Brutal truth

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Brutal truth
Brutal Truth live at Bergen Metal Fest 2007
Brutal Truth live at Bergen Metal Fest 2007
General information
Genre (s) Grindcore , Deathgrind
founding 1990, 2006
resolution 1999
Website www.brutaltruth.com
Current occupation
Kevin Sharp
Erik Burke
Dan Lilker
Richard Hoak
former members
guitar
 Brent "Gurn" McCarty
guitar
 Jody Roberts
Drums
 Scott Lewis

Brutal Truth is a grindcore - band from New York City , USA . Founded in 1990 by ex- Anthrax and ex- Nuclear Assault bassist Dan Lilker , it existed until it was dissolved in 1999 and formed again in November 2006 to take part in the EyeHateGod tribute sampler For the Sick .

Band history

Brutal Truth released their first records on the Earache Records label , Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses in 1992 and Need to Control in 1994 , as well as an EP called Perpetual Conversion , and a 7 "single with the song Godplayer . During this time, the songs Ill -Neglect , Collateral Damage and Godplayer music videos filmed. Due to differences, Brutal Truth moved from Earache Records to Relapse Records and released the mini album Kill Trend Suicide , the album Sounds of the Animal Kingdom , and a live double CD called Goodbye Cruel World In addition, the band released several split 7 "singles on smaller labels, but these are mostly sold out and very difficult to come by.

In 2001, the Guinness Book of Records awarded Brutal Truth for the shortest music video with the clip Collateral Damage , which is 2.18 seconds long and consists of 48 photos.

Discography

Albums

EPs

  • 1992: Ill-Neglect
  • 1992: Perpetual Conversion
  • 1994: Godplayer
  • 1996: Kill Trend Suicide
  • 1998: Machine Parts
  • 2000: For Drug Crazed Grindfreaks Only

Split CDs

Web links

Commons : Brutal Truth  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Jackie Smit: Choice of a New Generation. Chronicles of Chaos, accessed March 15, 2014 .