Crust

There are two bands named Archivist. One [1] from Montreal (long live Marie-Joseph Angélique) and one [2] from Belgium (long live King Leopold III). (1) It has become a common place to credit the deathly cold of Montreal’s lengthy winter season for the hot-chronology of creative outpour that has entered the global music scene from Canada’s tiny heart-shaped island. Archivist’s debut release Learning to Live on Poison, does not present an exception to this particular rule, though it will inevitably be accused of challenging a great many others.

Read more about Archivist on Last.fm.

Hovadah is grindcore / crust band from London, England with members originally coming from Czech Republic and Slovakia. They were formed at the end of 2005 by Tomas (guitars/vocals) and Dalin (drums), a few jams later Fanas joined on bass, then to complete the line-up Duro (vocals) came. In 2008 Duro is leaving the country so for long distance it's impossible for him and the band to continue in work together. The band plays grindcore mixed in with crust and a little bit of thrash/death influences in the vein of bands like Sayyadina, Extreme Noise Terror or Gadget.

Boston's DOOMRIDERS are sonically antisocial and undeniably unforgettable as they come. DOOMRIDERS are comprised of a stellar lineup featuring Nate Newton (Converge, Old Man Gloom), along with longtime friends Jebb Riley (There Were Wires, Disappearer), Chris Pupecki (Cast Iron Hike), and JR Conners (Cave In). The demon child of their collective unhealthy obsession with Classic Rock, Hardcore, and Skateboarding, DOOMRIDERS are a rare beast in today's music world. Their soulful no frills approach conjures the spirits of Thin Lizzy, Entombed, and damn near every evil in between.