A quick note

Hell-o. Just a short post to let you know that the releases of the splits with Seven Minutes Of Nausea and Wadge plus the Chaos Surge album are approaching.

We will keep you posted!

Also much indicates that Scott Hull will master the Wadge split!

New tracks up soon at myspace!

Happy new year all noisefreaks and grindheads!

Blast beats for ever!

Janus

Buy this! Notice the Kusari Gama Kill mention! Tres cool!

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DESCRIPTION FROM CRUCIAL BLAST:
Two live recordings make up this blistering cassette from the Floridian noisecore band Nuclear II, which is actually a solo project from Rick Smith, who is probably better known to most of you as the drummer for sludgepop titans Torche and grinders Shitstorm. As Nuclear II, Rick kicks up a furious storm of harsh, ultra-distorted improvised blastnoise using just a minimal drum kit and triggered noise, blasting shockwaves of brutal distortion through an amplifier as he whips up a tornado assault of blastbeats and rolls on his kit. It's a vicious noisecore attack that reminds me of Seven Minutes Of Nausea and their super-short blasts of percussive noise, but Nuclear II's "songs" are even more difficult to discern, and the two live sets that are documented on the Population Decimation cassette each feel like a non-stop ten-plus minute wall of blasting mayhem, an endless assault of furious freeform drumming that veers chaotically between hyper speed blastbeats and frantic free-jazz fills. The deafening blasts of bass-heavy noise and oscillating feedback that Rick emits over his percussive battery are strafed by shrieking harpy vokills, unleashing radioactive fire over the orgy of apocalyptic free-grind destruction. Sounds a whole lot like Masonna and Anal Cunt and Seven Minutes Of Nausea and the noisiest, most brutal free-jazz drumming imaginable, all smashed together in a skull-shredding cacophony. Sweet! The two live sets featured here are both from September 2009, one taken from a show at Claustrophobia Inc. in Gainesville, Florida, and the other from Radioactive Records in Fort Lauderdale. If yer a fan of stuff like Nikudorei, Deche-Charge, Anal Cunt, 7MON, Nihilist Commando, Kusari Gama Kill, New York Against The Belzebu, Anal Massaker, Arsedestroyer, Ptao and Sore Throat, you'll love this shit. We nabbed some of the last copies of this super-limited cassette, which is limited to 99 copies and packaged in black and white sleeves on professionally manufactured cassettes. Oh, and you can check out a clip of Nuclear II live on Youtube here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckJR8x5rfCk . Total mayhem! © CRUCIAL BLAST

New 4-way split tape

Out very soon: Deche-Charge, Human Jerky, V.R.V. and Kusari Gama Kill 4-way split tape.

It will be released on S.A.O.R.S. 

Collapsing In - 7MON/KGK split out soon!

Well, I guess you'll be interested in this baby. The legendary Seven Minutes Of Nausea and Kusari Gama Kill split cd out soon in 300 copies. I has approx 36 minutes of music and is very wild!

Buy it for a loved one for x-mas! Out in the beginning of December. The title is Collapsing In.

Kusari Gama Kill/Abisyeikah split

Our long-planned split with Abisyeikah - avant-grind from Japan, is finally going to be. We remix eachother's tracks. We need a label for this sick release! Go listen at: www.myspace.com/abisyeikahweb

New releases!

Hello grinders. It is with total pleasure that I can announce two new Kusari Gama Kill releases.

Finally we have a label for the Kusari Gama Kill/Wadge split ep. It will be released by James Randall of Agoraphobic Nosebleed on his new iTunes label. More infor to follow soon.

Also Kusari Gama Kill will be featured on the upcoming compilation Drummachinegun Part Deux Cinema Grindcore out this winter on Relapse! It's a compilation also made by James Randall. He is a good friend and a very active KGK-supporter.

Have a grand evening!

New live + promophotos

All photos by Jens Axel.

Photos from the Queer Art Trash Party

Yo sassy leute. Here are the first coupla photos of us live from the Queer Art Trash Party. More to come, these were shot by my cousin Kathrine.

ROBOT BATHING, PRAFIX AZTECH, HEIDI MORTENSON & KUSARI GAMA KIlLL - CONCERT

This is what you have had hot dreams about since our last show.

An opportunity to enjoy Kusari Gama Kill live.

We are playing with Robot Bathing, Heidi Mortenson and Prafix Aztech at Warehouse9 the 12th of September at 21:00 hours.

A bit about them other bands:

ROBOT BATHING mostly concentrates on post-pop, post-deconstuctivist non-gender specific themes where aspects of composition are questioned
within a framework of general accessability, and where the audience can dance at some sort of obvious level or think on another ... or even do both!

PRAFIX AZTECH, was born the 17th of january 1983 in the small countryside of Russia. Interest in the arts and music early emerge - first painting, then making music, with an interest in the more darker sound/visual in music, a more complex sound, and new way of making music, finding a spot on the map, starting in harsh noizeundergrund, and then IDM/briandance in the late 90’s, releasing on small underground labels in Russia, and outside of Russia. Prafix Aztech is currently working a hybrid between minimal and IDM/Glitch, and doing ambience, still in the more darker sound, but generally is very open for new experiments, northing is too crazy, or wild too capture, and create, like wild animals running around inside my head, just waiting for my lasso.

DJ`S

Soho & Cockwhore ( anything dirty, beats beats.)

Join us!!

More info here: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=121056979063

See ya!

Chaos Surge preview of cover

Hello baby, did you miss us? Here's something to make your day better. A preview of the cover for Chaos Surge!

Also go to http://ronfrecords.blogspot.com/ our lovely label's new blog! Stay tuned!

Janus

Chaos Surge

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrgh!

The third Kusari Gama Kill album is soon ready for release.

It will be called Chaos Surge and will hopefully be out in October 2009. There will be approx 30 songs on it, sweaty, nipple-erecting noisegrind like you like it.

More information to follow!

Go to http://www.myspace.com/grindmadness to see some intense news, that has nothing to do with us!

Have a grind weekend!

Janus

When Mr. Randall says so, you obey!!

From Twitter!

So to all labels out there, let's get this Kusari Gama Kill / Wadge 7" split happening! James says so!!

Also Kusari Gama Kill is now on Twitter. Follow us at http://twitter.com/kusarigamakill.

Tonight I am going to grind yer fucking heads in. I am making a 50-80 song totally Anal Cunt/Nihilist Commando/Late Insect Warfare-style noisecoretrack for your listening enjoyment!

Please go to this new noiseblog: http://www.noiseisavirtue.blogspot.com/ It supports Danish noise and other noise too...

Griiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiind!

New old band picture

Hello baby, here is a new old band picture for your desktop. Use it to calm yourself whilst waiting for us to get a new one taken by kusarite Jens Axel!

Ciao baby!

Wadge and Kusari Gama Kill sitting in a tree. KISSING!

Kusari Gama Kill loves Wadge, and Paulo from Wadge loves his new Kusari Gama Kill shirt.

Remember, if you run a label and would like to make a top 10 Kusari Gama Kill/Wadge split  7" then contact us.

Have fun!

Kusarite Bobby aka Janus in his/my new Kusari Gama Kill shirt

As I returned home - rather tired from a family vacation - I had received my new Kusari Gama Kill shirt. Even if I look barely semi-consciouss, I wanted to share this with you... Go buy your own at http://www.cafepress.com/kusarigamakill

Have fun!

Janus

People of the Swamp

A new day, a new track.

This little ditty is called People of the Swamp, and can be found at our myspace.

It is about my cousins Morten and Gunnar from the wastelands of Jutland.

The lyrics go:

Inbred
People of the swamp

Enjoy!

Great Noisecore Extravaganza review from Heathen Harvest

From: http://www.heathenharvest.com/article.php?story=20090531140703319&sort=date&page=4

Kusari Gama Kill - Noisecore Extravaganza
Monday, June 01 2009 @ 02:00 AM PDTContributed by: Skarsnik
Artist: Kusari Gama Kill
Title: Noisecore Extravaganza
Label: R.O.N.F. Records
Genre: Noisecore

Well I’ll be damned, what we have here is something really twisted and I like it. Kusari Gama Kill is the offspring of two noisecore gits from the land of my own blackened soul, Denmark. When I first saw the cover I thought I was in for one hell of a brainstorm and with hindsight it would have been an almost correct statement. Fact is that certain poisonous animals use bright colours to warn of members of the higher food chain not the consume them. This could be true about Noisecore Extravaganza as well, only it is a sonic meal to delicious to resist. The music is quite hard to describe since it’s a crossbreed of intense noise, power electronics, madness, and harsh ambient structures with a hint of drums and guitars drowning in the shadow of the cacophony. Each track is between 10-50 seconds and they follow somewhat of a quasi-linear approach yet feels pretty unique in their own ways. The fact that someone have actually made a song titled Alcoholiday demands a praise in its own way. Under all the noise I can almost catch what sounds like black/thrash metal structures, either its that or it is just a sublime hint of all the styles that combined makes this album. My favourite song on this album has to be Crippled Melted Brain who actually manages to stick out quite a bit from its surroundings with a almost childish attitude in all the heavy destruction. Well its not that light, but still it stick out.. So who would I recommend this to? Well obviously you have to appreciate industrial electronical sounds, noise and a huge dose of madness to real get behind the cover of this album. But once again if you get into noise and power electronics you realise there is such things as good and bad noise, and this is definitely good noise. Of the 99 tracks available only a few felt wrong and even then it felt justified by the mere fact that this is a project based around two gits who must have worked bloody hard to make 99 tracks of pure mayhem that never really gets monotonous or repetitive. Hell even the fact that my bloody cd-player in the car refused to accept the CD proves that this is a heavy album not meant for everyone. If you however like me like some good noisecore to wake you up in the morning then this is your piece of pie. And it is a limited release so you might want to pick it up sooner rather then later. I’ll sure as hell keep my eye out for more madness from these gits, they have intrigued me and that is a rare thing nowadays..

Kusarite Dr. Hanz with his new Kusari Gama Kill stein!

Remember, you can buy one too at http://www.cafepress.com/kusarigamakill

Have a great day!

Grrrr!

New Noisecore Extravaganza-review from Vital Weekly

The legendary one-off version of Kusari Gama Kill from the Norberg show, Joana "Eiko" Aderi and Janus.

I must say I'm disappointed of this review, usually VW has something to say about a release, here they just state facts (and not true ones even, we use no "found recordings" but make all noises ourselves).

Vital Weekly, you can do better than this...

REVERSE MOUTH - THE CONFUSION OF THE SOUND OF CONFUSION (CDR by Primecuts Recordings)KUSARI GAMA KILL - NOISECORE EXTRAVAGANZA (CDR by R.O.N.F. Records)BISTURI VRIL/MIXTURIZER - BVM SPLIT (CDR by R.O.N.F. Records)Reverse mouth AKA Panagiotis & Spoulos CDR in barely legible grey print on grey paper fold and nothing much more to find for this particular release on the web. Two tracks with perhaps vocals but what seems in the main distorted guitar more on the second track - repetitive machine like industrial feedback and white noise. Organically flowing, too much of a narrative going on for me here. Kusari Gama Kill is 99 tracks of I suppose "noise core" - found recordings processed screaming and vocals. Even a robot on track 99.The BVM split was more industrial - aural landscapes in which noisy objects emerge. The Mixturizer track (4) being the more substantial wall of (fairly) harsh noise. For some reason I cant get enthusiastic over these - I suspect its more my own depressive state rather than the snippets of over enthusiasm in which these releases seem to float. "irreverent orgy of guitar noise, tightly controlled feedback.... to make the dead walk full of mean and sick killer energy perfection...16 minutes of audio agony dealing with harsh feelings and clinic methods..."? (jliat)Address: http://www.microearth.com/jacksonAddress: http://www.ronfrecords.com/home.php

From http://www.vitalweekly.net/ Vital Weekly 679.

Label needed for split 7" with Wadge

Hell-o!

We have just asked the great band Wadge if they were interested in making a split 7" with us, and they are.

So now we need a label for this great split. If you run a label, and want to release a top 10 hit single, please contact us!

Have a great weekend!

Janus