Magrudergrind - Rehashed (2007), 320kbps MLRG

MLRG presents - Metal-legions Magrudergrind began in September of 2002. This District of Columbia powerviolence/grindcore trio self released their first demo/EP entitled “Don’t Support Humanitary Aid That’s Led By The Church” in a months time. After selling out of these extremely quickly and receiving a tremendous positive response, they wrote, recorded, and self released their second CD EP six months later, entitled “Religious Baffle.” In the summer of ’03 they embarked on two tours, one two week tour in the South Eastern US and one two week tour in the North Eastern US. In late ’03 they recorded five tracks for their split 7” with Vomit Spawn on Militant-Records (Los Angeles, CA) and split tape with Akkolyte on Death, Agony, and Screams Records (Baltimore, MD). In the summer of ’04 Magrudergrind went out on a two month full US tour which involved dates in Mexico and Canada. This tour was booked entirely DIY by the band. After returning home from tour, they found a home for their eight track debut EP 7” on Punks Before Profits Records (Rochester, NY). Before the next summer in ‘05, they managed to pump out three split EP’s. These included a split EP with west coast powerviolence / grind veterans Godstomper which was released on Nuclear BBQ Party Records (Los Angeles, CA) and To Live A Lie Records (Raleigh, NC), a split EP with A Warm Gun which was released on Misfire Records (Washington DC) and McCarthyism Records (Baltimore, MD). Tracklist - 01. Closed Off 02. Keep Laughing 03. I'm Fucking Done 04. The Final Pollution 05. JC And AA 06. Deceiver 07. Financial Downpour On Tight Ties 08. Putting Anthrax In The Beer Tap On Britpop Saturdays 09. Rehashed 10. The Fast End Theory 11. No God Rhetoric (Served Here) 12. Layer of Waste 13. Zero Substance 14. Trustfund Whitey 15. Too Good For Good 16. Karma Smacks You In The Face 17. Trend Bender 18. Drifting Away

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Surrealistic_birth (2009-08-18)

Quality is decent... not wonderful.
But it's a satisfactory album by an enjoyable Powerviolence band.