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as usual, the japanese don't fail to produce great punk, this is otoboke beaver with "datsu. hikage no onna" from the album itekoma hits which really is full of hits

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next up is maustetytöt, an incredibly cool duo from finland with "taksilla vaalaan", plingy synths and apathetic vocals combine to procure this pop masterpiece, and as they -so wisely- say in the track

"The rainbow didn't end at the hot dog stand after all Not even at the club or the terrace"

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Tokyo-based ten-piece and wild Japanese folk-song fusionists, Minyo Crusaders join forces with Colombian cumbia radicals Frente Cumbiero on Minyo Cumbiero, a collaborative release that fuses ancient Japanese folk songs with heavyweight Colombian styles.* This is "cumbia del monte fuji" -a rework of the classic cumbia del monte.

*from the minyoo cruasaders' bandcamp

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funky, punchy and vibey, hiroshi sato's "bad janky blues" is guaranteed to cause a serious case of stank-face

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next is ardenti crucis with "ΔΕΝ ΖΕΙΣ" ("den zis"), original gothy punk from greece, a truly magnetic cymbal-heavy guitar-fest

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"the voyeur" by strawberry pills, minimal synth, best enjoyed through huge speakers with heavy bass and good company

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groovy and light, it's Louie zong's "flying fish funk", offering a bass riff guaranteed to leave you breathless

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next up is "disqualified as a human" from vile species, a butane fueled grindcore band from greece with incredible potential, the vocalist duo really shines through this track

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"saigo no saigo no saigo no samba", a very interesting track, shows its character in the excited drums and raw vocals synonymous with kan mikami's discography

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coming right up is Ariel Zetina with "putamaria", a clangy snare, a deep bass and repetitive vocals blend to create an industrial techno atmosphere

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straight from ukraine it's dakhabrakha with "Шо з-под дуба" ("Sho z-pod duba"), a self described ethno-chaos group with a track overlaying folk vocals on a very insistent cello

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electronic, post punky and solid, "In the city" by Anika is purely vibes, off key guitars and all

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a melodic start to the day with my vitriol's "cemented shoes" , a grungy track, with tight drums and a fantastic breakdown

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from germany with love, "fahrradsattel" from the great Pisse, energetic & full of love, and as google very helpfully translates -i wanna be your bicycle saddle/i wanna be your bicycle saddle/i wanna be your bicycle saddle-

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next up's Static-X with "Permanence", a track so brutal and energetic it often makes my teeth hurt, enjoy with caution

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up ahead is Guerilla Toss coming at us from Boston with their new track "psychosis is just a number", a dance punk masterpiece guaranteed to get you dancing, moshing, pogoing or whatever else your feet desire

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!WARNING!

For cataloguing purposes and because i have no respect for genre distictions i provide you (and future me) with an internet-friendly numbered list of tags

grang = guitar heavy, high bpm, energetic, of the punk/metal/rock/noise variety

dum = bass heavy, leaning towards techno

pang = twangy, could be funk, jazz or neo soul

pling = lighter, easy listening, pop/indie/misc folk

All of these are based purely on vibes. The genres in the tags of each post are purely for browsing purposes.