Wednesday, June 29th, 2011 at 10:00am by Sergeant D
ATTN MOSHBROS, GTFIH
I’ve been waiting for this video to drop for weeks, because this track is easily my favorite hardcore song in years. Featuring guest vocals by Martin Stewart of Terror/Donnybrook, it’s pretty much the best song Madball never wrote. Actually, it’s even better, because most Madball songs are about New York, which is a hipster-filled shithole, and this song is about the best place on earth: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA!
Friday, November 12th, 2010 at 3:00pm by Sergeant D
Most readers already know that Century Media recording artists TERROR are the best hardcore band since Black Flag (with Hatebreed a close runner-up). What you may not know is that they are also gifted b-boys, whose hip-hop side project NASTY POSSE has been quietly gathering steam. Consisting of TERROR’s Martin Stewart (guitar) and Nick Jett (drums), NASTY POSSE is more than just another novelty project, they’re actually making some serious waves in the hip-hop scene. Their debut EP on Nastymix records actually entered the Billboard R&B singles chart at #36 — not too bad for what started as something to keep them busy during downtime on tour!
In addition to the world premiere of their debut video “GET BUCK” [embedded above], we are proud to present an EXCLUSIVE MIXTAPE from NASTY POSSE, available only here on MetalSucks, FREE for your listening pleasure!
Hit up Nasty Posse on Myspace and Twitter, and stay tuned for more WORLD EXCLUSIVES from these up-and-coming MCs — and make sure to pick up a copy of TERROR’s newest full-length KEEPERS OF THE FAITH on Hawthorne, California’s own CENTURY MEDIA.
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009 at 12:00pm by Axl Rosenberg
I’m not in the mood for fine prose right now, so let’s just do this thing.
Metal Nick at Metal Injection captured the below footage of Necrophagist playing a new song, “Dawn and Demise,” on the recently completed, MetalSucks co-sponsored Summer Slaughter tour. Because it was captured with one camera, no soundboard, etc., it’s not exactly up to the usual high standards of Metal Injection, but it should keep all the Necrophreaks satisfied for the time being.
