Singles Collection, by Brainbombs

Singles Collection

by Brainbombs

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1.	Jack The Ripper Lover 05:27	buy track
2.	No End 03:43	buy track
3.	Anne Frank 04:40	buy track
4.	No Guilt 03:39	buy track
5.	No Place 03:25	buy track
6.	No Guilt 2 01:42	buy track
7.	Wishing A Slow Death 03:05	buy track
8.	Stacy 02:26	buy track
9.	It's A Burning Hell 02:17	buy track
10.	Second Coming 03:29	buy track
11.	Psychout Crash Kid 04:30	buy track
12.	I Detta Satans Rum 04:15	buy track

about

The Brainbombs use a horn, scraping guitars and the mindset of a mentally-impaired killer to bring some dark damage to the putrid remains of the corpse of rock music. When the band started, the Brainbombs were much more in line with the European industrial scene of the time. Though they use the tools of the rock trade, Brainbombs instead breath from the fart-helmet of
minimal repetitious overload. To this a drugged-out horn floats in the mix. The collection of songs on this release documents the band’s first seven years.

Subject matter is definitely for the mature listener, with sacred cows being
punctured, slaughtered and violated. The lyrics are usually the deal breaker for most sensitive souls, though the brutish and wiry sounds compete with some of the best sounds off the Killed By Death series of records out of Hell, Norway. Brainbombs is not some garage fonzie KBD cover band, but a real deal noise pollutor.

This is the first time this has ever been on vinyl, so don’t miss out on this once in a lifetime chance to own a gold bar made from filth.

Tracks 1 & 2 originally released as the "Jack The Ripper Lover/No End" 7" (Brainbombs, 1989).
Tracks 3 & 4 originally released as the "Anne Frank" 7" (Big Brothel, 1990).
Track 5 originally released on the "It's A Burning Hell" 7" (Big Ball, 1992).
Tracks 6-9 originally released as the "Live Action At Rock All, Oslo" 7" (Big Ball, 1994).
Track 10 is the first studio recording by Brainbombs, from 1987.
Tracks 11 & 12 originally released on the "Unveiled" comp. tape (Mechanik, 1986).

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released June 1, 1999

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Brainbombs

Apr 2013
Obey

Apr 2011
Fucking Mess

Nov 2008
Singles Collection

Jun 1999
Urge To Kill

Jun 1999
Burning Hell

Jun 1992

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