Discharge (UK) + support: Barren Womb + Brækkækkel

Fri May 10 2024 at 08:00 pm to Sat May 11 2024 at 01:00 am

Strandveien 29, 7067 Trondheim, Norway | Trondheim

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Discharge (UK) + support: Barren Womb + Br\u00e6kk\u00e6kkel
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Fredag 10. Mai.
Discharge (UK) + Support: Barren Womb + Brækkækkel
Doors: 20:00 - Support: 21:00.
18 års aldersgrense.
DISCHARGE:
“Can you hear the sound of an enormous door slamming in the depths of hell…?”
Not only is this the chilling description given of a nuclear detonation during one of the sound-bite samples on the first Discharge album, but it’s also a perfect description of the Stoke, UK-based punk band that turned the world of underground music on its head with their primal bursts of uncompromising speed and aggression.
Formed in the late Seventies Discharge changed the face of punk – and indeed extreme music itself – with their stunning ‘Realities Of War’ EP, a four-song outpouring of pure intensity that boiled punk down to its basic components of rage, frustration and violent rebellion. Discharge stumbled upon a sound that was so ugly, it was beautiful; so horrifying, it was irresistible – and it ushered in a whole new wave of gnarlier, nastier UK punk, and ultimately paved the way for hardcore and thrash.
The onslaught continued with classic release after classic release, each more devastating than the previous: the five-track ‘Fight Back’ EP, which saw the band fusing anarcho-punk anti-war sentiment to their incendiary noise, the ‘Decontrol’ 7”, which is probably still the most brutal punk single ever released, and the incredible – in its sheer unrelenting viciousness – ‘Why?’ 12”. Of course there were the inevitable line-up changes, too many to even start to list over the years, but undeterred the band released their debut LP, ‘Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing’, in 1982, a towering feat of musical aggression that smashed its way into the UK charts and saw the band travelling the world, spreading their virulent sonic disease.
Discharge are seemingly unstoppable, and a thousand bands spawned in their wake, making them one of the few bands to have fathered their very own genre, Discore or D-Beat as it’s now widely known around the world. Many of the songs from the band’s formative years have been covered by some of the biggest names in rock and metal music: Metallica, Anthrax, Sepultura, Machine Head, Prong, Soulfly, Arch Enemy to name but a few... all of them keen to tip their hat to this ground-breaking band, but all of them coming up short when it comes to capturing the same kind of primal ferocity.
In 2016 , Discharge signed to Nuclear Blast Records, to unleash their single 'New World Order', and the aptly-titled album ‘End Of Days’ which reached #10 in The Official UK Rock Charts and have been playing to sold out crowds in America and in Europe.
BARREN WOMB:
Støyrockduoen Barren Womb har siden 2011 holdt helvete med deres minimalistiske tilnærming, grisehøye volum og endeløse eksperimenteringsbehov. Her hamres poenget inn ved hjelp av primitiv dynamikk og riffets urkraft.
Nærmest ustanselig turnering har resultert i hundrevis av konserter i Europa og USA og gitt Barren Womb ry som et av Norges beste liveband. De har fire kritikerroste album bak seg, samt en håndfull EPer og singler, og nytt album ventes i februar på Fucking North Pole Records/Blues For The Red Sun. "Squat Walker", albumets første singel, ble sluppet 10. november og ble kalt en "perfekt kombinasjon av Refused og Rocket From The Crypt" av amerikanske Decibel Magazine.
"Barren Womb’s fourth - and best - album is a grubby ashtray of Clutch-like quips, Refused’s hardcore splats, Primus-esque wobbliness and, above all, big, stinky riffs"
Metal Hammer UK - 8/10
‘"Lizard Lounge’ is an amazing take on the noise rock genre that is worthy of a spot in even the pickiest of fan's collections"
The Sludgelord
"There must be something in the water over in Norway, because we've been getting some killer hardcore from over there"
BrooklynVegan
BRÆKKÆKKEL:
Som første supportband har vi fått med det unge og fremadstormende lokale bandet Brækkækkel. Deres anthem «Hele Nidelva e Dahls» har allerede skrevet seg inn i Trøndersk punkhistorie. Bandet viser noe av den ungdommelige friskheten og den ubesudlede og naive festgleden som finnes i dagens punkmiljø i byen. Det ryktes at bandet har vært i studio og spilt inn nytt album, som slippes senere i år. Da blir det kanskje også premiere på noen nye slagers denne kvelden?
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