Nashgul are a grindcore band from A Coruña, Spain rooted in the grindy punk of bands like the old Extreme Noise Terror, old Napalm Death or Assuck, they also draw a notable influence from the metallic grind of Nasum and 80s thrash metal.
Nashgul is: Santi - Vocals
Hector - Guitar
Luis - Bass
Ivan - Drums
http://www.myspace.com/nashgul
There are at least 7 bands called Suffer: 1. Suffer is a hardcore punk / powerviolence band from Perth, Australia. To date, the band has released a self-titled demo cassette (2008), a CDR / cassette titled 'Blood Wars' (2009), a split 7" with Pathetic Human (2010), and have recently released their first full-length LP titled 'Lone' (2010). 2. Swedish Suffer formed in 1988. The band had a raw, yet somewhat technical sound, unlike many "straight to the point" bands.
It all started in 2009 when we released our demo via the internet and handed out 100's of physical copies around the U.S. at various hardcore shows and festivals.. Soon after in 2010, we released the 'Earthquake' split with our good friends in Ruckus and Xibalba. After playing a ton of shows around the West Coast and East Coast, the following year (2011) we dropped our self-titled full length album on BDHW Records (Germany). In 2012, we went on our first international tour with our friends in NASTY and Fallbrawl, covering most of Germany, Belgium, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
Crushing metallic crustpunk from Přisnotice, Czech Republic. Members of Festa Desperato, Basto, Reakce na změnu. Released one demo and one LP.
There are at least 3 bands called Teargas.
1) Hardcore punk band from Brisbane, Australia (http://www.myspace.com/teargashc, http://www.teargashc.blogspot.com/). 2) A melodic rock / glam outfit from Melbourne, Australia. Broke up in 2008. 3) A vibrant, trendy, like-minded South African Hip Hop trio.
Epic darkcrust from Hannover & Hamburg, Germany.
Beyond Pink is a hardcore-punk band from Malmö, Sweden. The band started in 2002. This is definitely something for all those into fast hardcore, as well as riot grrrls sounds and tradition of the 80's swedish hc/punk. Their music reflects how wide influences they have and it makes their music powerful and kicking. Their lyrics are alongside with the music, they reflect anger and critical views on issues like macho/sexistculture, violent dancing, cops, pro-life fundemantalists or corporate capitalism and their financial institutions like WTO and G8.