"end of days"Year: 2016
Label: Nuclear Blast
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 14
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
With a brand new vocalist Jeff "JJ" Janiak (from Broken Bones) revitalising their creativity, and Tezz Roberts back in the fold on second guitar to beef out their sound like never before, the current line-up, completed by Bones, Rainy and drummer Dave Caution, have signed to Nuclear Blast Records, to unleash their new single "new world order", and the aptly-titled album "end of days" avaible on CD, LP and cassette format. Here we have again its typical "d-beat" style like its three first albums, but perhaps this time the whole is more elaborated in several senses: composition, sound, speed and also the voice of JJ, which sound more raw, crude and agressive. The producer got also a better quality sound and songs are truly well written. Longtime ago waiting a good Discharge album, but it seem finally this one is more than satisfactory. Cover, back and general artwork are not designed by german artist John Heartfield (like first albums) but by own Jeff Janiak (now Discharge singer, and also in Broken Bones, Dead Heros, Tread On Me and Wasted Life). Excellent
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Year: 2008
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 16
Time: 40 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Thrash
Year: 2002
Label: Universal
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 12
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Thrash
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 10
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk Metal
Great, brilliant and excellent Discharge album, despite they disbanded few months later in 1993. neither punk nor metal. But musically has superior quality in many ways. We could describe it as a disc of Metal in the broad sense of the word, but with a great deal of experimentation, fusion, broken rhythms (drums and bass guitar) and avantgarde style. I know any band that sounds like "Shooting up the world" and not even the DISCHARGE themselves have become just make an album. It was released at the wrong time and nobody paid attention in 1993 what a pitty. The album was quite forgotten, abandoned in a corner like a broken toy, but nowadays it can be probably considered as one of the best Discharge albums.
One wouldn't go so far as calling it a full-scale rehabilitation, but with 93's "shootin' up the world", humbled punk heroes Discharge finally
recorded a new album that they needn't be ashamed of - even if the
contents still had more characteristics of some kind of avantgarde, groove metal and punk. Quite possibly of greater concern than their fans'
expectations, however, was the fact that no musical style was in more
dire straits during the mid 90s than heavy metal, thus guaranteeing
precious little attention for this, Discharge's attempted comeback. In
any case, for all of their metallic hallmarks, "shootin' up the world"
standouts such as the title track, "Leaders deceivers" and "Never come
to care" signified some experiments with new sounds and a-rhythmic drums, AC/DC vocals, and
visceral execution. Also,
with the exception of six-minute opener "Manson child," all songs
rediscovered the brutal efficacy of sub-three-minute running times - yet another early omen for the impending re-formation of Discharge's
"classic" lineup, and frequent ensuing tours through which they would
finally recollect most of the spirit that inspired them at the start,
and hundreds of bands thereafter. Highly recommended
Year: 1991
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 10
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk Metal
in 1990, Cal made another effort to reunite the band until 1993. Surprisingly enough to previously held assumptions, "massacre divine" album is anything but funk-metal, taking influences to sound heavy metal amalgamation with subtle funk laden hooks and punk ferocity. Vocals sings very similar to AC/DC Brian Johnson vocalist, which I think is quite difficult but here it sound great. The whole of album keep some kind of funk rhythms, percussions and drums, mixed with powerful metal guitars. Clean sound and well produced "massacre divine" passed almost unnoticed in 1991, but I think nowadays quite people recognize this creative effort. Perhaps the band had to must signed the album not as a "Discharge" but as under another band, a different name. Anyway is more than interesting, this
reminds nothing until then, before they started to sign to larger record labels and became more accessible to larger audiences. Very good
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Year: 1986
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 8
Time: 34 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Heavy Metal
Horrible crap. "grave new world" is an album by rock band Discharge released in 1986 by Clay Records. It is perhaps the band's most controversial album, as it saw the band turn towards glam / heavy metal, with slower tempos and a heavier, higher-quality sound in the recording. The band broke up shortly after its release. Discharge's baffling and disheartening fall from grace achieved its shocking and unquestioned nadir with 1986's "grave new world" - an album so far removed from the band's seminal hardcore punk origins,
stylistically and philosophically speaking, that it really might as well
have been credited to a different band. Sure, the omens of change and
decay had long been in the air, as unending lineup changes had gradually
altered the group's chemistry and musical formula, making each single
beginning with 1983's "The Price of Silence" sound safer, cleaner, while
separating them by ever longer periods of inactivity. And yet, not even
1985's drum machine-powered "Ignorance" single (later to inspire Ministry's "Jesus Built My Hot Rod") could have prepared long-suffering Discharge fans for the band's full-fledged dive into glam-metal territory with Grave New World. Vocalist Cal has since blamed a personal rediscovery of Led Zeppelin
for the ill-fated decision to swap his hoarse shouting for a piercing,
whiney falsetto, and his bandmates have also cited growing frustrations
with the state of punk rock when defending the record's cleaner sound
and commercial metal inclinations. But none of these excuses made it
sound any better -- not for fans, not for Discharge!
What's more, the band soon learned this the hard way, on tour, where
they frequently had to contend with irate fans bent on assaulting them
on-stage! No surprisingly, Discharge officially broke up few months thereafter. ( *Review by Eduardo Rivadavia )
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Year: 1984
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 17
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
Actually this is not an official album but rather a compilation or collection. But is the only way to listen to it Discharge songs from 1979 to 1984, which officially just appeared as several singles, EP's, etc. Fortunately here the band is still Discharge, I mean, they play songs from fast punk to d-beat to hardcore.... as always. There are total anthems such as: "protest & survive", "never again", "warning", "The more I see" or "The price of silence" to mention just a few. The golden era of Discharge finished with this album in 1984 and since then the band made several attempts to suggest Metal public.
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"hear nothing, see nothing,say nothing"
Year: 1982
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 14
Time: 27 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
Carry on Discharge trilogy, this is also a essential album next to "Why" and "Never Again". More songs wich repeat the same schedule again and again... but I love it. That rhythmic section (drums) making the called "d-beat" style plus ultra distorted bass and guitars, and the vocal, Cal, as never before. Highly recommended
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Year: 1981
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 16
Time: 20 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
DISCHARGE started in 1979 as an extreme punk band, the band though still best known as seminal thrash metal pioneers (and the famous d-beat, crust or pre-hystorical grindcore style), DISCHARGE has been playing fast rock for 40
years. While past albums were punk in early 80s, the
release of "grave new world" in 1986 showed a very heavy/glam metal
sound to DISCHARGE which shocked many fans when released,
eventually leading the band to a small hiatus until 1990. The original line-up reunited in 2001 and recorded an eponymous album
that revives some of the intensity of their early days, without
sacrificing the thrash-metal leanings. Some classify DISCHARGE as the foundation of grindcore, crustcore and powerviolence influence, where
many future extreme metal bands consider DISCHARGE their major
influence. Such bands like Napalm Death and Sepultura were heavily influenced by DISCHARGE and really came together because of being influenced by them. Also bands like Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Bathory and Impaled Nazarene has mention the punk era Discharge as one of their main influences. This debut album "Why?" was concived rather as a mini-album with no more than twenty minutes of fast d-beat music. Later different record label took the work and added more songs until twenty such as: "Receiver Records", "Captain", "Havoc Records"... and more. Highly recommended.
"live 2014"Country: France
City: Rennes
Year: 2014
Label: Mass prod.
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 20
Time: 35 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
Live in Rennes (France) 27th September of 2014. The album was issued though french record label "Mass Productions" on CD and LP format, but there were two issues: the first one, with twenty one songs. And the second one, with twenty five songs. Both in a limited edition. "This album is dedicated to the memory of Tezz and Bones mum and dad who died in 2014".
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"Tribute"Year: 2014
Label: Cult Nation
Format: digital
Tracks: 15
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk
The
CVLT Nation Sessions is a musical project with the aim of
reinterpreting iconic music that has influenced a wide spectrum of
genres. CVLT Nation has recruited some of our favorite underground heavy
bands from around the world to record covers for free distribution and
download via CVLTNation.com, mastered by Black Matter Mastering in
Nashville, TN.
Year: 2011
Country: Brazil
Label: Terröten
Format: CD
Year: 2001
Label: Distortion
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 20
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk
"Tribute"Year: 1992
Label: Rhythm vicar
Format: LP, CD
Tracks: 16
Time: 24 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk
Time: 24 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk
Originally released in 1992, this is an all-Discharge covers tribute compilation including Extreme Noise Terror, Concrete Sox, Disaster, Raw Noise, the legendary Japanese crusties C.F.U.D.L., among others. A lot like human sacrifice was an everyday experience for Mesoamerica as a bloody offering to the gods that birthed the world; so too is this an intense testament to the gods that started it all. You wouldn't expect anything less than aural warfare with the likes of Extreme Noise Terror who bleed the battery acid from the veins of "No T.V Sketch" and "They Declare It" with their Earache playmates. Concrete Sox do punishing justice to the unholy "This Is To Be," leaving one unable to move, let alone "Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing," as Nausea reminds the listener of with their rendition of an instant Discharge classic from a decade earlier. Also featuring Excrement Of War, Societic Death Slaughter, and Scamp.
Excellent DISCHARGE tribute album... maybe the best. Currently there are a good number of tribute albums by the legendary british band "Discharge". I do not know the exact number, but many have been recorded. But I am sure that the best tribute they could pay to have "Discharge" in all aspects, this record is 1992. Good sound, good production, good bands ... finally all very correct. We wanted to add here all songs in video (youtube), but we have not found. So we put a compilation of about 10 minutes long. If you want, you can to listen to the album without fail, highly recommended.
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"first ever live in London"
Year: 1980
Label: none
Format: CD
Tracks: 17
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
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"Live on Stoke-on-Trent"
Year: 1983
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP, DVD
Tracks: 16
Time: 38 min.
Genre: rock
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"live at the city garden"
Year: 1983
Country: US
City: New Jersey
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 16
Time: 37 min.
Genre: rock
"Live at the Lyceum"
Year: 1981
Year: 1983
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP, DVD
Tracks: 16
Time: 38 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
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Year: 1983
Country: US
City: New Jersey
Label: Clay
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 16
Time: 37 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
Recorded on a regular 'BASF' tape. folded an xeroxed 5p jcard in black/white..
During many years this was the only official live recording of the band. The songs are from the
two first albums of the band, "Why" and "See nothing..." and the quality
is more or less good. Later was also made on CD format by "Clay
Records" and "FOAD Records" with changes in the artwork aspect.
Year: 1981
Label: Chaos Tapes
Format: cassette
Tracks: 24
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
Tracks: 24
Time: 30 min.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
"in the cold night"
Year: 1983
Label: Ugly Pop
Format: CD, LP
Tracks: 14
Time: 27 minn.
Genre: rock
Style: Punk D-Beat
