PO BOX 6911

 Burbank, CA 91510 USA   updated  3/7

NEW RELEASES

CATALOG         PRICES         REVIEWS                LINKS                Deep Six Distro List         

T-shirts        Sound Bytes                STORES                DISTRIBUTORS                TOURS

Order by Credit Card              CONTACT Deep Six    Webpage Special

REVIEWS:

click hear to see descriptions

show all items of the artist Artist: Hirax
Title: Assassins Of War (EP)
Format: Mini CD
Description(from Century Media Records)
Originators of Thrash Metal Crossover Music: HIRAX release a five song mini album. The FIRST new recordings in three years. More than any other HIRAX record "Assassins of War" takes you on a Thrash Metal journey and gives you a sound of the band like you have never heard before! (2007) Track Listing: Lucifer's Inferno / Summon The Death Dealers / City Of The Dead / Invasion / Assassins Of War

INFO:  (from revhq.com) Australia's Extortion present nineteen tracks of very well-played mean, thrashy hardcore punk with a severe powerviolence influence on their first US release. Influences range from bands like Infest and Crossed Out to Siege and Citizens Arrest.

INFO: (from revhq.com)  Originally released on Slap A Ham Records, this Man Is The Bastard CD includes 53 tracks of classic Man Is The Bastard mayhem. This release is a collection of splits, 7" EPs, and previously unreleased material created for those that can't find the vinyl. Man Is The Bastard were a double-bass heinous barrage of hardcore on the forefront of the early powerviolence scene, although they used plenty of experimental noise ideas. Members of the band have also been in Pissed Happy Children, Pillsbury Hardcore, No Comment, Bastard Noise and more.

INFO: (from revhq.com)  Previously only available on 7", the Outlaw Order "Legalize Crime" EP is now in print on digital format. Boasting four out of five members of Eyehategod, these Louisiana metalheads punch out four songs plus a bonus live track of Sabbath-influenced dirty hardcore-punk, not straying far from the path laid down by Eyehategod.

PHOBIA
Means Of Existence
Deep Six Records
DPS68  - May 16, 2006

below is the original review from the slap a ham release.

Phobia
Means Of Existence (Slap-A-Ham Records)
By: Jeb Branin

In addition to being one of the most intense live bands I've ever seen, PHOBIA are the cream on grindcore's milk. This new full length is their best showing yet. How do bands who are this good actually manage to get better each time out of the chute? I dunno, but they are faster and more pointed than ever before. This is grind that will bring to mind the early years of NAPALM DEATH. So raw and pissed that it oozes negative energy like a festering boil oozes pus. There is a political theme running throughout the disc that attacks and questions humanities' treatment of other species we share this planet with. Whether you love metal, power violence, noise, crust, grind, hardcore, or polka this is going to be one of your new favorite albums.