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Orchid - Chaos is Me Favorites.mp3

ANTISCHISM - End Of Time

Weekend At The Fire Academy

Where Is My Mind? (The Pixies)

Foxtails - i experienced ego death on a skramcave threadnde thread [ZH1 sessions raw]

7 angels 7 plagues - silent deaths, crowded lives

"Downfall Of The Ascendancy Of Man" EP (1998)

Forced Into Extinction

"Blueprint in the Blood" explores the philosophical tension between inherited destiny and personal agency, framed through a primal lens of genetics, evolution, and self-determination. At its core, it's a defiant anthem about recognizing the "blueprint" etched into our DNA—our biological and ancestral wiring—as both a foundation and a limitation, while celebrating the raw power of choice to rewrite and transcend it.

Blueprint in the Blood

Side I of Live in Portland was recorded at the all-ages X-Ray Cafe, which was co-owned by future Voodoo Doughnut and Voodoo Doughnut Recordings co-owner Tres Shannon. The second half was recorded on the back of a flatbed truck, as part of a benefit show for homeless youth shelter Outside In. Together, the two halves offer a unique opportunity to compare and contrast Hazel inhabiting two very different sonic spaces, both within six weeks of their full-length debut, Toreador of Love, on Sub Pop. On the X-Ray set, the band bursts apart at the seams as they tumble through local pop-punk laments of unrequited love. The Outside In set features three of the same songs (plus a Wipers cover) with the band in full, confident command of an improvised stage. Taken as a whole, Live in Portland offers up vintage Hazel at their upset, energetic, melodic best. 

J. Hell (September 11, 1993 Outside In Benefit) by Hazel

Fugazi - Waiting Room - Fugazi

Kill
Killing what the eye can see
Kill
Kill the other side of me
Going down the frightened frame
Same direction but different lane
Trying to reassure my position
No time to hesitate 
I've got no time to waste
Dealing w/ my own contemplations

They viewed us as the parasite
A threat to order
Darkness to light
We were all animals to their eyes
So they caged us up & made us pay the price

They stripped us down of our own pride
They strapped us down & preached us lies
We were accused of committing a crime
There seemed to be no end in sight

They killed all our hopes & dreams
A complete fascist regime
Covered up our screams
& tore us of what we're supposed to be

I saw men who were walking blind 
Who mistook evil w/ a brilliant shine
Did not stop until they were satisfied
Did not show what they had to hide

They raided all our homes
Wherever we went
They would roam
They would never leave us alone
They watched us

10 days

Diversity EP

Kill

Moss Icon - "I'm Back Sleeping  Or Fucking  Or Something"

Black Eyes- A Pack Of Wolves

Deformative by Black Eyes


I love this

Black Eyes - Deformative

I Wrote Haikus About Cannibalism In Your Yearbook - Untitled 7

Orchid - And The Cat Turned To Smoke

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