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Buckethead Giant Robot vs. Drackalon(demo)

Stressball was a power metal band from New Orleans in the '90s & early '00s. They released a self-titled album in 1994 on Pavement Records. In 1995, drummer Joe Fazzio left the band to join Superjoint Ritual and Hank III. He was replaced by Jeremy Falgoust, who had played in a death metal band called Infant Slug. While sticking to their power metal roots, the band also added a bit of blues influence. This is an unreleased demo tape that they recorded in '00. It was digitized off of a cassette tape that Jason Pizzolato has had in his possession since the demo was recorded. He recorded his copy from Stressball guitarist, Lennon Laviolette. The death metal band that Jason played guitar for in the '90s, Apostasy, played two shows with Stressball. 
Lineup on unreleased demo:
Steve Gaille (R.I.P.) - Vocals
Lennon Laviolette - Guitar
Jeremy Falgoust - Drums
Bass guitar was done by either Danny Leblanc, Jesse Dover, or Lennon Laviolette. If this is clarified, it will be entered here.
Check out Jason's heavy electronic project, Mind of God, here:
( https://soundcloud.com/jason-a-pizzolato )
( https://mindofgod.bandcamp.com/ )
( http://jpizzo76.wix.com/mindofgod )

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05.) Uncontrolled

New Religion was a technical thrash band from New Orleans in the late '80s & early '90s. Their vocalist, Marc Brignac, later joined Graveyard Rodeo (he appeared on their "On the Verge" LP). Bassist Scott Williams (R.I.P.) later joined Soilent Green, & he appeared on several of their releases. Tracks 1 - 3 are from New Religion's "Freaks Unleashed Demo '89", & tracks 4 & 5 are from their "Demo '91".
Lineup for "Freaks Unleashed" demo:
Marc Brignac (aka Marshall Black) - Vocals
Joe Couteaux - Guitar
Scott Williams - Bass
Gary Hebert - Drums
Lineup for "Demo '91":
Marc Brignac - Vocals
Joe Couteaux - Guitar
Jeff Durio - Guitar
Scott Williams - Bass
Gary Hebert - Drums
This recording was digitized from a cassette that Jason Pizzolato has had in his possession for about 20 years. Check out Jason's heavy electronic project, Mind of God, here:
( https://soundcloud.com/jason-a-pizzolato )
( https://mindofgod.bandcamp.com/ )
( http://jpizzo76.wix.com/mindofgod )

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05.) Fourth Estate

04.) Track#4

This track appears on the Mind of God / Di-Noise split album, MindNoise. Released by Renacer Records as a CD in digipak format. MindNoise was named Best Split Album of the Year & eighth-best Album of the Year by Kalteldur Webzine.

"The Supreme Ordeal" was mastered by J Stillings of Steel Hook Prostheses

Mind of God - The Supreme Ordeal

The first full length album from Agonist Revival in 5 years is finally here. 

 Starting in the unlucky year of 13 in between writing sessions for (the ill fated) A Grave For Jason album that was never released. After a two year "recovery period" that was badly needed after having gone nearly 10 years with no break, "Sphaerics" is first on a long list of new releases making their way to the fans, friends, and public (in general). Mere words cannot begin to describe this album. IT is meant to be experienced, not just heard. This is not your average fare, and this is certainly not meant for the casual listener. "Spaerics" picks up exactly where "Altomare" left off, and then casts all preconceived notions into the garbage where they belong. 

Enjoy this gift, as it is for the people that actually stuck around. 

Do what thou wilt, shall be the whole of the law. Love is the law. Love under will.

On behalf of Agonist Revival,
-JRD 

6. General Nondiscrimination

5.Ich werde dich in den Schlaf zu töten

4. Educate, Alienate, Annihilate

3. Anal Dwelling

2. Alucita Phricodes

1. Conness

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Buckethead Giant Robot vs. Drackalon(demo)

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