Disrupt
| Disrupt | |
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| General information | |
| origin | Lynn , United States |
| Genre (s) | Crustcore , grindcore |
| founding | 1987 |
| resolution | 1994 |
| Founding members | |
singing |
Jay Stiles |
singing |
Pete Kamarinos |
guitar |
Chris Drake (until 1989, 1990–1991) |
bass |
Tony Leone (1987) |
Drums |
Harry Haralabatos (1987, 1989-1991) |
| Last occupation | |
singing |
Jay Stiles |
singing |
Pete Kamarinos |
guitar |
Jeff Hayward (since 1991) |
guitar |
Terry Savansto |
Drums |
Randy Odierno |
bass |
Bob Palumbo (since 1990) |
| former members | |
Drums |
Brad Clark (1988) |
guitar |
Mike Williams (1988-1989) |
bass |
Scott Lucid (1989-1990) |
| Session member | |
singing |
Alyssa Murry (on Unrest, 1994) |
Disrupt was an American grind and crustcore band from Lynn (Massachusetts) . They are considered to be one of the first bands to combine political crustcore with grindcore.
Band history
Disrupt was founded in 1987 in Lynn (Massachusetts) and existed from 1987 to 1994. During this time, the band had a number of members who were constantly exchanged. The regular cast included two singers, two guitarists, a bass player and a drummer. In 1994, Unrest ( Relapse Records ) was the only complete music album by the group. Otherwise, the band mainly released split releases , singles and extended plays . After a European tour, the group broke up due to personal and musical differences. Four members of Disrupt later formed the hardcore punk band Grief .
Relapse Records has since released a number of compilations of older Disrupt tracks.
Music genre
Disrupt played a mixture of discharge- influenced crustcore or D-beat with various grindcore elements. In addition to Discharge, the group was musically influenced by Extreme Noise Terror , Crude SS , Chaos UK , The Varukers and Rattus . The texts dealt with social problems and were written from an extremely left, anarchist point of view. Vegetarianism made up another part of the texts. The covers of the various publications mostly contained real recordings of political demonstrations, political casualties and animals killed. The cover design was also based on Discharge.
Discography
album
- 1994: Unrest ( Relapse Records , LP / CD)
Compilations / new editions
- 2007: Split with Straight Edge Kegger (Blastcore Records and Tapes, Picture- 7`` )
- 2007: Same (Unrest Records, 10``)
- 2007: Disrupt Dead (Relapse Records, 3CD-Box + DVD)
- 2007: The Rest (Relapse Records, 2CD)
more publishments
- 1989: Millions Die for Moneymaking (self-distribution, MC)
- 1990: Same (Deafcore / Crust Records, EP)
- 1991: Split with Destroy! (Adversity Records / Break the Chains, Split-7``)
- 1991: Refuse Planet (Relapse Records, EP)
- 1991: Split with Tuomiopäivän Lapset (Ecocentric Records, Split-7``)
- 1991: Smash Divisions (SOA Records, EP)
- 1992: Split with Taste of Fear (Off the Disk Records, Split-7 '')
- 1992: Split with Disdain (Desperate Attempt Records, Split-7 '')
- 1992: Split with Resist (DAM, Split-7``)
- 1993: People Killing People (Sludge Records, split LP with sauna)
- 1994: Deprived (Relapse Records, EP)
- 1994: Split with Warcollapse (Crust Records, Split-7 '')
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Ned Wells: Better than the Rest. Resound Magazine / Relapse Records , accessed February 2, 2011 .
- ↑ Biography. MySpace , accessed February 2, 2011 .
- ↑ Disrupt at Discogs (English)