (Rat Town, LP)

When I think of Florida, it’s not just the tourist areas that come to mind but the uglier undercurrent–hot, sticky, miserable and Load’s sound was a prickly, aural expression borne of that. It’s dirty, nasty and loud. This 12″ is a collection of this 90s-era Miami band’s output. The late Bobby Load spat out the vocals with a demented and unhinged cadence and the band’s musical arsenal combined blistering hardcore with a nettled-sounding heaviness (some Black Flag-inspired touches in there, as well). The speed-driven “Pastor’s Day” remains one of their best tracks, careening like an out-of-control firebomb.The download tacks on another dozen songs, including the wanton and manic “Palomino Steaks” and “595 A Lezzin.” The lyrics can get dark as fuck, especially for the lurching, murderous “Pa’s Moonshine.” When people talk about 90s era hardcore, Load often seem to get unjustifiably overlooked and they stood apart from knuckle-head metal core, youth crew silliness and angst-filled emo-core. (PO Box 50803, Jax Beach, FL 32233, http://www.rattownrecords.com)

Suburban Voice: Suburban Voice blog #114.

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LOAD ” Drunken Warrior Chief ” LP Green Vinyl

$11.99

Miami, Florida Punk Legends. Various Songs from 1991-2001. 14 Songs on Limited Color Vinyl. Download Coupon included with the 14 Tracks on the LP plus a BONUS 11 Non LP Tracks. 25 Songs total. Limited Green Vinyl!

  • Model: LP

  • Shipping Weight: 0.57lbs

  • 9 Units in Stock

  • Manufactured by: Rat Town Records

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Rat Bastard’s International Noise Conference: Insane 135-Act Lineup, Celebrates 10 Years

Posted by Pedro Zerozero on January 17, 2013
Posted in: Music. Tagged: 10 Years, Churchills Pub, Experimental, Frank Falestra, International Noise Conference, Music, Rat Bastard. Leave a comment

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Rat Bastard’s International Noise Conference: Insane 135-Act Lineup, Celebrates 10 Years – Miami – Music – Crossfade.

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