Siega: S/T 7" (new)
Finally after millions of shit around as allways is out one of the best records on the label. After theis fucking brilliant demo SIEGA is back (and gone forever) with their debut 7". 7 FUCKING great songs that take back the punkcrust sound of the 90s. Bands like DETESTATION, D`ROTZBOUWEN and the great 90s eurocrust comes to mind but they give to all personal touch with rawer and darker sound and even more PUNK in their midtempo riffs with amazing female vocals in the front giving really personal sense to all, for me one of the best female vocals I have seen.Lyrics are not void and take the torche of their personal struggles being anarchist and female. Artwork by Amy (singer of the band) and silkscreenedin close jacket with insert with lyrics. Really a great piece of gold for any PUNK around. Limited to 300 copy.
Our take: Debut--and, sadly, it appears to be final--EP from this hardcore band out of Barcelona. With all of the great hardcore coming out of that city for the past several years you know that no one is going to come at you with any weak stuff, and I dare so there's no one who would dismiss Siega as weak. This is some burly yet catchy hardcore crust that, on the one hand, has a good deal in common with modern Barcelona d-beat influenced bands like Destino Final and Glam, but also has a bit of the kind of creepy, claustrophobic atmosphere of Rudimentary Peni. The riffs are simple but memorable, and the vocals are probably the band's strongest asset, a throat-shredding yell that I'd almost be scared to sing along with lest I do permanent damage to my vocal cords. I always really like this style of hardcore that kind of floats back and forth between straightforward d-beat and more traditional hardcore, and if you do this is well worth checking out.
Our take: Debut--and, sadly, it appears to be final--EP from this hardcore band out of Barcelona. With all of the great hardcore coming out of that city for the past several years you know that no one is going to come at you with any weak stuff, and I dare so there's no one who would dismiss Siega as weak. This is some burly yet catchy hardcore crust that, on the one hand, has a good deal in common with modern Barcelona d-beat influenced bands like Destino Final and Glam, but also has a bit of the kind of creepy, claustrophobic atmosphere of Rudimentary Peni. The riffs are simple but memorable, and the vocals are probably the band's strongest asset, a throat-shredding yell that I'd almost be scared to sing along with lest I do permanent damage to my vocal cords. I always really like this style of hardcore that kind of floats back and forth between straightforward d-beat and more traditional hardcore, and if you do this is well worth checking out.
Finally after millions of shit around as allways is out one of the best records on the label. After theis fucking brilliant demo SIEGA is back (and gone forever) with their debut 7". 7 FUCKING great songs that take back the punkcrust sound of the 90s. Bands like DETESTATION, D`ROTZBOUWEN and the great 90s eurocrust comes to mind but they give to all personal touch with rawer and darker sound and even more PUNK in their midtempo riffs with amazing female vocals in the front giving really personal sense to all, for me one of the best female vocals I have seen.Lyrics are not void and take the torche of their personal struggles being anarchist and female. Artwork by Amy (singer of the band) and silkscreenedin close jacket with insert with lyrics. Really a great piece of gold for any PUNK around. Limited to 300 copy.
Our take: Debut--and, sadly, it appears to be final--EP from this hardcore band out of Barcelona. With all of the great hardcore coming out of that city for the past several years you know that no one is going to come at you with any weak stuff, and I dare so there's no one who would dismiss Siega as weak. This is some burly yet catchy hardcore crust that, on the one hand, has a good deal in common with modern Barcelona d-beat influenced bands like Destino Final and Glam, but also has a bit of the kind of creepy, claustrophobic atmosphere of Rudimentary Peni. The riffs are simple but memorable, and the vocals are probably the band's strongest asset, a throat-shredding yell that I'd almost be scared to sing along with lest I do permanent damage to my vocal cords. I always really like this style of hardcore that kind of floats back and forth between straightforward d-beat and more traditional hardcore, and if you do this is well worth checking out.
Our take: Debut--and, sadly, it appears to be final--EP from this hardcore band out of Barcelona. With all of the great hardcore coming out of that city for the past several years you know that no one is going to come at you with any weak stuff, and I dare so there's no one who would dismiss Siega as weak. This is some burly yet catchy hardcore crust that, on the one hand, has a good deal in common with modern Barcelona d-beat influenced bands like Destino Final and Glam, but also has a bit of the kind of creepy, claustrophobic atmosphere of Rudimentary Peni. The riffs are simple but memorable, and the vocals are probably the band's strongest asset, a throat-shredding yell that I'd almost be scared to sing along with lest I do permanent damage to my vocal cords. I always really like this style of hardcore that kind of floats back and forth between straightforward d-beat and more traditional hardcore, and if you do this is well worth checking out.
$3.95
Siega: S/T 7" (new)—
$3.95
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Finally after millions of shit around as allways is out one of the best records on the label. After theis fucking brilliant demo SIEGA is back (and gone forever) with their debut 7". 7 FUCKING great songs that take back the punkcrust sound of the 90s. Bands like DETESTATION, D`ROTZBOUWEN and the great 90s eurocrust comes to mind but they give to all personal touch with rawer and darker sound and even more PUNK in their midtempo riffs with amazing female vocals in the front giving really personal sense to all, for me one of the best female vocals I have seen.Lyrics are not void and take the torche of their personal struggles being anarchist and female. Artwork by Amy (singer of the band) and silkscreenedin close jacket with insert with lyrics. Really a great piece of gold for any PUNK around. Limited to 300 copy.
Our take: Debut--and, sadly, it appears to be final--EP from this hardcore band out of Barcelona. With all of the great hardcore coming out of that city for the past several years you know that no one is going to come at you with any weak stuff, and I dare so there's no one who would dismiss Siega as weak. This is some burly yet catchy hardcore crust that, on the one hand, has a good deal in common with modern Barcelona d-beat influenced bands like Destino Final and Glam, but also has a bit of the kind of creepy, claustrophobic atmosphere of Rudimentary Peni. The riffs are simple but memorable, and the vocals are probably the band's strongest asset, a throat-shredding yell that I'd almost be scared to sing along with lest I do permanent damage to my vocal cords. I always really like this style of hardcore that kind of floats back and forth between straightforward d-beat and more traditional hardcore, and if you do this is well worth checking out.
Our take: Debut--and, sadly, it appears to be final--EP from this hardcore band out of Barcelona. With all of the great hardcore coming out of that city for the past several years you know that no one is going to come at you with any weak stuff, and I dare so there's no one who would dismiss Siega as weak. This is some burly yet catchy hardcore crust that, on the one hand, has a good deal in common with modern Barcelona d-beat influenced bands like Destino Final and Glam, but also has a bit of the kind of creepy, claustrophobic atmosphere of Rudimentary Peni. The riffs are simple but memorable, and the vocals are probably the band's strongest asset, a throat-shredding yell that I'd almost be scared to sing along with lest I do permanent damage to my vocal cords. I always really like this style of hardcore that kind of floats back and forth between straightforward d-beat and more traditional hardcore, and if you do this is well worth checking out.
