d-beat – Bloodspit https://bloodspit.net D.I.Y. punk label/distribution Sun, 11 Oct 2026 17:38:50 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.4 https://bloodspit.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/blood_spit_web.png d-beat – Bloodspit https://bloodspit.net 32 32 DEATH CULTURE DEPRIVATION – Finis – T-shirt https://bloodspit.net/en/produkt/death-culture-deprivation-finis-tricko/ Mon, 13 Jul 2026 09:33:03 +0000 https://bloodspit.net/?post_type=product&p=712 Fruit of the Loom

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]]> DEATH CULTURE DEPRIVATION – Past – EP https://bloodspit.net/en/produkt/death-culture-deprivation-past-ep/ Fri, 10 Jul 2026 19:21:44 +0000 https://bloodspit.net/?post_type=product&p=688 Past is a restless record rooted in hardcore punk, yet constantly drifting into crust and rock. Wild Eastern European riffs, unpredictable drums and raw punk vocals hold together six songs that refuse to fit into a single box.

Short, intense and written with its own identity from beginning to end.

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]]> DEATH CULTURE DEPRIVATION / CONSUSSA – split – EP https://bloodspit.net/en/produkt/death-culture-deprivation-consussa-split-ep/ Thu, 09 Jul 2026 18:11:28 +0000 https://bloodspit.net/?post_type=product&p=685 Death Culture Deprivation deliver chaotic hardcore punk with a crust edge, razor-sharp guitars and raw punk vocals that give the entire record a frantic atmosphere. Four short tracks in just five minutes—simply all-out destruction.

On the flip side, Concussa answer with heavier d-beat, slower buildups and a darker atmosphere. Both tracks feel like getting whipped with a rasp.

If you miss the spirit of the ’90s, this split will knock your nostalgia out.

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]]> ARMOR – Afraid of What’s to Come – LP https://bloodspit.net/en/produkt/armor-afraid-of-whats-to-come-lp/ Sun, 28 Jun 2026 19:33:01 +0000 https://bloodspit.net/?post_type=product&p=657 After a long wait, Florida’s ARMOR return with six new tracks that reaffirm their place among the most exciting bands in contemporary hardcore punk. Blending the driving force of d-beat, the toughness of American hardcore and the street-level attitude of Oi!, they create a sound that feels natural, powerful and completely their own.

Built around memorable riffs, dynamic tempo changes and relentless intensity, Afraid of What’s to Come proves that great songwriting doesn’t need unnecessary complexity. Every track hits with purpose and conviction.

An essential release for anyone into modern hardcore punk with equal doses of d-beat and Oi! spirit.

FFO: Warthog, Stingray, T.S. Warspite, Concealed Blade, Electric Chair

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]]> EXCREMENT OF WAR – The Waste, The Greed And The Bodybags – LP https://bloodspit.net/en/produkt/excrement-of-war-the-waste-the-greed-and-the-bodybags-lp/ Fri, 12 Jun 2026 17:57:25 +0000 https://bloodspit.net/?post_type=product&p=602 A breath of old times. I fucking loved them back in the first half of the ’90s. This is that classic, textbook UK d-beat / hardcore approach. Nasty sound, simple straight-to-the-point riffs, occasional solos, and a vocalist spitting lines right in your face. You just know this is what you need to hear. Raise your fist and scream “fucking yes”.Phobia Records did an amazing job compiling tracks from two split 7″s (w/ DISCHANGE and BEYOND DESCRIPTION), a 4-track 7″, and the split LP w/ DEFORMED CONSCIENCE.For fans of DOOM and DISASTER, this is an absolute must!

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]]> REALIZED – 21st Century Terminal World – LP https://bloodspit.net/en/produkt/realized-21st-century-terminal-world-lp/ Tue, 09 Jun 2026 14:57:02 +0000 https://bloodspit.net/?post_type=product&p=584 The first-ever vinyl pressing of the studio album 21st Century Terminal World by Tokyo’s REALIZED. Originally unleashed back in 2005 exclusively on CD format via Bloodbath Records, this material is finally available on vinyl courtesy of Germany’s Regurgitated Semen Records (RSR 215). This recording is far from a generic modern grindcore delivery. The band serves up a raw analog audio assault where fast-paced old school grindcore collides with a crushing crusty foundation and the fierce intensity of raw hardcore punk. The songwriting remains highly dynamic—packed with frantic blastbeats, yet the guitar riffs heavily lean into a old school crust grind riffs. The vocal department showcases a great dual delivery of low growls and frantic shrieks, paying direct homage to early Napalm Death. The vinyl edition features exactly 20 tracks running through a relentless tempo with zero modern studio polish. Recommended for fans of Unholy Grave, S.O.B., or early Agathocles.

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]]> DISSEKERAD – Väggarna Rasar – LP https://bloodspit.net/en/produkt/321/ Sat, 23 May 2026 12:32:23 +0000 https://bloodspit.net/?post_type=product&p=323 „Opening bassline froze me instantly—the last time I heard an intro like that was on a Dropdead record. Dissekerad might sound a bit more punk-driven on this release, but don’t get it twisted. These guys are returning to the absolute best elements of Swedish käng punk, heavily nodding to cult sound of Totalitär. Given the age of the members (veterans of Totalitär, Makabert Fynd, and Avskum), you might expect some tired melodies, but they deliver a 100% relentless assault. The raw Discharge vibe on ‘Ignorants’ is simply fantastic. Brilliant, stripped-down songwriting at its finest. 11 tracks in 16 minutes. A mandatory piece for every d-beat maniac.“

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