GRINDCORE FOR LIFE ZINE

Made the physical version of  Grindcore for life zine one.
24 hand numbered, hand writed A5 sized pages duplicated on 80g/m2 JETs paper.
Interviews with CRYPTATE, MAKKMAT, FULL OF HELL, TANTALUM, SNEEZING PUS, GRUESOME STUFF RELISH, DISUSE, VOMI NOIR, AGATHOCLES and MALIGNANT ALTAR.
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Interview with mr Rogers and The DIS'users/ DISUSE!

Made a jump straight to the other side with Disuse, it's a help out for you with understanding this travelers. Interview with mr Rogers and The DIS'users. Andrzej Dumała.

Use, Dis, DISUSE
Religion is repetition. Repetition is murder. Murder is sin and sin has to be punished.
Consumption
Charlie Charlie breaker Charlie, breaker Charlie Roger. Entering the 4th dimension.
Claws for feet, hooks for hands.
Ready for take off.
Art, artist
Hulk smash. Hulk destroy. Groot. We are the elekrtra's.

Obscene Extreme Festival- 20th Anniversary- raport by Andrzej Dumala.

      On Tuesday afternoon, my friends from Chełm picked me up from in front of my home in a BMW, which had been GPS- guided through countless fields and forests. What a beginning to this year’s edition of the Obscene Extreme Festival! We know how to get to Trutnov eyes closed. On Wednesday morning, in one of the Trutnov's supermarkets, I was looking for a banana outfit, and ended up with 4kg of real, super-yellow bananas to eat during the festival. When we showed up at the main entrance to the battlefield, the battle had already begun. I officiated my arrival with a Kozel Svetly beer, and took my new tent, suitcase, sleeping bag, and mat to the campsite where I would be staying for the next few days. As usual, it then started raining softly and pleasantly. I knew that I only had a few minutes to set up the tent before the storm. How can tents be sold without instructions in the 21st century?! I had a groundsheet, a waterproof cover, three folding plastic frames, stakes, and rope. Of course, I put the wrong frame into the wrong hole and was standing in the rain looking at it. But fortunately, I was able to sort it out in a minute or two. The best welcome I could imagine: watching the storm from the tent. The next surprise was that there were no people in the showers, so I had them all to myself. When I was drinking La mejor yerbamate for a breakfast, I was overwhelmed with a feeling of relaxation, a feeling that I could just be myself. I had no expectations, plans, thoughts, or needs. I went for a walk to Trutnov's city center postcards to send, but I ended up with rain boots, a raincoat, and postcards to send because the municipal information center was closed.

EXHUMED. Photo by courtesy of Urban Skytt.

Interview with Alex/ Axia!

      Portugese grinders Axia are a new band featuring members of The Ominous Circle, Holocausto Canibal, Heavenwood and Colosso. Noted Grindcore label Selfmadegod released their debut album Pulverized in April. I was really impressed with their blistering sound and bleak outlook. I spoke to vocalist Alex Vale about the origins of the band, their debut album Pulverized and more. Peter 'Trendcrusher' K.

       The band features members of The Ominous Circle, Holocausto Canibal, Heavenwood and Colosso. How did you get together to form the band?
      We basically do a lot of touring with some of the bands you've mentioned, in fact we share a few members in studio as well as on the road. The idea to create a new band was quite clear and intuitive.

Interview with Miłosz/ Abhorrent Funeral!

       Ghouls dug them out of graves and crypts. They eat brains, rotten flesh and drink blood, abhorrent beings. Their hunger is satisfied only by playing Troglodytic Horror Metal and watching horrors. Beware, they're coming for you. Andrzej Dumała.

      Looks like the necropolises, cemeteries, crypts and caves is your natural environment. How do you assess the contact of primitivism with civilization in the 21st century?
      UGH! Primitivism in the 21th centure is doing well. You know, I think, that at the moment there is somehow a million degrees of warmth outside and I’m dream about hidding in cold cave or crypt in the midlle of stormy night. Just lying on a couch in arctic cold darkess, playing video games and watching horrors and bite everyone, who want enything from me.
      Yep, primitivism is fantastic thing, I love prehistoria,I love primitivism in music... but for god sake, I will never wont go to the wood worship some trees or squirrels, or playing in some caveman survival. There is no chance to me, to leave 21th century and my electronic toys.;)

Interview with Ryan/ Meth Leppard and PowerXchuck!

      Meth Leppard is a 2-piece Grindcore band, hailing from Australia. They are about to embark a Europen tour this summer, so I contacted Ryan to discuss about the tour, about Meth Leppard, and about his other band, PowerXchuck. Enjoy! Zsiga Zoltán.

      Hello Ryan, thank you for the possibility to doing this chat with you. Actually, you are about to embark a long tour in Europe this summer, including the legendary Czech Obscene Extreme festival. Are you excited about this tour? Can you tell us, how many dates are planned in the touring schedule?
      Hi mate, first of all thank you very much the interview, yes we are all extremely excited for this tour, it is always great to meet new people. We plan to do roughly 17 dates on this tour.
      What are your plans and expectations from this tour? What cities or countries are you looking forward to the most?
      If our livers hold up we will be playing 8 countries, we can't wait to play with European Grindcore and Powerviolence bands.

Meth Leppard US tour 2017.

Interview with Arif/ Faizal/ Vijesh/ Code Error!

      As a grind aficionado, I am constantly on the lookout for new acts around the world. One band that has got my attention recently is, Code Error. It features members from 2 of the best grindcore acts from South East Asia, Wormrot and Tools of the Trade. The band released a self titled EP a couple months ago. The 7 track release is a grindfreaks delights. I spoke to the band about their self titled release, recent shows with Rotten Sound and more. Peter 'Trendcrusher' K.

      Peter: The band features members of Wormrot and Tools of the Trade. How did you get together?
      Arif: We are friends for the longest time. So why not. It is a for fun side project for now. Who knows what’s in store for us in the future.
      Andy: People avoid code errors, they usually erase them. Do you have plan to survive in cyberspace?
      Faizal: Haha! No. Code Error is just a name for the band that we want to interpret as what currently happen in entire world and focusing all the good and bad things happen in our daily life.