TEST PRESS Insect Warfare At War with Grindcore Rejected 625 Thrash napalm death
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NM vinyl; no cover. This is the REJECTED TEST PRESS for the original 7" on 625 records
Rejected because it had an "unusual amount of distortion"
Horns up
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Insect Warfare – At War with Grindcore (7" EP, 2004, 625 Thrashcore)
Description:
At War with Grindcore is the 2004 7-inch EP from Houston's Insect Warfare, released by the legendary DIY label 625 Thrashcore. This record is a furious and unapologetic burst of raw, old-school grindcore, channeling the manic intensity of early Napalm Death and the crusty violence of Disrupt. Clocking in at under 10 minutes, it delivers rapid-fire blasts, guttural growls, and feedback-drenched guitars—capturing the essence of grindcore's punk roots. The EP has a raw, analog production aesthetic and anti-authoritarian ethos that fits perfectly within 625's discography, making it a staple for fans of underground extreme music and vinyl-pressed rage.
50 Similar Artists / Bands (aligned with 625 Thrashcore, grindcore, powerviolence, fastcore, crust, DIY): Grindcore / Powerviolence / Fastcore (Core 625-style acts & affiliates) Spazz – The blueprint for powerviolence; a 625 staple.
Charles Bronson – Snarling, sarcastic fastcore from Chicago.
Capitalist Casualties – Bay Area legends of crusty PV.
Lack of Interest – Straight-edge violence, fast and ruthless.
Hatred Surge – Side project of Insect Warfare's Alex Hughes.
Iron Lung – Dual-vocal, medical-themed PV destruction.
Magrudergrind – Raw grind with a punk attitude.
Man Is the Bastard – Bass-heavy and crushingly slow PV pioneers.
Neanderthal – Short-lived but genre-defining PV act.
Plutocracy – Funky samples mixed with violent bursts.
Crossed Out – The most influential early powerviolence band.
No Comment – Invented the “stop-start” PV blast.
Dead Radical – Fastcore from 625’s early roster.
Scholastic Deth – Youth crew meets thrashcore.
What Happens Next? – Members of Spazz; raw, speedy hardcore.
Gride – Czech grindcore with chaotic energy.
Excruciating Terror – LA-based deathgrind filth.
Disrupt – Crust-grind from Massachusetts.
Extreme Noise Terror – British crust/grind gods.
Dropdead – Politically charged hardcore/grind.
Raw Grind/Crust/Noise Bands The Endless Blockade – Noise-heavy Canadian powerviolence.
Suffering Luna – Cosmic crust/noise weirdness.
Suppression – Chaotic and experimental grind/noise.
Warsore – Australian raw grind terror.
Denak – Spanish grindcore in the classic style.
Regurgitate – Swedish goregrind filth.
Unholy Grave – Japanese political grindcore.
Cripple Bastards – Italian grind legends.
Archagathus – “Mincecore” revivalists à la Agathocles.
Agathocles – Belgian grindcore lifers, pioneers of "mince."
Fast Hardcore/Thrashcore/Punk with Grind Aesthetics Life’s Halt – Fastcore with a punk backbone.
DS-13 – Swedish hardcore with speed and sarcasm.
Rupture – Unhinged Australian hardcore with grind tendencies.
Municipal Waste (early) – Crossover thrash with grind roots.
Tear It Up – Speedy hardcore with PV crossover.
Punch – Fast, female-fronted hardcore with blastbeats.
Coke Bust – Blazing straight-edge hardcore from DC.
Infest – Sludgy PV originators, very influential.
Hummingbird of Death – Idaho-based grind/punk.
Asshole Parade – Florida fastcore with chaos energy.
Modern Grindcore / PV Aligned Bands Sick/Tired – Fastcore legends with members of MK-ULTRA.
Triac – East Coast grind savagery.
WVRM – Modern Southern grindcore.
Cloud Rat – Feminist grindcore with emotional depth.
Full of Hell – Grind + noise + blackened death fusion.
Goolagoon – Powerviolence with SpongeBob themes (yes, seriously).
Regional Justice Center – Introspective, violent fastcore.
Scumraid – South Korean d-beat noise punk.
Napalmed – Czech noisegrind pioneers.
Nak’ay – Blistering Midwest grindcore.
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