WVRM

WVRM are a four-piece grindcore band from Greenville, South Carolina who have been around since 2013. They play an intensive, pummelling, feedback-laden brand of hardcore featuring heavy blast beats and some crust/death metal influence thrown in the ring. They've been incredibly consistent in putting out fantastic releases, and their latest offering Can You Hear The Wind Howl is definitely one of the most assaulting grind releases you'll hear all year. Fans of Young And In The Way, Trap Them, and Full of Hell shouldn't pass this up. Enjoy.

Despair (2013)

1. Angel Crusher

2. Funeral Heart

3. Appleseed

4. Haunted

5. Coffin Dragger

6. The Rotted

7. Cry Baby

8. Old Boy

9. Downpour

Where All Light Dies (2014)

1. Smell Ov Old Graves

2. Worse Than Alone

3. Carolina

4. Assisted Suicide

5. Noose Man

6. XIIIXIII

7. Wounded Dog

8. A Casket To Call Home

Swarm Sound (2014)

1. Demoness

2. Grim Rose

3. Dimly Left Atop Her Grave

4. Coffin Dragger Part II

5. Funeral Heart

6. Sewn Limbs

7. Cry Baby

8. Dear Parasite

9. Swarm Sound

10. Embrace The Noose

11. Home Is Where The Hornets Rest

12. Bone Tower

13. Appleseed

14. Blastphemous

15. Eulogist

16. As The Light Dies...

WVRM (2015)

1. Slug Lord

2. Wasp Lord

Self Harm/WVRM (2016)

1. Self Harm - Marionette

2. Self Harm - Keyboard Warrior

3. Self Harm - Leech

4. Self Harm - Fremveksten Av Den Morke Herre

5. WVRM - Goth Girl

6. WVRM - Grave Bloom

7. WVRM - Vermin Thirst

8. WVRM - Torture Porn

Heartache (2016)

1. Death Erection

2. Night Collector

3. Fucked

4. Slow Strangle

5. Low Life

6. Only Suffering

7. Sleep Paralysis

8. As Below

Can You Hear The Wind Howl (2017)

1. Swollen Belly

2. Bag Of Blades

3. Distinguished

4. Suffer Ritual

5. Can You Hear The Wind Howl

6. Mountain Of Dead Pigs

The Blood Of The Coven Is Thicker Than Water Of The Womb (2018)

1. Withered On The Vein

2. Utopia Seized

3. Tourniquet Blues

4. Sea Of Trees

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In/Humanity

In/Humanity were a four-piece hardcore/screamo band from Columbia, South Carolina, that formed in 1992 and broke up in 1998. What this band is most renowned for is coining the term/genre of "emo violence". Essentially, it combines the emotional, melodic outbursts of emo/screamo with the intense, fast-paced aggressiveness of hardcore/powerviolence. The vocals are scorching, the instrumentals topple over each other, and their entire discography consists of nothing but pure, unadulterated, intensity mixed in with a plethora of film samples and such. This is one sprawling hour of chaos that cannot be missed for fans of aggressive music that doesn't take itself too seriously. Enjoy.

Violent Resignation: The Great American Teenage Suicide Rebellion 1992-1998 (2000)

1. Double Digit Fun

2. Teenage Suicide - Do It!

3. Emo Violence Generation

4. Too Drunk To Molotov

5. Super Plan B

6. We Are The Kids - 1

7. Against All Youth

8. We Are The Kids - 2

9. Dork Side Of The Farce

10. Greener Eyes

11. If It's Wrong It's Real

12. Let There Never Be Another Song Ever Wrote

13. Embrace Androgyny

14. Fuck The Death Penalty, Let's Compromise

15. Southern Swastikas

16. Beaten Words

17. Burn It To The Ground

18. Three Flags Over Capitol City

19. Victim In Pain

20. Me And My Shadow

21. Kill It

22. No Thanks Mr. Roboto

23. If I Can't Have What I Want (I Don't Want Anything)

24. 1, 2, 3, 4

25. Modern Hate Vibe

26. Home Away From Home

27. Stupid Children

28. Las Machinas Intermission

29. Nuclear Winter Wonderland

30. Ins And Outs Of A Waste Of Flesh

31. Portion Of 130 Faces

32. Mystery Solved... History Behind The Mystery

33. The Execution Of Clive

34. New Discarded Evidence In The Case

35. Occultonomy

36. Oh No!

37. Nutty Antichrist

38. Kids In Cults

39. We're Sick Of Music And We Hate Each Other

40. Anakrinomphy

41. Silentest Night

42. Emotional Violence

Assfactor 4

Assfactor 4 were a four-piece hardcore/screamo band from Columbia, South Carolina that formed in 1992 and broke up in 1997. They play an intense style of hardcore similar to other underground bands of that era such as Heroin, Policy Of 3, and Angel Hair. Their vocals are just straight-up vicious screams, which is why they are often considered an early screamo band. They put out two full-lengths, a few EP's, and appeared on quite a few amazing comps put out throughout the 90's. Enjoy.

Sometimes I Suck (1993)

1. Sometimes I Suck

2. Life Of 10 Thumbs

3. E-Rocks New Rock

4. Is Love Just Jive Turkey

5. The Weight

6. Don't Fall In Love With A Drummer

7. Standing On A Crate

Assfactor 4/Rights Reserved (1993)

1. Why I Walk/Dail Dinwiddle Has A Posse

Smoked Out (1994)

1. Goodies Power

2. Sob

3. Rubik

4. Sheep Skingraft

5. E-Rocks Newer Rock

6. Thanks, Kelly

7. Mr. McCheekbone

8. Smoked Out

9. Robots

Assfactor 4 (1995)

1. Hey Stinky

2. Life Is Wacky

3. I Reckon

4. Mama Yongue

5. Fuck Hate Breeders

6. This Shit Is For The Birds

7. #1 Main

8. Dear Grampa

9. Burger Rock

10. Billy I Got Your Number

11. Dorothy

12. To The Powers That Be

13. Deliri-Loco

14. Can't Fight The Feeling

15. Nuked Up Dreams

16. Rosewood

17. Attempted Control

18. Assfactor 4

Sports (2000)

1. Forty'd Out And Feeling Gay

2. The Last Starfighter/Tron

3. Leave It To The Beaz

4. Top Ten Wonders

5. White House Is Alright If You Like Saxophones

6. Robots Vers. 2.1

7. Crank Up The 2short

8. Trixxx Of Light

9. What Cost Booty

10. Hairheart

11. Maiden Carolina

12. Leave It To The Jeaz

13. Jarmi

14. Herr Jordan

15. Chickensquash

16. Free Tibet And Pussy

17. C.A.N.D.Y.

18. Bonkee Number Three

19. 'Lil Smokes And Toothpicks

Compilation Songs

Closed Captioning For The Blind

Nemo

Bonkee Number Three

Cleenkee

Boy Cult Seavers

Apart

Apart were a five-piece screamo/hardcore band from Greenville, South Carolina, that existed from 2010 to 2013. They were signed to Mayfly Records during their time. They are often described as mixing contemporary melodic hardcore with older screamo influence, and I think that's pretty accurate. They are incredibly passionate in their delivery, with some very melodic guitar parts, but piercing vocal delivery. They shred themselves through each song, making comparisons to bands as different as More Than Life or Loma Prieta warranted. To namedrop a few other comparisons, Caravels, State Faults, Beau Navire, and We Were Skeletons might be adequate. Their album Gray Light is really, really good, and I suggest giving it a try to any fan of the aforementioned bands. Not to mention it has some amazing production work on it. Enjoy.

Only Revolutions (2011)

1. Make Not A Single Sound Amongst Saints

2. The Wild And Outraged Earth

3. A House Of Many Windows

4. The Frailty Of Everything

5. Now Call Down Your Dark and Your Cold, and be Damned

Play on, soft pipes/The Best Eight Words (2011)

1. Play on, soft pipes

2. The Best 8 Words

Gray Light (2012)

1. Carolina Cold

2. Two Lane Blacktop

3. Play On, Soft Pipes

4. Candles and Calendars

5. Sick of Sunlight

6. Blindfolds

7. Gray Light

8. Dead Air

A Bright And Clever Hell (2013)

1. Worth Remembering

2. Suffer In Rhythm

3. Martin

4. Oak Island

5. Untitled

6. Second Best (Pedro The Lion cover)

Oneforall

Oneforall is a pop punk/indie trio from Winnsboro, SC, formed in 2012 by Martin Hacker-Mullen. After multiple lineup changes, Hacker-Mullen is now joined by bassist Keagan McChesney and drummer Marcus Wickham. Like most pop punk, Oneforall's lyrical content consists of dealing with heartbreak, family, friends, and the general ups and downs of life. Taking musical influence from bands including blink-182, Title Fight, Modern Baseball, and Tiny Moving Parts, Oneforall has developed a unique sound that fits in with more genres than it's core two, making them an interesting outfit in the alternative music scene.

NOTE: 2013-2014 were all bedroom demos, 2015 is where the quality and songwriting really picks up.

FFO: Modern Baseball, Dowsing, Free Throw, blink-182, The Wonder Years, etc

PPL (2013)

1. Intro

2. Brave As A Noun/The Survival Song (Andrew Jackson Jihad cover)

3. Reno

4. I'll Be Your Romeo If You'll Be My Juliet

5. DIY Orgasms (Johnny Hobo And The Freight Trains cover)

6. My Girl

7. Out Of Sight

8. Liar, Liar

9. I Hate You

10. I Will Follow You Into The Dark (Death Cab For Cutie cover)

OFAxCHM (2013)

1. Charlotte Hacker-Mullen - Nothing, Nowhere

2. Oneforall - Easy Way Out

3. Charlotte Hacker-Mullen - Joel's Song

4. Oneforall - GTFO

(un)originals (2014)
1. Clairvoyant (The Story So Far cover)
2. Honest Sleep (Touche Amore cover)
3. Fightboat (TWIABP cover)
4. NJ Legion Iced Tea (A Day To Remember cover)
5. Twin Size Mattress (The Front Bottoms cover)

One For All (2014)
1. Last Six Months
2. I'll Be Your Romeo If You'll Be My Juliet
3. High School Party Girl
4. Easy Way Out
5. Alright
6. Home Away From Home
7. Lazy
8. Liar, Liar
9. I Hate You
10. No Faith In You
11. Reno
12. GTFO

Moving On (2015)
1. Miles Away
2. Alright
3. Child's Play

OFAxJC (2015)
1. Caffeine
2. Emo Knievel
3. Dismantling Summer (The Wonder Years cover)
4. Jonah Canepa - Drowning (freestyle)
5. Jonah Canepa - Flower
6. Jonah Canepa - Iris (Goo Goo Dolls cover)

Thanks For Nothing (2016)
1. Caffeine
2. Something Ventured (Nothing Gained)
3. Old Days
4. Talon Way

oneforall x things not worth fixing (2016)
1. Alive
2. Coffee
3. things not worth fixing - give me back my being as an ocean shirt
4. things not worth fixing - those silent moments at 4am

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