F.O.A.D. Records Italy
Italian underground label founded in 1986 as a fanzine, originally dedicated to Hardcore Punk and Thrash-core. Later evolved into a multifaceted record label covering different genres from Hardcore Punk to Metal to Noise/Grind extremities.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Before The Downfall (Complete Demos, Live And Unreleased Tracks 1987/1989)”
If you're not into grindcore (yet) this is the album that will proove you're wrong 😉
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Before The Downfall (Complete Demos, Live And Unreleased Tracks 1987/1989)”
A song of hellfire and void devourment. Neurosis is untouchable. If atmospheric ruin is what you desire, then become an enemy of the sun.
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De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
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WHEN IT'S COLD AND WHEN IT'S DARK THE FREEZING MOON CAN OBSESS YOU... 🔪🩸🔥⛪️🇳🇴
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Crippled Lucifer
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Before The Downfall (Complete Demos, Live And Unreleased Tracks 1987/1989)”
The greatest doom metal album of all time
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Sovereign (remastered)
by Neurosis
supported by 4 fans who also own “Before The Downfall (Complete Demos, Live And Unreleased Tracks 1987/1989)”
Even though I have listened to this many times it is still one of my favorite Neurosis albums or ep.Spoken word intro just gets me everytime,before you are swept up in the maelstrom,needless to say this is essential.
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World Extermination
by Insect Warfare
supported by 4 fans who also own “Before The Downfall (Complete Demos, Live And Unreleased Tracks 1987/1989)”
INSECT WARFAAAAAARE AMAZING GRIND, I LOVE IT
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Given To The Rising
by Neurosis
supported by 4 fans who also own “Before The Downfall (Complete Demos, Live And Unreleased Tracks 1987/1989)”
An album of the discography I astonishingly only got around to listening to recently. Crushing atmosphere with noise & ambient synth & machine led interludes that hold up on their own, even compared to those that focus on machine led genres. To The Wind would have to be my favourite track just because of it including one of the many peak Neurosis moments of long held vocal notes, beginning in relative silence around it, continuing to hold into a crushing riff and band joinance.
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