Saturday 24 July 2010
Saturday 10 July 2010
The Bristles
The Bristles were formed in 1982, after the towns ship yard shut down.
Alongside bands like Asta Kask, Sötlimpa, Existenz, Moderat Likvidation, Noncens, EATER, Anti Cimex and many others were the Bristles the new breed of new fast bands that released mostly singles in this period, and did a lot of gigging.
The music and the lyrics were written from the back side of the 80s yuppie century; the sell out of the public recourses to the private, mass unemployment, reduction of the workers real wages, dismantling of social security, which ended in the death of the welfare state. The Bristles split up in 1985.
In 1998 they played a one-off reunion gig at Bollnäs-punken with a stand-in drummer.
The Bristles reformed in 2008, when the welfare state only is a memory. The music and the lyrics are still written from the back side of the post welfare state after the 90s steel bath; increased class distinctions, increased number of poor, the concentration of wealth, racism and crime.
The Bristles stands for solidarity and unity.
The Bristles been busy gigging in Europe since the summer of 2008, and is always looking for new gigs and new challenges.
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Punx and skin
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Thursday 8 July 2010
Tuesday 6 July 2010
Don Tetto
Don Tetto - El Toke.mp3
Don Tetto - Adios mp3
Born in March 2003 in Bogotá Colombia, Don Tetto is one of the most popular bands in coffee country, with a call that has led to dozens of presentations and winning an MTV award.
The story of Don Tetto begins with the call for a band contest called CPS (schools of Bogotá) by youth radio station Radioactivity. This call received over 300 demos. Don Tetto ranked among the twelve bands selected to audition live in front of over a thousand people. By unanimous decision of the jury, won the competition getting to be sponsored by the radio hosts.
From there, Don Tetto presents a number of issues that began to permeate the taste of people. "I" "I'll be fine," "Solitude" led them to perform at the popular Rock Park in 2006, compared with more than 60,000 people.
With the experience gained, in 2007, and under the supervision of the prestigious producer Jorge Holguín, they released their first album "What You Do not Know," which broke sales records and become the fourth best selling album launch day Tower records in Colombia Records.
Soon his single "It happened again" positions of the main stations of the country and expanding its musical reach to regions and cities never before imagined. The musical approach Tetto Don, a punk rock with influences, seasoned with a pop that allows them to walk even on the paths of the ballad, is accepted with excitement for his countrymen and expands through the video for "It happened again" , with which they begin to draw the attention of the international market.
The opportunity for his first international tour is not long. Four months in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Mexico, and the full support of the Seal Head raton/786 U.S. music gives them an excellent promotion of their music.
The video for "Addicted to pain) tears)" also allows them to make nominations for the MTV awards in the categories Best New Artist and Best Artist Central and win the MTV Award for Best Artist: Central.
In full swing, Don Tetto arrived in Lima the first few days of February with the intention of showing their talent and gain followers.
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Don Tetto - Adios mp3
Born in March 2003 in Bogotá Colombia, Don Tetto is one of the most popular bands in coffee country, with a call that has led to dozens of presentations and winning an MTV award.
The story of Don Tetto begins with the call for a band contest called CPS (schools of Bogotá) by youth radio station Radioactivity. This call received over 300 demos. Don Tetto ranked among the twelve bands selected to audition live in front of over a thousand people. By unanimous decision of the jury, won the competition getting to be sponsored by the radio hosts.
From there, Don Tetto presents a number of issues that began to permeate the taste of people. "I" "I'll be fine," "Solitude" led them to perform at the popular Rock Park in 2006, compared with more than 60,000 people.
With the experience gained, in 2007, and under the supervision of the prestigious producer Jorge Holguín, they released their first album "What You Do not Know," which broke sales records and become the fourth best selling album launch day Tower records in Colombia Records.
Soon his single "It happened again" positions of the main stations of the country and expanding its musical reach to regions and cities never before imagined. The musical approach Tetto Don, a punk rock with influences, seasoned with a pop that allows them to walk even on the paths of the ballad, is accepted with excitement for his countrymen and expands through the video for "It happened again" , with which they begin to draw the attention of the international market.
The opportunity for his first international tour is not long. Four months in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Mexico, and the full support of the Seal Head raton/786 U.S. music gives them an excellent promotion of their music.
The video for "Addicted to pain) tears)" also allows them to make nominations for the MTV awards in the categories Best New Artist and Best Artist Central and win the MTV Award for Best Artist: Central.
In full swing, Don Tetto arrived in Lima the first few days of February with the intention of showing their talent and gain followers.
Posted By: Don Tetto
Antiseptic
I started Antiseptic with Acid at the Rock gig, at an Art School (IKJ) in Jakarta, on 1990. We used to hang out at the first Metal club in Jakarta, called Pid Pub. We used to get drunk and slamdancing for our favorite Thrash Metal bands at that club, around 1989-1990. We used to hang out and skating on the street around Pid Pub area too. We didn’t hang out with all those Metal dudes, who were more older than our ages. We were just 15-16 years old kids. We’ve got bored with Metal scene in Indonesia.
So, we’ve decided to start a new scene, it was called Hardcore Punx scene. Alcohol, Skateboarding, and Fun are our style. We shaved our heads and with two other friends, we started a new band called the Dickheads. After failed for a band’s selection at high school’s gig, I changed the name to Antiseptic, because I don’t really like the Dickheads, it was just sounds not fun for me.
Influenced by D.R.I, Suicidal Tendencies, the Misfits, Black Flag, A.M.Q.A, GG Allin, Gang Green, S.O.D, Exploited, and the Sex Pistols, we started to hit the local scene, which totally Metal at that time. Before we started, there were no Punx, Skins, and Hardcore kids in Indonesia. Our first gig was a Metal festival at Bulungan (Jakarta), on the late 1990. Thousand kids came to that gig, most of Metalheads, and about 25 bands played on the same stage at that festival. All bands were pure Thrash Metal and Death Metal bands. Only us played different, we still covered songs from our Hardcore Punx and Crossover heroes. Only 15 kids supported us at that gig, most of young useless skaters. Those Metal dudes were shocking and laughing when we were playing. Because we were different, we were Hardcore, and we were Antiseptic. Yeah right, fuck you all, what the fuck are you laughing at ?!?
After did about 10 gigs, we were keep trying to spreading Hardcore Punx to the kids in Jakarta. There was a legendary gig at Granadha on 1991. About 50 kids started a big riot when we were playing. They’re waiting for us, we’re still the only Hardcore Punx band in Indonesia at that time. We’re just to start playing our first song, and the riot started. They’re slamming hard, they’re fighting hard, and started threw all the chairs to the air. Cops came to the stage and tried to stop us playing. But the kids threw all the chairs to the cops. Damn !, that place was totally mess up. I’ve never seen any solid action of the kids at the gigs against the police until now. It was so awesome, it was our good old days. Later, we’re banned to play at any big Metal festival, hahaha !!!
We started to play at smallest gigs at school, university and any places we can play. We used to play at bicycle race on 9 o’clock in the morning. What we’ve got only burger and soda. Antiseptic is the only band who never get paid until now, we’re already happy with all fun we’ve had at any gigs we played, hahaha !!!. Month by month, we’ve got more kids supported us. They called themselves ‘the Septic Crew’. Those kids were crazy and loyal to us
On late 1995, i went to Australia and lived over there for 3 years. Josi and Rendi replaced me as the singers in the band. With two singers in the band, Antiseptic changed the music more N.Y. Hardcore. Influenced by Warzone, Agnostic Front, and Murphy’s Law, they did the most brutal gigs at that time. At Antiseptic’s gigs, Punx, Skins, Hardcore kids, Metalheads, stick and had fun together. Around 1992-1995 some hardcore punx and punkrock bands were born in Indonesia, but most of them only lived for short times. They’re just trendy Punx and Hardcore kids, they changed their music to another trendy music. They followed all the fuckin’ trends. On 1997, Antiseptic released their first album called ‘Finally’ on their own label. It used to be available on tapes for 1000 copies. It was the first D.I.Y Hardcore Punx album in Indonesia.
We didn’t realy get along with all those fashion Punx. I still remember, when the Septic Crew chased about 20 fashion Punx with mohawk, boots, and stupid swastika badges at Menteng street on 1993. We grabed one of them, and beat him up so baddd. And offcorse i still remember, when we started a big fight at the first pure Punx gig on 1995, at Bulungan (Jakarta). We beat up a leader of a fashion Punx gang, and gave alot of stitches on his head. The funny thing, he became good friend of mine long times after that incident. We didn’t hate Punx, we’re Punx, but on the different way. We’ve just hate their over acting reactions at our scene, and we’re not interested on their fuckin’ fashion. There were no Antiseptic’s gigs without violence. There were allot of fight between Punx, Skins, Hardcore kids, and Metalheads, and we fought everyone, hahaha !!!.
We’re not tough guys, we beat up tough guys. And we’re not like most of the kids in the scene, who only fought in the scene, they only had balls to fight each other, they’re nothing than stupid pieces of shit. We fought every where with every assholes. Drugs and violence were getting bigger at the Punx/Hardcore scene around 1996-1998, and it made fun at the gigs less than before. New kids tried to get attention with all those stupid things. We didn’t know where the hell they came from, they just came to the gigs for a fight and looking for attentions, they didn’t know anything about Hardcore Punx, they just dressed up as Punx, Skins, and Hardcore kids. Metalheads went away from our scene, and stayed at their own Metal scene because of that.
Rendi went to jail on 1999, and the band asked me to joined Antiseptic again. When we played at Jayabaya university on 1999, i was shocked. There were about 500 kids supported us. Damn !!, it was totally different with when i used to sing in the band before, which only had maximum 50 kids supported us. Yeah right ! our struggle to spreading hardcore punx in Indonesia was successful, specially in Jakarta. On 2004 we released our second album, it was called ‘Call it what ever you want’ on Jealous Again records. It was available on tapes for 300 copies only. Black stayed in jail on 2005, not so long after our second album out.
Time is changing so fast. Hardcore Punx is so fuckin’ big in Indonesia right now. Thousands Hardcore Punx bands were born, Hardcore Punx became a new trend over here. Some “Punx” of today gave allot of shit about us. But, we didn’t give a fuck !!!. They weren’t there when Hardcore Punx was born in Indonesia. They didn’t know anything about us from the beginning, how hard we survived, how hard we fought to built this scene. They didn’t know any shit about those story, fuck them all !!!. We’re like them too when we’re 18. Gave the other people allot of shit. So, who cares anyway. If they want to against us or wanna make trouble with us, they supposed to did that 15 or 10 years ago. Where the hell all of you on 1990 ’til 1997 ?. I think all of you still stayed at school, and just learned how to masturbating. I think all of you still listened for Bon Jovi or something. We have more brain right now, we’re changing allot, and we’re not 18 anymore. So, fuck off !!!
I like to dedicate this story to the kids in the scene of today, and to our loyal crew ‘the Septic Crew’ from the beginning. I’ll never forget all the great great fun we’ve had for about 18 years. Antiseptic did hundreds gigs around Indonesia until today and still play fast and loud hardcore punx. The unique thing about Antiseptic is the band always did something every 7 years. Started on 1990, first album on 1997, second album on 2004, and i think this band will break up on 2011, hahaha !!!
Thanx for the friendship and fun !!! Stand strong, stand proud !!!
BERRY SEPTIC 2008
So, we’ve decided to start a new scene, it was called Hardcore Punx scene. Alcohol, Skateboarding, and Fun are our style. We shaved our heads and with two other friends, we started a new band called the Dickheads. After failed for a band’s selection at high school’s gig, I changed the name to Antiseptic, because I don’t really like the Dickheads, it was just sounds not fun for me.
Influenced by D.R.I, Suicidal Tendencies, the Misfits, Black Flag, A.M.Q.A, GG Allin, Gang Green, S.O.D, Exploited, and the Sex Pistols, we started to hit the local scene, which totally Metal at that time. Before we started, there were no Punx, Skins, and Hardcore kids in Indonesia. Our first gig was a Metal festival at Bulungan (Jakarta), on the late 1990. Thousand kids came to that gig, most of Metalheads, and about 25 bands played on the same stage at that festival. All bands were pure Thrash Metal and Death Metal bands. Only us played different, we still covered songs from our Hardcore Punx and Crossover heroes. Only 15 kids supported us at that gig, most of young useless skaters. Those Metal dudes were shocking and laughing when we were playing. Because we were different, we were Hardcore, and we were Antiseptic. Yeah right, fuck you all, what the fuck are you laughing at ?!?
After did about 10 gigs, we were keep trying to spreading Hardcore Punx to the kids in Jakarta. There was a legendary gig at Granadha on 1991. About 50 kids started a big riot when we were playing. They’re waiting for us, we’re still the only Hardcore Punx band in Indonesia at that time. We’re just to start playing our first song, and the riot started. They’re slamming hard, they’re fighting hard, and started threw all the chairs to the air. Cops came to the stage and tried to stop us playing. But the kids threw all the chairs to the cops. Damn !, that place was totally mess up. I’ve never seen any solid action of the kids at the gigs against the police until now. It was so awesome, it was our good old days. Later, we’re banned to play at any big Metal festival, hahaha !!!
We started to play at smallest gigs at school, university and any places we can play. We used to play at bicycle race on 9 o’clock in the morning. What we’ve got only burger and soda. Antiseptic is the only band who never get paid until now, we’re already happy with all fun we’ve had at any gigs we played, hahaha !!!. Month by month, we’ve got more kids supported us. They called themselves ‘the Septic Crew’. Those kids were crazy and loyal to us
On late 1995, i went to Australia and lived over there for 3 years. Josi and Rendi replaced me as the singers in the band. With two singers in the band, Antiseptic changed the music more N.Y. Hardcore. Influenced by Warzone, Agnostic Front, and Murphy’s Law, they did the most brutal gigs at that time. At Antiseptic’s gigs, Punx, Skins, Hardcore kids, Metalheads, stick and had fun together. Around 1992-1995 some hardcore punx and punkrock bands were born in Indonesia, but most of them only lived for short times. They’re just trendy Punx and Hardcore kids, they changed their music to another trendy music. They followed all the fuckin’ trends. On 1997, Antiseptic released their first album called ‘Finally’ on their own label. It used to be available on tapes for 1000 copies. It was the first D.I.Y Hardcore Punx album in Indonesia.
We didn’t realy get along with all those fashion Punx. I still remember, when the Septic Crew chased about 20 fashion Punx with mohawk, boots, and stupid swastika badges at Menteng street on 1993. We grabed one of them, and beat him up so baddd. And offcorse i still remember, when we started a big fight at the first pure Punx gig on 1995, at Bulungan (Jakarta). We beat up a leader of a fashion Punx gang, and gave alot of stitches on his head. The funny thing, he became good friend of mine long times after that incident. We didn’t hate Punx, we’re Punx, but on the different way. We’ve just hate their over acting reactions at our scene, and we’re not interested on their fuckin’ fashion. There were no Antiseptic’s gigs without violence. There were allot of fight between Punx, Skins, Hardcore kids, and Metalheads, and we fought everyone, hahaha !!!.
We’re not tough guys, we beat up tough guys. And we’re not like most of the kids in the scene, who only fought in the scene, they only had balls to fight each other, they’re nothing than stupid pieces of shit. We fought every where with every assholes. Drugs and violence were getting bigger at the Punx/Hardcore scene around 1996-1998, and it made fun at the gigs less than before. New kids tried to get attention with all those stupid things. We didn’t know where the hell they came from, they just came to the gigs for a fight and looking for attentions, they didn’t know anything about Hardcore Punx, they just dressed up as Punx, Skins, and Hardcore kids. Metalheads went away from our scene, and stayed at their own Metal scene because of that.
Rendi went to jail on 1999, and the band asked me to joined Antiseptic again. When we played at Jayabaya university on 1999, i was shocked. There were about 500 kids supported us. Damn !!, it was totally different with when i used to sing in the band before, which only had maximum 50 kids supported us. Yeah right ! our struggle to spreading hardcore punx in Indonesia was successful, specially in Jakarta. On 2004 we released our second album, it was called ‘Call it what ever you want’ on Jealous Again records. It was available on tapes for 300 copies only. Black stayed in jail on 2005, not so long after our second album out.
Time is changing so fast. Hardcore Punx is so fuckin’ big in Indonesia right now. Thousands Hardcore Punx bands were born, Hardcore Punx became a new trend over here. Some “Punx” of today gave allot of shit about us. But, we didn’t give a fuck !!!. They weren’t there when Hardcore Punx was born in Indonesia. They didn’t know anything about us from the beginning, how hard we survived, how hard we fought to built this scene. They didn’t know any shit about those story, fuck them all !!!. We’re like them too when we’re 18. Gave the other people allot of shit. So, who cares anyway. If they want to against us or wanna make trouble with us, they supposed to did that 15 or 10 years ago. Where the hell all of you on 1990 ’til 1997 ?. I think all of you still stayed at school, and just learned how to masturbating. I think all of you still listened for Bon Jovi or something. We have more brain right now, we’re changing allot, and we’re not 18 anymore. So, fuck off !!!
I like to dedicate this story to the kids in the scene of today, and to our loyal crew ‘the Septic Crew’ from the beginning. I’ll never forget all the great great fun we’ve had for about 18 years. Antiseptic did hundreds gigs around Indonesia until today and still play fast and loud hardcore punx. The unique thing about Antiseptic is the band always did something every 7 years. Started on 1990, first album on 1997, second album on 2004, and i think this band will break up on 2011, hahaha !!!
Thanx for the friendship and fun !!! Stand strong, stand proud !!!
BERRY SEPTIC 2008
Anti Pasti
From Derbyshire, England, Anti-Pasti were part of the commercially successful but critically reviled third wave of punk of the early 80s. The group were formed from local outfit the Scrincers, and comprised Dugi Bell (guitar), Martin Roper (lead vocals), Russell Maw and Eddie Barke. Barke and Maw soon quit, the latter going on to play for the Allies, Aftermath UK and the Egyptian Kings. With the addition of Stu Winfield (bass) and Stan Smith (drums), they released a debut EP, Four Sore Points, on their own Dose label. Winfield and Smith were then replaced by Kev Nixon and Will Hoon before the group signed to the punk/heavy metal label Rondelet Records in 1980, releasing "Let Them Free" in January 1981. Later that year, Anti-Pasti released their debut album, The Last Call, which reached the UK Top 30. Their growing profile was confirmed when a third single, "Six Guns', appeared at the end of the year and reached number 1 in the UK Independent chart, as did the successful joint venture with Oi! punk legends the Exploited on a 12-inch single EP, Don't Let "Em Grind You Down. "East To The West", released in 1982, preceded the last Anti-Pasti album and single, both titled "Caution To The Wind", which featured Will Noon's brother Ollie on guitar. A self-titled singles retrospective surfaced a year later, but the group split in 1984 following the firing of Roper. There was a reunion in 1995, leading to mini-tours of Britain and Germany.
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