Kuroishi – "Sound the Alarm" LP 2x12-Inch By the early 1980s the

By the early 1980s the band stripped things down even further to a high velocity hardcore sound and kicked off the legendary Mutha label with the release of their debut 7" in 1982

a piano ballad inspired by the Fun Boy Three

Originally released on CD in 2004 by Parts Unknown Records

as evident in his current projects Planet B and Satanic Planet

All You Can Hide Inside

Kuroishi – "Sound the Alarm" LP 2x12-Inch By the early 1980s theFinlands d beat hardcore punk band Krishi is finally dropping their monster second LP Sound The Alarm. While the sold out first LP Poverty. Ignorance. Greed. Slavery stemmed from a traditional Scandinavian style of Tragedy via Wolfbrigade, Sound the Alarm LP leans a lot more on a tasteful Japanese hardcore influence. The Tragedy heaviness and bleak atmosphere is still prevalent, with crushing dirges and desperate melodic riffing, but here the songs