supported by
GareBear The Destroyer
GareBear The Destroyer thumbnail
BIGGS
BIGGS thumbnail
flo_je
flo_je thumbnail
Jelly J K
Jelly J K thumbnail
Angelo Melerine
Angelo Melerine thumbnail
Valenza Vianney
Valenza Vianney thumbnail
Sean Naes
Sean Naes thumbnail
kenneth garcia
kenneth garcia thumbnail
Ivel
Ivel thumbnail
metlcat
metlcat thumbnail
FUCK TRUMP
FUCK TRUMP thumbnail
David
David thumbnail
VALLET Paul
VALLET Paul thumbnail
Kaitlyn-Chloe Brugger
Kaitlyn-Chloe Brugger thumbnail
Jamie Platt
Jamie Platt thumbnail
Dave
Dave thumbnail
Crow's Fall
Crow's Fall thumbnail
Heapo
Heapo thumbnail
Jack Meoff
Jack Meoff thumbnail
EmTum
EmTum thumbnail
Daniel Tiderman
Daniel Tiderman thumbnail
Alex —
Alex — thumbnail
GTO
GTO thumbnail
Paul Mahoney
Paul Mahoney thumbnail
Deadcrustpunk
Deadcrustpunk thumbnail
GrindPunkMinceDrone
GrindPunkMinceDrone thumbnail
Aldis Rengarts
Aldis Rengarts thumbnail
xStevexIrwinx
xStevexIrwinx thumbnail
Thomas__
Thomas__ thumbnail
/
1.
00:48
2.
02:01
3.
00:39
4.
02:13
5.
00:32
6.
01:33
7.
00:38
8.
00:23
9.
00:48
10.
00:45
11.
00:26
12.
00:23
13.
00:45
14.
00:50

about

Think of the most amazing powerviolence splits of the past... Crossed Out / Man Is The Bastard, Infest / PHC, Agents of Satan / No Less, Godstomper / Short Hate Temper, Spazz / Charles Bronson, Assholeparade / Ansojuan...just to get your mind going. The power of the split record and smushing two of the best bands of a genre onto one record is so amazing. This split right here should have been thrown together in the 90's, and I should still be a pre-teen, but somehow it is 2011 and I convinced two of my favorite bands to put together a crushing split. Capitalist Casualties dug deep in the vaults to find a crisp sound board recording from 1994. The recording was taken and cleaned up off the original tape and mixed down. Sort of like Live in Nagoya but with their OG lineup. In fact, this is the same set, different songs, from the Live Butchery EP that is completely impossible to find. No Comply material is an equally amazing time capsule of music. Their recordings were pulled off a long lost DAT tape that Justin found while pulling material together for a potential NxCx discography. The material was literally forgotten about and it happens to be an old studio recording of material that was going to be for a split with Charles Bronson on 625 Thrashcore in 1997. The icing on this cake is that Travis Ginn from Assholeparade makes an appearance splitting vocals on all but one of NxCx's tracks. Both sides provide 90's powerviolence as played in the 90's for all obvious reasons. This is both a powerviolence DeLorean ride and something both bands are exceptionally proud of to this day. Layout is a pilled up theme excecuted by yours truely, Will Butler.

credits

released October 14, 2011

TLAL60

license

all rights reserved

tags

about

To Live A Lie Records Raleigh, North Carolina

contact / help

Contact To Live A Lie Records

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code