Tuesday, March 29, 2011

"This Is Not A Punk Show" But with Punk Band, Artworks, Veggies, and Lots of Fun...






SICK!!! 


Legarda started the show with their beautiful Mogwai / Isis inspired post-rock,,,  and yes, this is the best way to start an art show.. 


Jahannam (ex-Omerta) followed. Not bad for a first show : p ..  


Bad Omen comes next... They've been around for more than 20 years, and they're still punk rocking... 


Execution Of Terror dish out with their metal-crust tune.. 


Bystorm closes the show with their 90's inspired hardcore ala-Integrity, can't wait for their full length  


3D Punks 





Awesome show, great night, great food, and beautiful artworks... A night filled with inspirations and overflowing passion. Kudos to Keith Dador for these great photos (click here for more pics_... Check DIYPINOYHCPUNK for more show details. Folks over at DIYPINOYHCPUNK will organize a film showing this coming Sunday, as well as some hardcore bands..    

Saturday, March 19, 2011

Krissi Vegan Action - About Life, Punk rock, Veganism, etc...


If you've read Slug & Lettuce zine, you are probably aware about Krissi - the vegan activists in charged with "Vegan Action" column in S&L where anti-authoritarian / punk ideology and veganism / animal rights meet. As far as i know, Krissi is one f the pioneer (correct me if i'm wrong) of nonprofit organization animal rights group called Vegan Action, a Richmond, Virginia-based group dedicated to helping animals, environment, and human health through educating the public regarding the importance and benefits of a cruelty-free lifestyle. n addition to organizing public outreach campaigns, Krissi is also a punk mom and busy on raising vegan kids. Here’s that interview. (this interview was done couple of years back.. )


TOGC: Hi Krissi, introduce yourself and what are your activities in the scene?


Krissi- Krissi Vandenberg, 33 years old, momma of a 9 month old baby named arrow, I work for vegan action and go to graduate school for sociology for the most part I go to shows and have vegan action tables at shows and local events. I also helped organize Lady Fest Richmond last year. I try to be a vegan inspiration for people in the scene. It’s good to see someone that is 33 and still holding true.


TOGC: Could you please share to us how’s life their in Richmond. I've red in Slug N' Lettuce that you guys have a very active punk scene there. 

Krissi- Richmond is an interesting little city. It is the southern capital still holding on to a lot of outdated ideas but it has a blooming music and art scene at the same time. so, I can walk to the market and see people I know and still get to see some good shows in town. We have a college here that attracts a lot of folks and helps keep the political groups, artists, and musicians well populated. We also have a decent amount of activists for the size of the city. We have a strong pro-choice movement going as well as a political info shop, a queer run space, and a very successful food not bombs program. Vegan action is very supported in the scene although vegans are becoming fewer and fewer for some reason. Most of the time folks make vegan food for events because they do believe it is the best option even if they are not vegan themselves.

TOGC: What kind/style of music you are into? How/where do you get a record and what is you’re favorite record?
Krissi- I like all music except for new country. Yes, I even like gospel. We have a great little record store in town that has a great selection, especially for vinyl. That’s where I get most of my music. I’ve been known to buy one or two from e-bay. I can name my five favorite albums: Jawbreaker - 24 Revenge Therapy, Propagandhi - Less Talk, More Rock , Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane over the Sea , Fugazi - First album (self titled) , and Sleater-Kinney - Call the Doctor

TOGC: Are you a sXe? If you are, into what extent?

 Krissi- nope, not straight-edge.

TOGC:  In your column in SNL, most of your writings are about in the scene, instead veganism. Why?

Krissi- well, I like to mix it up and I don't like to preach. I like to offer information about veganism but within a context that folks can relate to. Veganism is a lifestyle, it's not just about what you eat or wear. The scene is a part of veganism and veganism is a part of the scene.

TOGC:  What sort of feedback do you receive? How do you feel about it?

Krissi- I have only had positive feedback about my column, I’m happy to say. I have had some folks question things I’ve said or opinions I’ve taken but that is a good thing. I like to debate, I like to hear other people's ideas and opinions. That’s the best way to learn and better understand ourselves.

TOGC: How often do you receive insults and criticism (unconstructive and mostly talking shit about you) about  about your lifestyle? Have you been in a fight because someone’s insult you?
Krissi- I rarely have been insulted or criticized. I’ve been teased and I’ve heard the same bad jokes for a really long time. But no, I’ve never fought about it. If someone tries to pick a verbal fight about it I just walk away because I realize it is not worth my time. I would rather spend my time being positive and talking to people who are open and truly interested. I’ve never felt that I needed to physically defend my beliefs or lifestyle. I’m all about being non-violent.

TOGC: About veganism, when did you start practicing it? Who introduce you to that lifestyle/idea?

Krissi- I became vegetarian in high school and vegan in 1994. I had been reading books and pamphlets about food choices and I was initially inspired to become vegan by a friend here in Richmond from a band Four Walls Falling. My boyfriend was in the band and hanging out with Tyler really helped me become vegan and know what and how to eat. Sadly, he is no longer vegan (it broke my heart to find that out a few years ago).

TOGC:  Who teach you how to cook? Can you share to us your top 3 favorite recipe?

Krissi- i have lived with a lot of great vegan cooks in the last ten years which has really helped me out tremendously. i think learning how to make nutritional yeast cheese has been the most exciting food item for me as well as making kick ass vegan desserts. my three favorite things to make right now are:

Nutritional yeast cheese:
/2 c. nutritional yeast flakes 1/2 c. flour
1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. garlic powder
2 c. water 1/4 c. margarine

1 tsp. wet mustard 2 tbsp. soy sauce.

Mix dry ingredients in a sauce pan. Whisk in water. Cook over medium heat, stirring, until thick and bubbling. Remove from heat and whip in the rest of the ingredients. It will thicken as it cools.

Lentil Dhal:
3 tbsp oil 1 chopped onion
2 crushed garlic cloves 2 tsp grated ginger
1 tsp chili powder 1/2 tsp turmeric
1/2 cup green lentils 1/2 cup red lentils
2 cups water salt and pepper to taste

Sauté onion and garlic in the oil until soft. Mix in the spices and ginger with a little of the water in the pan. Add the rest of the water and the lentils and bring to a boil. Cover and simmer for 20 minutes.

Peanut butter balls:
1 cup peanut butter 1 cup chocolate chips
1 cup margarine 1 pound of confectioners sugar
2 cups crushed graham crackers.

Mix peanut butter, margarine, sugar and graham crackers together and roll into balls. Melt the chocolate chips by double boiling and pour over the peanut butter balls. Serve chilled.

TOGC:  Do you plant your own veggies? Do you have a garden or farm? Is it organic or what?

Krissi- Yes, I do have a nice little organic farm. In my front yard I have cucumbers and broccoli as well as a lot of herbs and in the back yard I have tomatoes, okra and yellow squash. It is so rewarding to grow your own food if you have the space. It is really awesome to give people food that you have grown yourself from seeds.

TOGC:  Can you tell us something about the animal right/liberation movement in the Virginia?

Krissi- It waxes and wanes. Animal rights used to be more of a priority in the mid-nineties but now most everyone has dropped it and focuses just on human issues. It makes me sad but there are still a good handful of us keeping things together and still making things happen. We still have hope that activists will see that all efforts for equality and happiness are connected.


TOGC:  What is the most unforgettable experience do you have during protest?

Krissi- one of the most amazing experiences was protesting the circus many years ago and a woman who had a ticket to go to the circus decided not to go and even grabbed a sign and joined the protest, that was bad ass.

TOGC: Speaking of protest or should I say direct action, have you bombed some slaughter houses or threw a bricks in at the glass window of McDonalds, burger king and the likes? What can you say to those people who do that?

Krissi- I cannot answer that but I do suggest that folks focus on converting people to veganism instead of focusing on direct action. I am a supporter of liberation but as long as there is a demand, there will be a supply. That is why we have got to get rid of the demand for animals as products buy educating people to do the right thing and become vegan.

TOGC:  Any thoughts you'd like to share on the state of the world today.... with wars, terrorism treats, poverty and environmental issues?

Krissi- I just keep reminding myself not to give up. Looking at the world today and all of the atrocities and injustices going on, it is hard to keep working towards a better future. it is really hard to have faith in humanity when there are people in power making such horrific decisions that affect the lives of so many innocent people. I just keep thinking about working toward a true democracy and sharing a world with people in a positive and caring way. We have a long way to go but I just refuse to give up. I have a tattoo that says "hope" as a daily reminder.

TOGC:  Favorite animal rights slogan.

Krissi- Human freedom, animal rights, all part of the same fight!

TOGC:  Your favorite cartoon characters beside from bugs the vegan bunny.

Krissi- Stewie, from The Family Guy.

TOGC:  The last question, if you are a vegetable what kind of vegetable you are and why?

Krissi- An eggplant. They have an awesome color, shape, and are shiny and a little bit toxic.

TOGC:  I think this interview long enough, thank you very much for answering this, now you can say whatever you want to… Thanks again Krissi, and VIVA-LA VEGAN!!!

Krissi- thanx xoox


*for Animals *for the Environment *for our Health
Vegan Action/Vegan Awareness Foundation
www.vegan.org
information@vegan.org
P.O. Box 4288
Richmond, VA 23220
Phone (804) 502-8736
Fax (804) 254-8346

Friday, March 18, 2011

Thursday, March 17, 2011

This Is Not Just A Punk Show

Yes, this is not just your ussual punk rock and hardcore show. There will be an art exhibit, zine convention, veg fest, film showing, tons of fun! Visit DIYPINOYHCPUNK for more info...  


This is the FIRST ever DIY Hardcore Punk Art Show.
Featuring works of:

Louie Garcia
Argel Garcia
Crisanto De Leon
Mina Cruz
Albert Sy
Lester Wrongkillyou
Jan Sunday Quilaquil
Alden Santiago
Jukus Sepada
Dolf Valenzuela
Arvin Marcial
Felix Rosales
Malvin De Vera
Edwin Martinez
Sam Kiyoumarsi
Vermont Coronel
Ralye Ibañez
Marc Montemayor
Aris Bantug
Selo Bularon
Sheryl Garcia
Sam Pimebomb
Odessa Karuka
Rhado Garcia
Keith Dador
Daphne Dapithapon
England Hidalgo
Reinald Laurel
Christine Bautista
Darwin Dacanay
Carlo Ubong
Egg Santos
Nicol Mesina
Rodel Guinto
JJ Zamoranos
Vic Balanon
Doddie Fajardo.

Participating bands:

Legarda, Kaktus Karuka, Bystorm, Execution of Terror, Omerta and Bad Omen

Visit www.diypinoyhcpunk.com for more shiznits! :D

WAIT THERE'S MORE!!!!!!

Kalye Gallery is having us DIY kids for 4 weekends so we're
making the most out of the place. We're also having special treat for you all!

April 3 - Film Showing

April 9 - DIY Art Forms Demo/Discussion

Featuring artists: Boy Agimat, Epjey Pacheco, Crayola Eater, etc.
Bands: Play, Flash Elorde, Rush IxDx

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Light Bearer - Lapsus



Sounds wise, it seems like this is the continuation of the last album of the UK-based vegan-atheist Fall of Efrafa - Inle, and probably could've tag this with post-hardcore too, or maybe they will fall under sludge or post-metal genre. Musically, Lapsus reminds me of Envy, Sigur Ros, early Baroness, Red Sparrowes, Mouth of the Architect, Amenra, and Cult of Luna. Two members of the FoE, Alex and Lee, are part of this atheist or anti-theist new  band, and just like FOE, Light Bearer and Lapsus are a concept. But this time, instead of conferring about talking hares and bunnies fighting each other (Watership Down), they offer something traditional and interesting, Lucifer. Light Bearer, according to Wikipedia, is the literal translation of Lucifer. And yes, “Lucifer is the first freethinker” and the purveyor of intelligence and free will. And just like FoE, Light Bearer is a “book band” and the concepts are flowing around the book “Paradise Lost” by John Milton, “His Dark Materials” by Philip Pullman, and the book of Genesis that was written by the non-existing lord Jesus himself and the almighty ghost writer. And Lapsus is the first offering of the band and the other album will be named as Silver Tongue, Magisterium, and Lattermost Sword.

I am a huge fan of FoE, from the neo-crust Owsla, to the experimental three 20-minutes something songs Elil, and to the post-hardcore and final album Inle. But personally, I can say that I like this one better than the FoE.







Tracklist:
  1. Beyond The Infinite
  2. Primum Movens
  3. Armoury Choir
  4. The Metatron
  5. Prelapsus
  6. Lapsus 

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Sunday, March 13, 2011

OFF-Line Zine Interview - An In-Depth Interview With Vincent and Claire

Very proud to present to you the interview I did couple of years back. Off-Line is a personal zine that  incorporates veganism and anarchist philosophy and a "good dose of humor." This zine is definitely a MUST have for all zinester out there. This is really personal, reading through the pages of the zine will make you feel that you knew them personally and it feels like you are fully attached to them. Don't get me wrong,no love stories in here, it is filled with emotions, humors, daily experiences, and a lot more. Yes, this is far better than the usual romance pocketbook and their likes. Ah, nuff said. just read on... BTW: the interview was conducted through snail mail.       


TOGC: HI VINCENT AND CLAIRE, WHAT'S GOING ON? PLEASE TELL US SOMETHING ABOUT YOURSELVES AND YOUR ZINE.

VINCENT: I AM 7'6", 435 POUNDS OF PURE MUSCLE, AND LIKE TO SMELL BASIL LEAVES. WELL, ONLY THE LAST ITEM IS TRUE. RIGHT NOW I'M LISTENING TO HEAVY ATMOSPHERIC MUSIC BECAUSE IT SUITS THE NIGHTTIME AND THE CHILL OUTSIDE. I'M DISGUSTED AT THE STATE OF THE WORLD, BUT I'M NOT SURE EXACTLY WHAT MY CALLING IS, TO BE HONEST. I'M 32, I LIKE TO WRITE ARTICLES ABOUT LIFE IN OUR ZINE, AND I GET MY KICKS FROM READING, ROCKING OUT TO OLD SEPULTURA, ROOTING FOR THE METS, HIKING WHEN THE LEAVES TURN IN AUTUMN, SLAMMING NET BALLS IN TENNIS, AND TRYING TO MAKE MY PARTNER CLAIRE LAUGH AT MY FOOLISHNESS!

CLAIRE: I'M A 33-YEAR-OLD HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER. IF I COULD BE ANYTHING OTHER THAN A TEACHER, I WOULD BE A MODERN DANCER. I LOVE SWIMMING IN THE OCEAN. OFF-LINE IS GEARED FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE OPEN MINDS AND WHO VALUE NONVIOLENCE.

TOGC: OFF-LINE ZINE IS MORE ON A PERSONAL LEVEL WITH A BIT TOUCH OF POLITICS TO ADD SOME SPICE. READING QFF-LINE IS LIKE READING A PERSONAL DIARY THAT'S FILLED WITH ALL CONCEIVABLE THINGS. WHY IS THAT?

VINCENT: IF YOU READ MY DIARY (WHICH I STOPPED KEEPING A FEW YEARS AGO, BECAUSE I DIDN'T HAVE THE TIME TO DO IT ANYMORE), YOU'D KNOW OUR ZINE IS NOTHING LIKE IT. COME ON, DO YOU SEE ANY "HELLO KITTY" STICKERS ON THE COVER OF OUR ZINE?! SURE, I LIKE TO BE PERSONAL IN O-L, BECAUSE 1 WELCOME ALL WHO READ IT AS FRIENDS, AND ALSO BECAUSE I DO BELIEVE THAT THE PERSONAL IS POLITICAL. HOWEVER, MV DIARIES AND LETTERS HAVE MANY TANGENTS AND EMOTIONAL OUTBURSTS THAT NEED TO BE FILTERED OUT, SO THE KERNEL OF A STORY INSIDE CAN BE POLISHED AND MADE PRESENTABLE FOR A LARGER AUDIENCE. JUST LOOK AT MY "ANATOMY OF A LOVE LETTER" (IN O-L #37), THE ABRIDGED VERSION OF MY 47-PAGE PLEA FOR A GIRL'S AFFECTION MANY YEARS AGO, WHICH I ORIGINALLY WROTE IN MY DIARY. IT WAS SO ATROCIOUSLY NAIVE! SO WHEN I READ IT AGAIN ONE DAY, I COULD SEE IT WAS RIPE FOR ALL KINDS OF JOVIAL MOCKERY. I AM NOT EMBARRASSED BY MUCH, BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE SOME IMAGE OF PERFECTION I'M TRYING TO UPHOLD. AND I AM NOT GOING TO AVOID POTENTIALLY UNPLEASANT TOPICS, BECAUSE LIFE WITHOUT CONFLICT (AND, THEREFORE, WITHOUT GROWTH) IS BORING, SO ANYTHING IS FAIR GAME.

CLAIRE: I GUESS WE STARTED O-L AS A WAY TO PROMOTE OUR VIEWS AND RAISE AWARENESS OF SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES AMONG OUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY. AT THE TIME, WE WERE MORE INVOLVED IN POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS. SO WE'VE WRITTEN POLITICAL CRITIQUES OR, SOMETIMES, RANTS, IN THE ZINE. NOW THE ZINE SERVES MORE AS A MEANS TO COMMUNICATE WHAT'S GOING ON IN OUR LIVES. WE'RE INTERESTED IN THE LITTLE DAILY ADVENTURES THAT LIFE BRINGS, SO SOMETIMES WE DON'T WRITE POLITICAL ARTICLES AT ALL. I LIKE TO WRITE FICTION, SO OCCASIONALLY WE INCLUDE SHORT STORIES. I'M VEGETARIAN, AND VINCE IS VEGAN; WE BOTH ENJOY COOKING, AND EVERYONE LOVES TO EAT, SO WE INCLUDE OUR VEGAN RECIPES IN IT, TOO. YOU'RE RIGHT, O-L HAS A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING IN IT.

TOGC: DO YOU CONSIDER OFF-LINE AS AN ANARCHIST PERSONAL ZINE?

CLAIRE: THAT PHRASE BRINGS TO MY MIND A CERTAIN AESTHETIC—VERY HARD-CORE, SERIOUS POLITICAL WRITING.  VINCENT WILL WRITE PIECES LIKE THAT, BUT AS 1 SAID BEFORE, O-L ADDRESSES A VARIETY OF TOPICS IN A VARIETY OF TONES, SO IT'S HARD TO LABEL.

VINCENT: IT IS FOR ME, ALTHOUGH 1 ALSO LIKE THE TERM "FREETHINKING," AND WOULD BE CONTENT IF SOMEONE CALLED O-L THAT, TOO. THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF BEING ANTI-AUTHORITARIAN, AND I HOPE THAT'S REFLECTED IN OUR WRITING.

TOGC: AS FAR AS I KNOW, YOU HAVE PUT OUT 36 ISSUES OF OFF-LINE (WOW!). CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO MAKE A ZINE? WHAT IS THE ZINE'S PURPOSE AND GOAL?

VINCENT: WE'RE WORKING ON OUR 40TH NOW! WHEN WE DID THE FIRST ISSUE IN 1999, I HAD NO IDEA WHAT A ZINE WAS. HOWEVER, THE WAR RESISTERS LEAGUE IN NEW YORK HAD A YOUTH PUBLICATION CALLED AWOL THAT WAS A ZINE, FOR ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSES, AND I MODELED O-L ON THAT. THE MANY HUNDREDS OF ZINES I'VE READ SINCE HAVE NO DOUBT INFLUENCED WHAT WE PUT OUT. THERE IS NEVER A SHORTAGE OF HOMBLE STUFF TO DENOUNCE, AND 1 STILL HAVE A BOXFUL OF STORIES I WANT TO TELL. BASICALLY, I JUST WANT PEOPLE TO LOVE US, MAN!

TOGC: WHERE DO YOU GET THE INSPIRATION TO WRITE ON CERTAIN TOPICS THAT OFF-LIME TACKLES?

CLAIRE: EVERYDAY, THERE SEEMS TO BE SOMETHING THAT ENRAGES EITHER ONE OF US. IT COULD BE ANYTHING FROM RUDE PEOPLE ON THE STREET TO DESTRUCTIVE U.S. FOREIGN POLICY IN IRAQ. O-L IS A PLACE TO VENT HOWEVER, 1 AM ALSO INSPIRED BY POSITIVE EXPERIENCES, SUCH AS THE FUNNV MOMENTS FROM THE CLASS ON WOMEN IN U.S. HISTORY I TEACH (O-L #39). OCCASIONALLY, THE INSPIRATION COMES FROM PAIN, SUCH AS WHEN MY MOTHER DIED FROM CANCER (O-F, #36).

TOGC: YOU PRINT ALL THE CORRESPONDENCE YOU RECEIVE (RIGHT?), FROM COMPLIMENTS TO INSULTS—I GUESS YOU DON'T GET MUCH INSULTED. WHY? HOW OFTEN DO YOU RECEIVE LETTERS? DO YOU MANAGE TO REPLY ON THEM ALL?

VINCENT: WHAT YOU SEE IN OUR READERS' FORUM IS WHAT WE GET, FOR THE MOST PART. FOF ME, THAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF THE ZINE, BECAUSE WHO WANTS TO TALK JUST TO HEAR THEMSELVES TALK? JUST ABOUT EVERYONE IN NEW YORK, ACTUALLY . . . IT WOULDN'T BE WORTH DOING WITHOUT THAT INTERACTION AND FEEDBACK. I LIKE WHEN SOMETHING I WRITE BECOMES THE SPRINGBOARD FOR YOU TO SHARE SOME THOUGHTS OF YOUR OWN. I DO TRY TO KEEP UP WITH ALL OF OUR CORRESPONDENCE. IF ONLY WE COULD BE PAID FOR THE THINGS WE LOVE TO DO! INSTEAD, WE HAVE TO PAY WITH OUR PRECIOUS TIME TO DO THE THINGS WE LOVE ...

TOGC: HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE ON YOUR MAILING LIST? HOW MANY COPIES DO YOU PRODUCE? HOW DO YOU DISTRIBUTE IT AROUND THE GLOBE?

VINCENT: MORE THAN 1,200 PEOPLE HAVE READ O-L IN THE HISTORY OF THE ZINE—ABOUT 6 BILLION SHORT OF WORLD DOMINATION, HA HA! THERE'S 100-150 COPIES OF ANY GIVEN ISSUE, SO OBVIOUSLY MOST PEOPLE GET BORED WITH IT AFTER A WHILE. MAYBE WE SHOULD BE WRITING MORE ABOUT BRAD PITT AND PARIS HILTON, EH? BUT NEW PEOPLE ALWAYS COME IN WHEN OLD READERS DROP AWAY,' AND THERE'S ALWAYS BEEN A NICE CORE OF FANS WHO'VE BEEN ALONG FOR THE LONG RIDE. WE'RE NOT VERY AGGRESSIVE ABOUT PUBLICIZING IT—MOST DISTROS ARE UNRELIABLE, I'VE FOUND, AND WE DON'T HAVE A WEB PRESENCE. (WE'RE OFF-LINE, RIGHT?) WE GET REVIEWS SOMETIMES IN OTHER PEOPLE'S ZINES, AND I'VE GONE TO A COUPLE OF UNDERGROUND PRESS FAIRS. THAT'S ABOUT IT.

TOGC: personally i love “faux meat” because it allows me to recreate some old time favorite family recipes, and also because they are a snap to prepare-especially if i'll feeding  non-vegetarians,  but still, im happy and content with my veggies and tofu! I noticed one thing in the recipes you've featured in OFF LINe, that is you dont put meat substitutes or fuax meat products in the ingredients list, why? Whats your opinion about soy mock, meat/faux meat?

Claire: recently we learned in annother zine (scissor socket shocker) that fake meat products have monosodium glutamate or msg-like substances, although it is listed on the packaging as “yeast extract,” spices” or artificial flavors,” and consuming these foods  may contribute to deleterious effects.  I love the taste of fake sausage, but is it worth it? We try to use as few processed products in our recipes as  possible.

Vincent: you must have missed our older issues which includes recipes like “chick n sir fry”with seitan (o-l #24) and soysage and sandwiches (o-l #26), plus there is the “mexenglish breakfast” with fakin bacon in O-L #39. I have enjoyed all kinds of meats of fake meats, but prefer to use whole foods in our recipes rather than be dewpendent on some feceless corporation for my well-being. Do you know that tricalcium phospate is? Me niether.

TOGC: on the first page if every issue of yur zine, there is a line saying “unravel yourself from the web and get offline.” Could you please  further explain your opinion why yoou refuse ti use the internet or computer?

Claire: i find internet invaluable for my work. I use it at school and retain a free e-mail account through my old college.  My objection to the internet is that having it in my home would be a huge  and tim-suck (as well, as cost money easily and bring unwanted viruses onto my computer). I know myself, and i know that i could easily spend hours online.  I try to read a book or magazine or write in my journal in my limited  free time.


Vincent: OL is produced on a computer word processor, and i make my living by using computers.  Moreover, if i opposed the world wide web absolutely, i woudn't be able to devastate my unsuspecting opponents with a clever checkmates while playing internet chess at work.  It is very addictive however so i agree with claire- i might not do anything else if i had it at home.  I dont want my email account because i prefer the DEPTH AND special attention of personal correspondence to the superficiality of most email communication.  We dont buy the latest upgrades and use our old computer hardware as long as possible to minimize waste and putting toxics into landfields.  I never heard anything about going blind from looking too much at computer monitors, though.  I thought blindness came from masturvation.  THAT’S what they used to tach in catholic high school.

TOGC: Claire, as a public school teacher and I'm very sure that you love what youre doing.  So what do you teach?  How do you deal with the relationship-gap between teachers students? And as a TEACHER, HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHY EDUCATION IS REALLY IMPORTANT?

CLAIRE: RIGHT NOW, I TEACH GLOBAL STUDIES (A REQUIRED CLASS) AND TWO ELECTIVE CLASSES: WORLD WAR II AND THE VIETNAM WAR, AND WOMEN IN AMERICAN HISTORY. I DO LOVE TEACHING, BUT IT IS VERY DIFFICULT, STRESSFUL, AND TIME-CONSUMING. I CAN NEVER WAKE UP AND SAY, "OH, I FEEL LIKE SLEEPING IN AND GOING TO WORK LATE." PLANNING IS EVERYTHING—EVEN MY ABSENCES REQUIRE SOME PLANNING. I FEEL PASSIONATE ABOUT WHAT I TEACH, SO DOING A HALF-ASSED JOB IS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO ME. BUT THAT COMMITMENT SOMETIMES IMPACTS MY PERSONAL LIFE, BECAUSE I HAVE LESS TIME TO DO MY PERSONAL PROJECTS OR JUST HANG OUT WITH FRIENDS. IT'S A CONSTANT BALANCING ACT.  I BELIEVE IT IS WORTHWHILE, HOWEVER, BECAUSE I AM TEACHING YOUNG PEOPLE ABOUT PERSONAL AND GLOBAL RESPONSIBILITY, THE IMPORTANCE OF QUESTIONING AUTHORITY (MINE INCLUDED), AND ACTIVISM. I DID DIRECT ORGANIZING WORK FOR AWHILE, AND I OFTEN FELT LIKE I WAS PREACHING TO THE CHOIR. YET IT WAS THE RARE ADULT WHO WAS WILLING TO REALESE THEIR LONG-HELD BELIEFS BECAUSE OF MY PERSISTENCE. I THINK YOUNG PEOPLE ARE MUCH MORE OPEN TO CHANGING THEIR IDEAS. IF THE WORLD IS EVER GOING TO GROW LESS VIOLENT AND MORE JUST, IT WILL BECAUSE OF A GENERATIONAL SHIFT IN VALUES. THESE STUDENTS LIVE IN A PRIVILEGED BUBBLE, AND I'D LIKE TO THINK THAT I'M OPENING UP THEIR MINDS TO NEW PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGING THEM TO DO SOMETHING WORTHWHILE WITH THEIR LIVES. AS TO THE QUESTION OF A "RELATIONSHIP GAP," I ASSUME YOU MEAN THE HIERARCHICAL POSITION I HOLD AS "AUTHORITY FIGURE" WITH THE POWER TO PASS OR FAIL, OR TO MAKE SOME STUDENTS' LIVES MISERABLE AND OTHERS' EASY. I TRY TO MAINTAIN A DEGREE OF DISTANCE SO THAT WE CAN GET SOMETHING ACCOMPLISHED WITH THE ASSIGNED CURRICULUM. I AM NOT THERE TO BE THEIR FRIEND, BUT I AM VERY FRIENDLY, AND I DO SHOW MY PERSONAL SIDE AT TIMES. I GOT MY STUDENTS' ATTENTION ONCE WHEN A GIRL WAS WONDERING IF SHE COULD CHANGE HER ETHNICITY. SHE SAID SHE HATED HER ITALIAN HERITAGE. I SAID YOU CAN'T CHANGE THE FAMILY OR GROUP YOU'RE BORN INTO, BUT YOU CAN TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR OWN VALUES. I EXPLAINED HOW MY ITALIAN AND IRISH FAMILY WAS WORRIED AT FIRST WHEN I BECAME VEGETARIAN. THE KIDS LOVE LEARNING LITTLE DETAILS LIKE THAT ABOUT THEIR TEACHERS, AND HAD ALL SORTS OF QUESTIONS FOR ME ABOUT BEING VEGETARIAN. THAT'S A GREAT MOMENT, AND IT'S WHEN REAL LEARNING HAPPENS.

TOGC: VINCENT, CAN YOU TELL US SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR WORK? WHAT DO YOU DO? DO YOU STILL PAY YOUR TAXES?

VINCENT: I WROTE ABOUT MY JOB AT THE EDUCATIONAL BOOK PUBLISHER IN O-L #37 ("TRUTH IN EDITING"). IT PAYS THE BILLS AND SOMETIMES CAN BE REWARDING. I DON'T PAY MY TAXES BECAUSE I'M OPPOSED TO HOW THE U.S. GOVERNMENT WASTES HALF OF EVERY DOLLAR ON ITS MURDEROUS MILITARY ACTIONS ABROAD, AND THIS LED ME TO LEAVE MY PREVIOUS JOB TO PREVENT THE TAX COLLECTORS FROM TAKING MY MONEY (SEE O-L #31). IT COULD HAPPEN AGAIN, SO I DON'T GET VERY ATTACHED TO MY WORK. IT IS A DIFFICULT LIFESTYLE, BUT MY CONSCIENCE WON'T ALLOW ME TO LIVE ANY OTHER WAY. AND I HAVE TO SAY, AS IT'S BEEN 10 YEARS SO FAR OF A SUCCESSFUL MINI-REBELLION, IT FEELS GOOD TO KNOW THE SYSTEM DOESN'T HAVE TOTAL POWER OVER MY LIFE!

TOGC:  COULD YOU TELL US ABOUT LIFE IN THE USA ? IN NEW YORK?

VINCENT: I TAKE THE TRAIN TO THE CITY AND SQUEEZE THROUGH THE RUSH HOUR CROWDS TO GET TO WORK. SOMETIMES AFTERWARD I WILL GO TO A VEGAN RESTAURANT FOR DINNER AND THEN SEE A METAL SHOW AT A CLUB. THEN IT IS ALWAYS SO NICE TO COME HOME TO MY QUIET APARTMENT TO RELAX. ON HOLIDAYS WE LIKE TO DRIVE NORTH TO SEE WATERFALLS AND HIKE IN THE MOUNTAINS.

CLAIRE: NEW YORK IS GREAT FOR A LOT OF THINGS. WE HAVE ACCESS TO A WEALTH OF FOOD, MUSIC, AND ART FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD. SURPRISINGLY, THE RADIO STATIONS SUCK. IT’S ALL CORPORATE PLAYLISTS AND MORNING SHOWS GEARED TOWARD THE LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR.
WE LIVE IN THE SUBURBS 20 MILES NORTH OF THE CITY, AND WHILE IT IS CONVENIENT HERE, PEOPLE TEND TO BE RUDE AND IN A HURRY ALL THE TIME. I FAVOR SMALLER PLACES AND FRIENDLIER PEOPLE.

TOGC: THERE IS NO DOUBT IN MY MIND THAT AMERICA IS THE GREATEST AND MOST POWERFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. I ASSUME THAT PEOPLE LIVING IN AMERICA ARE FAR LUCKIER THAN THOSE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE THIRD WORLD, LIKE THE COUNTRY WHERE I LIVE—I GUESS YOU KNOW OUR SITUATION HERE. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

VINCENT: IT'S OFTEN HARD FOR ME TO COPE BECAUSE SO MANY PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY, EVEN IN THE SUPPOSEDLY ENLIGHTENED NEW YORK, REFUSE TO QUESTION THE INDOCTRINATED ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT HOW OUR DEMOCRACY OR AFFLUENCE MAKES US SUPERIOR. SURE, YOU CAN CRITICIZE PRESIDENT BUSH (ALTHOUGH MANY STILL BELIEVE IN HIM, NO MATTER HOW MANY CRIMES HE ENACTS!), BUT CAN'T EVER SUGGEST THAT THE USA ISN'T THE GREATEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. ANYONE WHO STUDIES HIDDEN U.S. HISTORY WILL KNOW THIS IS A HARMFUL MYTH—JUST LOOK AT THE SAVAGERY OF U.S. SOLDIERS IN THE PHILIPPINES IN 1899!—WHICH ALLOWS OUR GOVERNMENT TO KEEP DOING THINGS LIKE THE INVASION OF IRAQ AND MINIMALLY HELPING THE POOR PEOPLE OF COLOR WHO LOST THEIR HOMES IN HURRICANE KATRINA. SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE I WANT TO MOVE TO CANADA. ALL GOVERNMENTS ARE CORRUPT, BUT IT IS THE ONES WITH THE MOST POWER THAT DO THE MOST DAMAGE.

CLAIRE: I HAVE SOME EXPERIENCE TRAVELING TO DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, AND I HAVE OF COURSE STUDIED MANY NATIONS, AND I THINK IT'S CLEAR THAT FOR MOST AMERICANS, THE STANDARD OF LIVING IS HIGHER THAN FOR PEOPLE IN OTHER COUNTRIES. BUT THERE IS KIND OF A THIRD WORLD WITHIN AMERICA, THAT SUFFERS FROM POLICE ABUSE, VIOLENCE, AND OFFICIAL NEGLECT, AND THAT IS THE WORKING POOR AND/OR POOR COMMUNITIES OF COLOR.

TOGC: RIGHT NOW, SO MANY PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO HATE AMERICA due to the ONGOING WAR AT THE MIDDLE EAST. AND primarily BECAUSE OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT ACTING AS THE WORLD POLICE AND PEACEMAKERS. WHAT'S YOUR OPINION ON THAT?

CLAIRE: CAN'T BLAME THEM.

VINCENT:  IT IS NEVER GOING TO END BECAUSE AMERICANS ENJOY THEIR EXPENSIVE GADGETS AND NEED THE ENERGY TO POWER THEM. SO AS LONG AS WE ARE DEPENDENT ON OTHER NATIONS FOR OIL, ETC., WE WILL DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO GET WHAT WE WANT... MAYBE EVEN ALLOW HIJACKED PLANES TO FLY INTO OUR TALL BUILDINGS SO WE CAN HAVE AN EXCUSE TO START A GLOBAL WAR?

TOGC: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT AMERICANS WHO SPEAK AGAINST AMERICA? Most Commies / leftist abused this phrase.  

CLAIRE: AS ONE OF THEM, I APPROVE! WE'VE BEEN IN SPORTS STADIUMS WHERE THEY PLAY THE NATIONAL ANTHEM AND EVERYONE IS STANDING, EXCEPT US. AND NO, NO ONE HAS EVER TOSSED THEIR BEER ON US! YAY FOR FREE SPEECH! SO I DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM SPEAKING AGAINST AMERICAN POLICY. I'D RATHER NOT IDENTIFY MYSELF AS AN AMERICAN ANYWAY. I AM A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD.

VINCENT: IT IS TIRESOME AT TIMES TO HEAR LEFTISTS REPEAT THE SAME REFRAINS. I'D RATHER TALK MORE ABOUT VISIONS FOR A NEW COUNTRY—OR, BETTER YET, SMALLER AND MORE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES BASED ON PRINCIPLES OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY, INTERDEPENDENCE, ETHICAL ACTION, COOPERATION, AND MUTUAL AID.

TOGC: BACK TO THE ZINE, PLEASE SHARE WITH US YOUR TOP THREE FAVORITE AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ZINES. 

VINCENT:

  1. IMAGINE (PRACTICAL ANARCHIST PHILOSOPHY) AND DON'T HAVE A COW (VEGAN RECIPES). JOHN JOHNSON, P.O. BOX 8145, RENO, NV 89507 USA.
  2. MIRANDA (STORIES OF A STAY-AT-HOME MOM). KATE HAAS, 3510 SE ALDER STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97214 USA.
  3. VOW (STORIES OF A PUNK ARTIST). KEITH ROSSON, 1426 SE 25TH #3, PORTLAND, OR 97214 USA.

TOGC: MUSIC: EVERY TIME I'VE HEARD THE WORDS "NEW YORK," THE FIRST THOUGHT THAT CAME TO MIND IS HARDCORE/ / SAY THAT BECAUSE NEW YORK ARE WELL KNOWN IN THE HARDCORE COMMUNITY, BECAUSE BANDS LIKE NAUSEA, SICK OF IT ALL, AGNOSTIC FRONT, AND MANY MORE COME FROM YOUR AREA. SO, DO YOU STILL MANAGE TO GO TO SHOWS DESPITE BEING BUSY WITH YOUR JOB, FAMILY AND ZINE WORK?

VINCENT: I AM A GLUTTON FOR LIVE MUSIC AND GO TO ABOUT 40 SHOWS A YEAR. RECENT CONCERTS WERE SIX FEET UNDER (DEATH METAL), TOOL (PSYCHEDELIC HARD ROCK), MEGADETH (THRASH METAL), AND AEROSMITH (CLASSIC ROCK). I DON'T LISTEN TO MUCH HARDCORE, BUT THE NEW SICK OF IT ALL ALBUM, DEATH TO TYRANTS, IS VERY GOOD!

TOGC: LAST ONE: MAYBE YOU CAN TELL US WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO DO IN THE FOLLOWING ISSUES OF OFF-LINE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS INTERVIEW. NOW YOU CAN SAY WHATEVER YOU WANT!

VINCENT: THE 40TH ISSUE WILL HAVE MANY STORIES ABOUT OUR COMMITMENT CEREMONY THIS PAST SUMMER (AN UNOFFICIAL WEDDING NOT SANCTIONED BY THE CHURCH OR GOVERNMENT). IT WAS AN AMAZING DAY, AND SOMEHOW WE WERE ABLE TO PULL OFF A TOTAL DIY COUP—DOING NEARLY EVERY ASPECT OF IT OURSELVES, FROM ACTING AS OUR OWN WEDDING PLANNERS IN MAKING THE ARRANGEMENTS, TO CREATING OUR OWN CEREMONY FROM SCRATCH, AND EVEN COOKING AND SERVING ALL OF THE FOOD FOR 50+ PEOPLE! AS SOON AS I GET A LITTLE MORE ORGANIZED, WE ARE GOING TO SHARE EVERYTHING ABOUT HOW IT CAME TO HAPPEN, IN CASE MAYBE OTHER PEOPLE WOULD LIKE TO CONSIDER DOING IT THIS WAY FOR THEMSELVES!

CLAIRE: THANK YOU, ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE, FOR TAKING SUCH AN INTEREST IN US—WHAT? THIS IS FOR WHO? JUST KIDDING! REALLY, THANKS A LOT FOR WONDERING ABOUT US AND OUR LITTLE PROJECT. GOOD LUCK TO YOU AND YOUR OWN EFFORTS!

OFF-LINE IS FREE, LIKE ALL THINGS SHOULD BE, BUT WE ACCEPT DONATIONS GRATEFULLY. WRITE TO 35 BARKER AVENUE #4G, WHITE PLAINS, NY 10601 USA.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Sauna - Deeper it Goes [CD]



Oh my fucking dead god! So many of us have been waiting for this for so long, and as expected, this is a MASTERPIECE! “Deeper It Goes” is filled with multiple emotions, raging intensity, overflowing of creativity and ultimate layer of uniqueness. The song “Bright eyes”, “”Achilles Heart”, and “Empty is Your Name” are very jaw dropping. Compare to their previous releases, Bystorm/Sauna split cd, Hell Heart EP, “Deeper It Goes” is much better in terms of sound quality and creativity. This Batangas-based hardcore kids are often compared to the great Boston-based band Converge. But definitely they’re not going in a Converge direction; they have their own unique style and sound that will definitely makes you go berzerk on the mosh pit. The song “Deeper’, “Expire” and “Wound Closure” will drown you with bitterness and sorrow that is injected on their music and lyrics. 12 tracks of blood shedding song that really pumps the blood out of me. The best record of the year!!! 

V/A Deep Impact־Run For Your Life Vol#3 CDr

Already the third volume of the Northern Territory international HCpunk compilation series. And I am glad that Dyey (NTR) did because this is a great record with some great bands and of course it is always nice to hear bands for the first time. 6 bands, 24 tracks, and 45 minutes of international HCpunk. This as a compilation of all female/female fronted HCpunk bands. LYCANTHROPHY (Czech Republic) is first on the lists; they’ll take you down with 5 furious all go-no slow tracks. LYCANTROPHY plays raw grind/minecore with screeching vocal delivery and scary-male-back up vocals. Second on the line is Theax (Phil.), an all female HC band. They donated 2 original songs and cover song from Walls of Jericho style breakdowns. M.E.S.S (Israel) hit the third spot, contributing 4 songs. M.E.S.S is a thrashy/metal HCpunk with extreme female vocals which remind me of the great band Romantic Gorilla. TOXIC ORGASM (Phil-Cebu) is next, they are an up-tempo hc/punkrock formation, 5 song of politically powered music.  SIREN (Netherlands) plays solid old-school HC punk with a lot of tempo changes. Siren is an all female band.  SAMOK ESTADO (Phi-Manila) ends with their own brand of D-beat HC. 3 songs of dis-core taken from their live recorded demo cd. The highlights for me are LYCANTROPHY and M.E.S.S. They are so fucking great. The other 4 bands also doing great. But the said two bands really stand out for me. All in all, this is a really good release. Guaranteed to beat those macho-sexist-chauvinists in the pit.  

Friday, March 11, 2011

Time to be creative

As mentioned above, it's time to be creative. I'll try to update this webzine if there's chance. well, i have some old stuffs that worth mentioning here. I'll post them up within the week. Stay tuned!

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Distro (Delusion of Terror)

Below are some of the available stuffs under "DELUSION OF TERROR" distro, own and operated solely by the bastard named EMMAN. Just get in touch if you are interested in some of his titles.. You can contact EMMAN through: 






Delusion of Terror is a small independent hardcore punk record label and distribution that started in early 2003 and is conveniently base in Bulacan / Manila. The label is solely runned and operated by me (EMMAN). It aims to support and release the finest local and international underground bands and is being run according to the DIY principles. I have 10 releases to date , mostly collaboration with various labels here and abroad, more are in the woodworks so be on the lookout. I also carry CD’s, Tapes, some Vinyl’s from various labels abroad ranging from punk, crust, hardcore, thrash, grind, death and whatever else that is brutal, loud, uncompromising and thought provoking. I'm also involved in helping out bands from abroad that wish to tour and play here in our country, that is if time permits. Some of the bands we had helped in getting gigs here in the Philippines are Container Crusties From Hell (France), Demisor (Singapore), SOL (Germany), Vivisick (Japan), Steve Towson (Australia) Vitamin X (Holland) Cluster Bomb Unit (Germany) WAR ALL THE TIME (UK) MAGNICIDE (Singapore) , PAZAHORA (Singapore) and most recently PISSCHRIST (Australia). Part of the International Te Amo DIY HC/Punk Conspiracy!!! Contact me at Delusion.of.Terror@gmail.com ...... ...... .... 34 track 4 way split Cd of ripping Trans pacific (US-Philippines) hardcore punk conspiracy. Featuring ISTUKAS OVER DISNEYLAND (Catchy mid tempo punk with hints of Oi!), LA GRITA (Fast and furious thrashcore along the lines of Los Crudos and Ruidosa Inmundicia), KILLRATIO (Mean and dirgey hc/punk with D-beat tendencies), ESKAPO (No frills old school hardcore onslaught with urgent socio-political lyrics). Co release with TakeFour Collective & Love from Hate ......





A 21 TRACK COMPILATION CD FEATURING ASIA'S BEST KEPT HC PUNK ACTS. PROVING THAT HC PUNK IS DEFINITELY ALIVE AND KICKING IN THE ASIAN CONTINENT.ANOTHER COLLABORATIVE EFFORT FROM DELUSION OF TERROR RECORDS AND LOVE FROM HATE RECORDS. ZINE MAKERS, GET IN TOUCH, JUST SEND ME A COPY OF YOUR ZINE AND I'LL BE MORE THAN GLAD TO GIVE YOU THIS BABY FOR REVIEW, MIGHT THROW IN SOME EXTRA SHIT IF IM FEELING FINE AND DANDY. DISTROS, LABELS GET IN TOUCH FOR POSSIBLE TRADES, AFFORDABLE WHOLESALE RATES! MOST PROBABLY THE LAST D.O.T RELEASE... SPREAD THE LOVE LIKE A PLAGUE UNTIL IT INFECTS EVERYONE!!!

LOCAL: P200 (STORE AND DIRECT PURCHASE FROM THE LABEL)
INTERNATIONAL: $7 (POSTAGE PAID)

7' VINYLS

AUS ROTTEN "FUCK NAZI SYMPATHY" (Havoc)
Assassinate - s/t (Whisper in Darkness)
CARDIAC ARREST-“Lifes a dead end” 7" (Grave Mistake)
DISRESPECT s/t 7" (Profane Existence) red vinyl
DESTROY "BURN THIS RACIST SYSTEM DOWN" (Havoc)
END OF ALL "Places" 7" (Halo of Flies) purple vinyl
Imperial Leather - "Antibodies" (Profane Existence)
Lahempana Loppua - s/t (Fight)
LIES FEED THE MACHINE - gallows 7"(behind the scenes)
MASAKARI “Eden Compromised” 7" (Halo of Flies)
Mob 47 "Karnvapen Attack" (Havoc)
Moderat Likvidation "Marionett I Kedjor" (Havoc)
Moderat Likvidation "Kottahuve" (Havoc)
NEVER BUILT RUINS "schutt und asche" 7 (Rinderherz)
SABOTEUR-“A never ending bore” 7' (Haunted Hotel)
SECOND OPINION-“Youth Revolt” 7' (Cowabunga)
SICK FIX - s/t 7' (Third Party)
SMOL "I Couldn't Care Less" 7' (Reiterate)
Sotatila "Vituiks Meni" 7' (Havoc)
STRONG INTENTION “Each Day Lived…” (Six Weeks)
Suffer "End Construction" 7' (Flat Earth)
Vitamin X "People that Bleed" 7 (Havoc)
Vitamin X "Rip it Out" (Havoc)
VOETSEK-“Tinea Cruris” 7' (Six Weeks)
WHOLE IN THE HEAD - reclaim your future 7" (Distort)

SPLIT 7' VINYLS

Against Empire / Auktion 7' (Threat To Existence)
COLD WAR / VOETSEK 7' (Deep Six) Pink Vinyl
Disclose / Scarred For Life 7' (Despotic)
DSB / The Assassinators 7" (Halo of Flies)
HIRAX / F.K.U. 7" (Deep Six) white vinyl
Hirax/Violator 7"(Deep Six/Black Devil) orange vinyl
INSTANT ASSHOLE/MOUTH SEWN SHUT 7" (Tankcrimes)
MIND OF ASIAN / VOETSEK 7"(Deep Six) clear vinyl
MISANTROPIC / DEATHRACE 7"(halvfabrikat)
One Last Sin / Device Change 7" (Answer)
Onanizer/ Herpes De Crachiat De Fillette 7' (Undislessed)
Strong Intention / Solid Decline 7" (Vendetta)

Tapes

ABRAHAM CROSS "End of time" (Black Konflik)
BRUTAL TERRORISM "DISCOGRAPHY" (Black Konflik)
CEREBRAL TURBULENCY "FORCES CLOSING DOWN"
FACADA "SHIT AND RUN" (Suara Bebas)
LOOKING FOR AN ANSWER "BUSCANDO UNA RESPUESTA" (Suara Bebas)
PEACEFUL PROTEST "IN PROTEST WE TRUST" (Black Konflik)
TOMORROW "CHIEDI TROPPO"(Black Konflik)
OUT OF TOUCH "DISCOGRAPHY"(Black Konflik)
v/A Pilipinas Thrash Detonation (Still Ill)

CD

BOLESNO GRINJE "Od Nesvijesti Do Grinda" (Criptas)
BOLESNO GRINJE "Pobjeda je nasa" (Criptas)
CERTIFIED INSANE "Raw , Crude N' Relentless" (HMW)
CRIMENES DE GUERRA "Sangre Rebelde" (Shaman)
CZOLGOSZ/CRITICA RADICALA "so mai cares" (self release)
DISUNDEAD "La Era De La Obscuridad" (Criptas)
EMPHYSEMA "Cheeses christ" (Akracia)
FLESHGRIND "Murder Without End" (Century Media)
GENOCIDE "Blood Spilled" (Under Drugs Production)
GERBOPHILIA "Militeratogene" (Goatgrind)
GERIATRIC UNIT "Nuclear Accidents" (Violent Change)
PUNISHED EARTH "Corporate Dictatory" (self release)
SUBURBAN SHOWDOWN "Any Minor inconvenience mus be Eliminated" (Rodent Popsicle)

V/A "Feed your Ego" (NAT)

featuring GOATWORSHIPPER (Kawakami of Disclose solo noise project), CARAVANA ANARQUISTA (Japan), 7 MINUTES OF NAUSEA (Germany), DEAD PENI (switzerland), POOCHLATZ (israel) and Dave Philips (switzerland)

V/A "NO Hold Back.. All Attack!!!" (Havoc)
Calloused, Damage Deposit, Holding On,Provoked,Scorned, Misery plus a whole slew of Twin City hardcore punk bands, doubke disc.

V/A "Thrash and Burn" An Irish Tribute to Thrash (Underground Movement)
15 Irish Thrash bands paying homage to the likes of Violence, Slayer, Kreator, Testament, Celtic Frost, Nuclear Assault, Lawnmower Deth, Sacred Reich, D.R.I, Sepultura, etc. Digipack.

VORMIT "Life is your Enemy" (Sarawak Metal Force)

Zine

KONSPIRAZINE #3 "The resurrection issue" with Biofeedback, The Beauty of Doubt, King Ly Chee, Insane Bazooka, 350.org, etc.