I think the title speaks for it self.
The lyrics go:
Outlaw organized religion
Ban it now
Get it at Soundclick.
Friday, 31 August 2007
Wednesday, 29 August 2007
Urban Dead, good clean fun for all!
Just a quick link: Go to http://www.urbandead.com to have some violent fun, you can be either zombie or survivor. Guess what I am? Who knows, you might be mauled be me... Hrrggg, neeed braaaiiinnnss NOW!!!
A Mummy is Bored - song # 150!!
Hooray! We have finished Kusari Gama Kill song # 150!!! It's called A Mummy is Bored, and is quite noisy.
The lyrics go:
A mummy is bored
When he's in the ground
He's all alone
There's no one around
We celebrated this anniversary by letting Martin make a new totally old school logo for us as you can see. Soon it will be on shirts too!!
Get bored at Soundclick!
The lyrics go:
A mummy is bored
When he's in the ground
He's all alone
There's no one around
We celebrated this anniversary by letting Martin make a new totally old school logo for us as you can see. Soon it will be on shirts too!!
Get bored at Soundclick!
Wednesday, 22 August 2007
Concert recording, only available for two weeks!!
On December 2nd 2006 Kusari Gama Kill played live at Stengade 30 in Copenhagen.
The show was recorded, and will eventually end up as bits on various splits. However, the whole concert can be downloaded for the next two weeks here! Please note that this is an unmastered version of the show, and that the tracks featured on the splits will be mastered by mr EX PMX himself...
Photo by fibra.
The show was recorded, and will eventually end up as bits on various splits. However, the whole concert can be downloaded for the next two weeks here! Please note that this is an unmastered version of the show, and that the tracks featured on the splits will be mastered by mr EX PMX himself...
Photo by fibra.
Tuesday, 21 August 2007
Dead Animal Noise Party t-shirt!
Yes indeedy diddely do! We have opened a shop at Cafepress, and there you can buy this groovy t-shirt for 18.99 $. More silly items to follow!
Also visit Martins myspace, as well as mine! Add us as friends, we like to have direct contact with our fans!
Monday, 20 August 2007
Whodunnit, 5 theme songs
This time around we have made a 5 song theme for you inspired by some of the great Swedish whodunnits we read. The songs are each named after a hero in these whodunnits: Beck, Blomkvist, Grens, Hedström & Wallander.
The lyrics are the titles...
Get them at Soundclick now!
The lyrics are the titles...
Get them at Soundclick now!
Wednesday, 15 August 2007
Decomposed Hippe Breath
2 new songs
This time Kusari Gama Kill has made you two goodies: Den der graver (picture above) and 9018 (picture below). "Den der graver en grav for andre, falder selv i den" is an old Danish proverb saying that he who digs a grave for others often falls into it himself.
The lyrics are:
Den der graver en grav for andre, falder selv i den.
9018 is my employeenumber at my work doing telephone interviews. The lyrics go:
I'm calling you
Asking you questions
About your life
Don't hang up on me
Get them both at Soundclick!
Also go see our new ReverbNation page here.
The lyrics are:
Den der graver en grav for andre, falder selv i den.
9018 is my employeenumber at my work doing telephone interviews. The lyrics go:
I'm calling you
Asking you questions
About your life
Don't hang up on me
Get them both at Soundclick!
Also go see our new ReverbNation page here.
Monday, 13 August 2007
Kusari Gama Kill goes for total world domination
Friday, 10 August 2007
Dead Animal Noise Party permanently up for download
My old homepage http://www.bobbyblitzkrieg.com/ is now in use as a Kusari Gama Kill storage site. So now you can go there and download all of Dead Animal Noise Party as a rar file. Just scroll down on the site and click the cover image to begin your download.
Thursday, 9 August 2007
Review in Vital Weekly 584
Dead Animal Noise Party recently got this exellent review in Vital Weekly # 584:
KUSARI GAMA KILL - DEAD ANIMAL NOISE PARTY (CD, private)
There is no time to prepare on this assault! Seconds after you begin the exploration into the crushing territories of latest album from Danish project Kusari Gama Kill, sonic disturbance rolls like cascading waves of turbulence and thrashes into the auditory canals of the poor listener. Kusari Gama Kill, is a joint venture between the two artists Martin Weile and Janus Blomfrø, the latter also known for his excellent Noise-project Bobby Blitzkrieg. Not for the fainthearted, Kusari Gama Kill, is ready to blow the hell out of you with their latest album. Carrying the not-so-friendly title, "Dead animal noise party", the album doesn't try to disguise its stylistic expression. With 99 (!) tracks included on the album, the album turns my mind back to Sore Throats 60-track freaky album of grindcore/punk titled "Never mind the napalm, here's Sore Throat" (1989). And as was the case with Sore Throat's legendary album, the power of grindcore is an important part of the explosives on "Dead animal noise party". Needless to say, each track has only a limited run-time, yet during the short lifetime of each track, the explosive energy has been so well packed and compressed like a nuclear bomb. Combining heavy low-end rumblings, impenetrably dark atmospheres, chants from the grave, and overwhelming feedback with merciless drum machinery and death growls, the two artists has established 99 short works each of abrasive brilliance. Apparently the artists seem to have their inspirational roots in both the Grindcore and the Noise scene, as the album, compositionally is built on electronic distortions, human death growling and ultra-fast drum-machinery blended into a cocktail of apocalyptic extremity. Thus, no matter how different metal music and electronic music seems, Kusari Gama Kill demonstrates how beautifully these two genres stylistically can be melted into one sonic hell. Everyone being interested in extreme music, this being metal or e-music, need to check the album out.
This is black art in its most beautiful form! (NM)
There is no time to prepare on this assault! Seconds after you begin the exploration into the crushing territories of latest album from Danish project Kusari Gama Kill, sonic disturbance rolls like cascading waves of turbulence and thrashes into the auditory canals of the poor listener. Kusari Gama Kill, is a joint venture between the two artists Martin Weile and Janus Blomfrø, the latter also known for his excellent Noise-project Bobby Blitzkrieg. Not for the fainthearted, Kusari Gama Kill, is ready to blow the hell out of you with their latest album. Carrying the not-so-friendly title, "Dead animal noise party", the album doesn't try to disguise its stylistic expression. With 99 (!) tracks included on the album, the album turns my mind back to Sore Throats 60-track freaky album of grindcore/punk titled "Never mind the napalm, here's Sore Throat" (1989). And as was the case with Sore Throat's legendary album, the power of grindcore is an important part of the explosives on "Dead animal noise party". Needless to say, each track has only a limited run-time, yet during the short lifetime of each track, the explosive energy has been so well packed and compressed like a nuclear bomb. Combining heavy low-end rumblings, impenetrably dark atmospheres, chants from the grave, and overwhelming feedback with merciless drum machinery and death growls, the two artists has established 99 short works each of abrasive brilliance. Apparently the artists seem to have their inspirational roots in both the Grindcore and the Noise scene, as the album, compositionally is built on electronic distortions, human death growling and ultra-fast drum-machinery blended into a cocktail of apocalyptic extremity. Thus, no matter how different metal music and electronic music seems, Kusari Gama Kill demonstrates how beautifully these two genres stylistically can be melted into one sonic hell. Everyone being interested in extreme music, this being metal or e-music, need to check the album out.
This is black art in its most beautiful form! (NM)
Wednesday, 8 August 2007
We're back!
Yes indeedy diddely do, the Kusari-boys are back, rested and pale after weeks in the rainy Danish summer... We have two new songs for you, the first is called There is no Need to be Afraid. It's our longest song ever. Two minutes of terror! We decided just this once to break our "no longer than one minute" rule.
The lyrics go:
As you can see you must shiver in frightened anticipation of what this chubby fellow plans! The lyrics are:
Go get both at Soundclick, and return soon for more noisecore from your loving Kusari Gama Kill
The lyrics go:
There is no need
To be afraid
When you're alone
There is no need
There is no need
To be afraid
When no one's there
There is no need
We hope you enjoy it!
The second song is called Obese Criminal Mastermind
We hope you enjoy it!
The second song is called Obese Criminal Mastermind
As you can see you must shiver in frightened anticipation of what this chubby fellow plans! The lyrics are:
You must remember:
He's fat, he's evil and he's incredibly clever
He's an obese
Criminal
Mastermind
Go get both at Soundclick, and return soon for more noisecore from your loving Kusari Gama Kill
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