mean season

I am trying to get all designs of this band so if you have something to sell leave comment here. Also I have Bleed To Me longsleeve but I will post it later.

mean season 1st design



mean season go to hell blue



mean season go to hell red



mean season grace



mean season warlock

set adrift, one truth records

First pre-order on our young record label started. First release is Set Adrift - From Inside...Into Nowhere 7''.
Pressing info is -
black - 70
blue - 100
green - 100
black with limited cover - 30 (available only in collector's pack pre-order)
test press with alternative cover - 15 (available only in collector's pack pre-order)

All records will shipped in the end of June.

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You can order our records on
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Test presses and limited cover will available only through collector's pack pre-order. Also this is chance to get back some part of money that we spent on making records - your support is very important for us. We plan to make many awesome releases on One Truth Records so support vinyl buying.

Also you can check all news on our facebook page -
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Repost is welcome! Thanks

Also we are proud to represent new bands on One Truth Records - Aspire from Odessa, Ukraine - angry driving 90's influenced political newschool hardcore in the vein of Outspoken, Trial, 108 etc, and Still from Ukraine who played interesting mix of Mouthpiece and Unbroken. This bands are the best for me, I love them, listen their music very often and I am really proud that One Truth Records will release their songs on vinyl in future. Check this bands -
http://www.facebook.com/xaspirex
http://www.facebook.com/stillxcrew

Coming next -
OTR02 - secret release 12''
OTR03 - Still 12''
OTR04 - Aspire 12''

ricochet

Angry 90's newschool from Detroit. Released on Initial Records.

ricochet - 1992 - evolve 7'' (initial records)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?d64iaiybtt22p2o

set adrift

CD version of ep. Changing in mixing and bonus songs.

set adrift - 2011 - from the inside ... into nowhere ep (self x true records cd version)
http://www.mediafire.com/?2062wvmml22re48

snapcase

The band was conceived in 1991, and was originally named Solid State. Orignal line up consisted of Chris Galas (vocals), Scott Dressler (guitar), Joe Smith (guitar), Daryl Taberski (bass), and Mike Kimaid (drums). After the release of their first 7 inch “Comatose”, Galas was replaced on vocals by Taberski, Jon Salemi joined and replaced Joe Smith. and Bob Whiteside took over on bass. In 1993, Kimaid left the band and was replaced on drums by Tim Redmond. Their first full length “Lookinglassself” was released in 1993. In 1995, the band released the “Steps” EP. This was the last recording to feature Scott Dressler, who left the band in the fall of 1995. He was replaced by Frank Vicario. In the summer of 1996, “The California Takeover” was released which featured live recordings from Snapcase, Earth Crisis, and Strife.

April 1997 saw the release of “Progression Through Unlearning”. The band set out on a summer tour, and featured performances on the Vans Warped Tour. In the fall of 1997, the band took some time off so that members could pursue education. In 1998, the band resumed touring, and was the opening band on the fall tour of the Deftones. A split EP was released in the summer of 1999 with Boy Sets Fire. These were the last recordings with bassist Bob Whiteside. He was replaced by Dustin Perry, formerly of the Minnesota band Threadbare. They headlined Hellfest that summer in Syracuse, NY.

“Designs For Automation” was released in January 2000. They spent most of 2000 on tour, and performed on the Deconstruction tour in Europe with NOFX, played the main stage of the Vans Warped Tour in the summer. Ben Lythberg began playing drums for the band during the fall, winter and spring while Redmond finished his masters degree.

In September 2002, “End Transmission” was released. Redmond left the band and was replaced by Lythberg. They toured that fall with Boy Sets Fire and Atreyu. The final European tour was in early 2003. They opened for Bad Religion and Finch in the spring of 2003. “Bright Flashes” was released in November 2003. This featured songs that were recorded for End Transmission, along with covers of songs by Helmet, Devo, and Jane’s Addiction along with 3 remixes of songs from End Transmission. One of the album’s songs, Skeptic, was featured on the game Need for Speed Underground 2 as in-game music. The band announced in the fall of 2004 that they would be disbanding, and would play their final show in January 2005 in Buffalo, NY. The final show featured appearances by almost of every member who had ever played in the band. Redmond, Dressler, and Whiteside joined Salemi and Taberski for a performance of the song ‘Lookinglasself”, and orignal vocalist Chris Galas joined them for the song “Comatose”.

The band claimed to have been on “a mission to combine intellectual theory with aggressive music”. The members of the band are all straight edge, but according to Frank Vicario, they’re “not really singing about it or promoting it”.

After Snapcase dissolved, Vicario, Perry and Lythberg formed the band Attractive, with Josh English from the band Sixgoingonseven.

Tim Redmond now teaches AP government at Williamsville East High school.

snapcase - 1992 - comatose 7'' (victory records)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?x6v328rm52503ov

snapcase - 1993 - lookinglasself (victory records)

Download:http://www.mediafire.com/?pkh7exhj2ocx9txsnapcase - 1997 - progression through unlearning (victory records)

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snapcase - 2000 - designs for automotion (victory records)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?3fps32lg3k3tvoc

snapcase - 2002 - end transmission LP + 7'' (victory records)

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And great full live show!

ressurection

One of my favourite bands!

threadbare

When I see videos like this I wish to go back in 90's.

jackhammer

I don't have any info about this band but Jackhammer is really one of the best unknown bands. You need to check them. Angry, slowly chugga chugga in the vein of Mean Season. Last 2 weeks I listened to them everyday. First release was demo tape on Catalyst Records in 1993 and they guys putted out 7'' on Initial Records - and as you know Initial don't have shitty releases)))

jackhammer - 1993 - demo cassete (catalyst records)
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jackhammer - estranged 7'' (initial records)

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farside

farside - 1994 - rigged (revelation records)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?3mxjgwiy8y5zifa

farside - 1994 - scrap (comida records)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?q1ab94bttauz4ee

sale sale sale

Temperance – Never Forget 7’’
Undertow – At Both Ends LP
Focal Point 7’’
Mean Season 7’’ limited euro tour cover
Strife 1st 7’’ (indecision records)
Backlash LP
Strongarm - advent of miracle LP TEST PRESS
STRONGARM - advent of miracle GREEN LP Limited to 15!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

offers to xxxonetruthxxx@(nospam)gmail.com

man will surrender

Progressive, heavy melodic hardcore” band from Southern California.
Discography:
Instrument EP 1994 (Conversion Records)
Castrato EP 1995 (Conversion Records)
Five On The Dime 1996 (Equal Vision Records)
s/t 1997 (Revolution)

Scott Ellis (drummer) later went on to help form both Human Waste Project and TheStart. He also plays in She Wants Revenge. Frosty (Paul Hertz)(guitar) was previously in Chain of Strength. Lance Webber (singer, guitar) went on to form The Art of Safecracking and later joined TheStart.

If anybody have rest other releases please upload them and share link in comments.

man will surrender - 1995 - castrato 7'' (conversion records)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?yo1z2nd15c144ms

enkindel

enkindel - 1993 - unsaid... 7'' (better days records)

Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?265aflfdaenu58a

burn

burn & prison - 1995 - split (lost and found records)

Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?62c74d1tw8j9pb0

a chorus of disapproval

One of the best bands for me - non-compromising angry straight edge hardcore in the vein of Judge, Inside Out with elements of 90's newschool hardcore. It's fucking crazy band - just listen and read lyrics.

Things were tough all over for a straight edge kid in the Long Beach and Lakewood punk scenes in the 1980s. No scene to speak of had existed in Cerritos since Channel 3 and Hated. And for years Jeff Banks had made his bones with punk rock bands The Imps, Dead Tradition and the seminal California alleycore punk rock outfit Visual Discrimination. Sharing the stage with the likes of the Cro-Mags, Uncle Slam, Excel and Blast!, Banks honed his chops and earned a reputation for being a seemingly endless fountain of hooks and riffs. Isaac Golub was weaned on early 1980s punk shows at the Cuckoo’s Nest, catching every act from FEAR to Suicidal Tendencies. A prodigious writer even as a young child, an early stint with Pasadena punk band Short Circuit lit the fire in Golub’s belly to be heard beyond the poet’s pad. He was bitten by the hardcore bug after singing with the band Identity. The infection of hardcore continued to grow.

A chance meeting between these two in Costa Mesa in 1987 would change everything.

While Banks continued to churn out the goods with Visual Discrimination, It was his brief role as guitarist with Long Beach legends Half-Off that brought him and Isaac to a hardcore common ground. Golub and Banks had mutual friends in the Half-Off circle, and their paths were crossing constantly. At practice sessions for the Shoot Guns EP it was particularly evident that Banks and Golub had a kinship for the art of hardcore, and shared a philosophy that straight edge and hardcore were inextricably intertwined.

While Visual Discrimination had its share of straight edge tunes, it was a punk band. What Banks and Golub were looking for was an avenue to get out what was a hard-sell on the West Coast streets in those days: Aggressive, No-nonsense, Non-compromising Straight Edge Hardcore.

“Something was brewing,” said legendary filmmaker Evan Jacobs. “When Banks and Isaac showed up with their bic-bald heads, X fists and oversized XCHORUSX hooded sweatshirts at the Hard Stance show, and just stood in the back and watched, it was ominous. Both are devastatingly handsome, but it was more than that. It was a churning, swirling maelstrom-in-the-making, and lightning struck that night. You could just tell these guys were the face of Southern California Straight Edge Hardcore.”

a chorus of disapproval - 1990 - the chorus 7'' (nemesis records)

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http://www.mediafire.com/?facmfdzg3szygfq

a chorus of disapproval - 1994 - firm standing law 10'' (new age records)

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