No Good Can Come Of This

Torn Flesh Records have just released a rather groovy compilation. It's entitled No Good Can Come Of This. Go to http://www.archive.org/details/tornfleshrecords and download or die!

Kusari Gama Kill is on it!

Grind To Death Review of Chaos Surge (Grindcore Karaoke Edition)

Hello Kusarites. Here follows a great review by the sweet people of Grind To Death.

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The Copenhagen Experiment (Chaos Surge, Kusari Gama Kill, 2011)


at 2/02/2011 02:56:00 PM Posted by Alex Layzell The Copenhagen Experiment (Chaos Surge, Kusari Gama Kill, 2011)

2011-02-02T14:56:00Z

Alex Layzell

2011
Audio Autopsy
Chaos Surge
Copenhagen
Denmark
Grindcore Karaoke
Kusari Gama Kill


Having called the wonderful Eustachian the Euramerican joint answer to Japan's blazing Cyber Noise Act Deathstorm, I have greatly neglected to acknowledge Deathstorm's even more electrifying Danish doppelgänger Kusari Gama Kill who flamboyantly dish out a terrifying blend of industrialised Grindcore warped by an ambivalent psychosis of egregious electronica and naiant noise, in a manner akin to entering the plot of hellraiser via the matrix.

Brace yourself for a 22 minute synthetic assault of epilepsy inducing crash course into the realms of noise and electronics. Heavy use of stop and start shell shock tactics emulate an aural crash course into a digital battle of noise as a continous stream of an insane quantity of beats hammer away at your cranial cortex. Almost paralysing in nature it will proceed across a splatter of 32 tracks to offer to kick your nerves into overdrive as it proceeds to shock your system at speeds and forces that were meant more for torture than for leisure. The only other comparison is detonating a dozen copies of pre Agorapocalypse era ANb through a black hole, recording the result and then playing it backwards via dial up tones.

Vocals are a sickening electronic bastardisation of a deep wrenching scream and coupled with the omnipresent white noise that relentless twitches, we get a filthy machination of heavy and scary of a thundering blitzkrieg of electronic cacophony.

As your local doctor I recommend some electroshock therapy in the form of Chaos Surge, collect it at your local Grindcore Karaoke pharmacist.

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We thank Alex for the kind words, and urge y'all to go to the blog and read more about your fave brand o' pop!

Don't forget to visit Grindcore Karaoke, J. Randall of Agoraphobic Nosebleed fame's new label. Loads of good free albums by Wadge, Robocop, Chulo, Eustachian, Marion Barry and of course Kusari Gama Kill!
 
Janus

Chaos Surge available on Grindcore Karaoke for FREE incl Bonus Tracks

Get it here: http://www.grindcorekaraoke.com/album/chaos-surge including 3 exclusive tracks...

Mr. James Randall, Skag Baron of Agoraphobic Nosebleed fame has made a great new label called Grindcore Karaoke. Loads of free grind, noise and violent electronics available here. Go to http://www.grindcorekaraoke.com for more info!

New flyer, spread the word!!

Just to remind you...

Kusari Gama Kill concert on youtube!

Earlier this month we played our friend Peter's 40th birthday. Below you can enjoy the gig!

Janus' Top 20 of 2010

Janus' Top 20 2010

Oh yes it is that time of the year again... Time to reveal what albums I have listened to the most in the past 12 months, according to last.fm

I have left out the Kusari Gama Kill releases.

Here goes:

1. Gore Beyond Necropsy - Noise-A-Go-Go!!!!
2. Napalm Death - From Enslavement To Obliteration
3. Insect Warfare - World Extermination
4. Sayyadina - The Great Northern Revisited
5. Wadge - Double Take Hawai'ian Style
6. Cripple Bastards - Your Lies In Check
7. Nashgul - Humanicidio
8. Otomo Yoshihide - The Night Before The Death Of The Sampling Virus
9. Napalm Death - Scum
10. Agoraphobic Nosebleed - Bestial Machinery (ANb Discography vol 1)
11. Gore Beyond Necropsy - Go! Filth!! Go!!!
12. Crass - Christ The Album/Well Forked-But Not Dead
13. Napalm Death - Utopia Banished
14. Insect Warfare - Endless Execution Through Violent Restitution
15. Various Artists - This Comp Kills Fascists
16. Various Artists - Grind Madness At The BBC
17. Anal Cunt - Everyone Should Be Killed
18. Crass - Stations Of The Crass
19. Melt-Banana - Charlie
20. Weekend Nachos - Punish And Destroy/Torture

All sweet albums!

Have a fantastic New Years Eve!

See you in 2011.

Janus

Great review of Small Doses

The great blog http://sorenauseaheadache.wordpress.com/ has made a very thorough review of Small Doses, taking the time to analyse all 100 tracks!

Read the entire review here!

The Kusari Gama Kill review goes as follows:
64 – KUSARI GAMA KILL – 1000 Blasted Bodies
Back in the golden era of MySpace Kusari Gama Kill nominated me one of their sideburns bros. Amazing. Bleeps, bent waves, noises, distortions, digital drum patterns. Everything on this track is well balanced and co-operate to create a funny and entertaining song, topped with a metal sounding (not the genre, the material!) vocal line. Amazing, as always!

Small Doses III More information on this baby

Enjoy and distribute!

Small Doses fuckin KILLS

I just received my copies of this baby from Mortville, and it totally SLAYS! Get them while they are hot!

Kusari Gama Kill on iTunes

Indeedy so, for those of you who never dreamt of surfing the blogs for goodies, we have put Chaos Surge on iTunes. Just search for Kusari Gama Kill. Enjoy!!

Small Doses II

Go buy!!

Small Doses

This baby featuring 100 songs by 100 bands (yes including Kusari Gama Kill) is on its way to release by Mortville.

In other news, tuesday I am going to see The Residents live in Copenhagen. Very exciting!

Have a brilliant weekend!

Noise out!
Janus

Two split tapes out NOW

Hooray! These beautiful cassettes just arrived, 8 copies of our new split with Gorgonized Dorks and some other bands, and 10 copies (4 white sleeved and 6 black sleeved) of our split tape with THC Eradicus. All the KGK material on these tapes is previously unreleased. Contact me on twitter @sortebob or @kusarigamakill or on myspace for trades...

Some older videos

Extreme Chaos Noise Assault video made by Jules Elling and Emil Brahe



Deviant video made by Feralfangmedia

If you are a videomaker or visual artist, and like Kusari Gama Kill, feel free to make videos for our songs, all we need is a link so we can promote them too...

Jazz out spaceheads!

Janus

A commercial

Enjoy!!

THC Eradicus/Kusari Gama Kill split cassette

For sale now on eBay, go here.

Twenty minutes of abrasive noise for you!! Exclusive track from KGK!!

Melt-Banana in Copenhagen and more

All of Kusari Gama Kill (me and Martin) went to see Melt-Banana tear Copenhagen a new asshole this tuesday. They were more intense and tight than I had hoped, and if you get the chance to see them perform, please don't hestitate!!

I gave them a copy of Collapsing In, to listen to in the Van, maybe they will give feedback?
Kusari Gama Kill news soon to come, along with recommendations for what music to listen to... I will try to expand the use of this blog.

Have a grind day!

Janus

Chaos Surge out today!! For FREE!!

Finally it is out! We have waited rather a long time for this. Our third full length Chaos Surge is out now on Robo! Robotica - go to http://www.archive.org/details/chaos_surge to download this beauty for free.

The description reads: 

"The doctor is in and he says you need a little electro grind therapy. Kusari Gama Kill gives you just what you need to get you through this traumatic state of your life. 29 deliciously crafted tracks from 2 of the most influential grind artists today from Denmark. Janus and Martin bring you Chaos Surge. Their first release through Robo! and hopefully not their last. Get ready to get your face totally grinded in one track at at time. -RR!"

Please enjoy and tell your friends!

Also visit http://roborobotica.wordpress.com/ for more groovy noises!!

Janus

Crucial Blast review of Collapsing In

This just in: Crucial Blast review of Collapsing In:

"Spanish label RONF is back with their first manufactured Cd release, a split between notorious noisecore pioneers Seven Minutes Of Nausea and OTT electronic blasters Kusari Gama Kill.

Once again, Seven Minutes Of Nausea crams more than a hundred of their insane fifteen-second bursts of micro-nuke grindnoise into a single long track, which they've titled "List Of Insignificance". It's just over eighteen minutes of brutality distilled into base elements of splattered drum machines, ultra-distorted bass and guitar noise, creepy background samples and vomitous gargling vokills. It's impossible to discern one 7MON track from another, but that's hardly the point of all of this. This is totally devoid of anything remotely recognizable as musicality. It's total warfare, an endless onslaught of microscopic anti-riffs swarming over bleak industrial drone and second-long bursts of spastic light speed hardcore. Samples of howling wolves arise in the distance, while the drummer atacks his kit in a flurry of amphetamine-fueled caveman pummel. Imagine Sore Throat remixed by Gerogerigegege. Or Napalm Death’s "You Suffer" covered by a malfunctioning garbage disposal unit.
Kusari Gama Kill are one of my favorite newer noisecore outfits. Their previous discs on RONF are all pretty killer, and they incorporate heavy use of digital effects into their short, thirty second eruptions of zombie obsessed grind-chaos. On their half of this split, the Danish maniacs deliver eighteen tracks of crazed electronic beats, fried digital noise, fucked-up hyperspeed gabber blasts, and hoarse, fearsome vokills that sound like a demon screaming from inside the guts of a Commodore 64 system, with titles like "Zombie Riot", "Urban Dead" "Ransacking The Mall" and "Headshots Galore". It's like grindcore being composed exclusively using sampled computer game sound effects, like Merzbow remixing early Earache speedcore, an extreme blasting vortex of hard drive speed violence. The exception is "Nausea Revisited", a ten minute track that appears to be the members of Kusari Gama Kill remixing 7MON material into a massive creeping dronescape of low end thrum, ominous drone and spacey effects, and time-stretched grindbursts that shifts between stuff that sounds like Bastard Noise mixed with droning grind guitars and stretches of death industrial-like heaviness. Very cool. Digi-violence freaks who dig stuff like Noism, Dataclast and Agoraphobic Nosebleed need to check these guys out. 

Limited edition of 300 copies"

Go to:

http://www.ronfrecords.com
or
http://www.crucialblastshop.net/

For your Kusari Gama Kill needs.

Love and noise

KUSARI GAMA KILL & WHOURKR LIVE NEXT THURSDAY

STOP PRESS CONCERT NEXT WEEK IN COPENHAGEN!!!!!!!!

Kusari Gama Kill play Lades in Copenhagen next thursday, June 3rd. Doors at 21, entrance fee is 40 DKK.

We play as support for WHOURKR.

More info here:

http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=107026816010201 and here:

http://www.myspace.com/teoripraksis

Join us in this elektrogrindparty!