The Industrial Twilight: Turbogrind Terrorizers

Friday, September 30, 2011

Turbogrind Terrorizers - "The Album" [2011]

Artist: Turbogrind Terrorizers
Title: The Album
Label: Itsu Jitsu
Genre: Industrial Grindcore
Country: Italy
Release date: 2011

Track list:

Turbogrind Terrorizers
Osama is Dead Again
Napalm Theme Park
Disneyland's Burning
Wrath of the Nerd Oppositors
Gastrointestinal Disembowelment etcetera
Turd Rugby Insanity (Abosranie Bogom cover)
Disneyland's Burning part II
FUCKING TRAINS
Twitching mass of slime known to some as the human piece of shit
Succulent High Voltage Pylons
Germano Mosconi
Meet Me on Riverside Drive
Perk
UTP I
UTP II
UTP III
UTP IV
UTP V
UTP VI
UTP VII
Melancholy Nitro Stick
Clockwork
Avalanche
Errrr
Eat my Peck
And Now...
Amen, Fucker
Chased by Angry London Bobbies
Corporation Anthem
Bombarding Libya
Stoner
Interceptor
Corporation Anthem (Vince's Edit)
Corporation Anthem (Speed-Ballad-core remix by Taktikal Battalion)

Line-up:

HOX [drums, bass, guitar, samples, mess, melody]
VINCE GAUTHIER [drums, loops, samples, noises, industrial clashes]
JASON KAVANAGH [glitching, weeing, melting & rebuilding sounds, field recording]
NEIL MORRISON [drums]

"Turbogrind Terrorizers are a cybergrind political/satirical band from Venice, Italy. Formed in 2011, they started as a side project by Gianluca Missero a.k.a. Hox of Hox Vox, then right after first single Turbogrind Terrorizers entered the band Jason Kavanagh (also in awaycaboose and Cavity Pitch), Vince Gauthier (a.k.a. Corroded Master) and Neil Morrison.
They release via coop itsu jitsu netlabel and Hox Vox records"

This stuff is quite similar to "The Invasion Discography" by Gigantic Brain which I've posted here before, so I think you'll like it too. Moreover, it's licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 and freely available on Jamendo. And one more fact which made me interested about this project: they've credited the Rock In Opposition movement as one of their main sources of inspiration. Grindcore/RIO crossover? Sounds nice.

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