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A LIFETIME OF SUFFOCATION – THE CATHEDRAL OF CONFUSE

You really gotta hand it to the Japanese. They are so adroit at taking things to the next level: Their metropolises are neon-er, their television is wackier, and their hardcore is way beyond the conceptual realm of  understandable that it must border on insanity. Confuse were one of those bands to take hardcore outer-galactic. Confuse sounds like a bulldozer driven drunk through a mine field, with the intensity of a collapsing municipal building. Check out some pics and a first demo after the fall!

CONFUSE – NUCLEAR POISONING

Confuse were a Japanese hardcore punk band that started in Kyushu, Japan in that wonderous year of 1983 and didn’t really do too much, which is just the way it should be. Appear, destroy, disappear.

 

They are currently regarded as “the most bootlegged band in Japan” which is probably equally as respectable of a title as it is completely useless. I know everyone goes ape-shit over GAUZE and GISM and they’re totally cool and vicious but it’s criminal to leave CONFUSE so under-explored and underrated.

CONFUSE- INDIGNATION

Listen to the first demo and tell me it doesn’t sound like screaming rancid murder.

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