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Cold World – No Omega
Review — January 15, 2008
The Wilkes-Barre hardcore unit Cold World has a lot to answer for. First, they were the band that effectively shut down Posi Numbers Fest for good. They are also responsible for a new crop of fashion conscious hardcore kids outbidding each other on eBay over street wear influenced t-shirts... lots …
Cold Snap – Didn't Your Mother Warn You About Creatures in the Night
Review — October 6, 2008
A three-song demo of slow droning somewhat melodic hardcore named after a Suicide File song. Cold Snap tries to recall the heydays of Boston hardcore when American Nightmare and Panic ruled the roost, but come nowhere close to the emotional outpouring of either band. The vocals are highly annoying in …
Cold World – Dedicated to Babies Who Came Feet First
Review — November 5, 2008
Thankfully raps inclusion into the world of heavy music has been greatly ignored in hardcore minus a few forays into the ugliest parts of New York City, North Jersey, and a couple sightings in California in the early 90's. Then came Cold World from Wilkes-Barre, PA with their cute little …
The Cold Beat – Dumbwaiter
Review — October 6, 2009
Dumbwaiter is a decent enough EP from this Boston four-piece. The first track, "Watch and Ward" is the best one as it recalls a fuzzed out Pixies mixed with any catchy latter day Replacements songs. After "Watch and the Ward", The Cold Beat go through the motions of being your …
Cold World – Ice Grillz
Review — May 1, 2005
I had heard so much hype about this band, so I was kind of weary about checking them out. Everyone was talking about waiting for their pre-orders, and avid record collectors were searching out every color of their newest record. This phenomenon only happens with few bands. When I finally …
Bands: Crass plans free live record series
News — August 17, 2015
Anarcho-punk legends Crass will release a series of live records on Cold Spring Records. The releases will be free digitally and also for sale on vinyl and CD. The band's Penny Rimbaud issued a lengthy statement on the subject, drawing comparisons to bootleg live recordings. The exact titles to …
Records: Reissue of Penny Rimbaud's Oh Magick Kingdom
News — July 22, 2018
After an extremely limited release in 2011 (60 CDs), Cold Spring Records has announced the re-release of Penny Rimbaud's (Crass) Oh Magick Kingdom. Focused on the dual themes of love and desire, the 27-minute record uses punk poetry overlayed with dark jazz, noise rock, classical cello and other varied …
Records: Zeni Geva & Steve Albini 2xCD
News — September 3, 2018
Cold Spring Reocrds has anounced an upcoming double CD release titled Maximum Implosion, featuring Zeni Geva who are joined by producer/musician Steve Albini (Shellac, Big Black). Out later this month on Sept. 24, the release collects varied collabortive efforts between Japan's Zeni Geva and Albini. This includes Albini's …
Records: Mick Harris returns with new Lull
News — November 13, 2022
Lull, an atmospheric/drone project of Mick Harris (Scorn, Fret, ex-Napalm Death), is back with its first album in 14 years, titled That Space Somewhere, and releasing on Dec. 2 via Cold Spring Records. The project initially began back in 1990, albeit taking breaks in between. Harris says: …
Records: Psychic TV's Those Who Do Not, back in print
News — December 9, 2022
Out of print for 23 years, Cold Spring Records will rerelease Those Who Do Not, a live recording of Psychic TV from Nov. 1983 in Reykjavik, Iceland. The reissue has been re-sequenced to match the live performance, and also includes the marriage between Genesis and Paula P-Orridge.
Records: Merbow live: Cafe OTO
News — October 8, 2023
Cold Spring Records has announced an upcoming 2xCD of Japanese noise artist Merzbow. Titled Cafe OTO, the album documents Merzbow's double show at Cafe OTO in London, UK in October 2016. It releases on Nov. 3.
Records: Prepare for Experimental Health from The Telescopes
News — October 20, 2023
The Telescopes return on Nov. 17, releasing a new album called Experimental Health via Cold Spring Records. It is the Telescopes' 14th album in total, described in pre-press as energetic yet dark and abrasive. The album was created by Stephen Lawrie from January-May 2022, recorded with a variety of …
Records: Corrupted, reworked and on cd
News — January 15, 2024
Cold Spring record label will soon release a reworking of material by Japanese doom metal band Corrupted. The new cd, Felicific Algorithm / Mushikeras, begins with the 2018 vinyl-only Felicific Algorithim, but using the same field recordings and source material, reworks it into a darker sound. Then …
Records: Recoiled 10 year repress
News — May 13, 2024
The Coil/Nine Inch Nails collaborattion ecoiled, in which Coil reworks 5 Nine Inch Nails compositions, has been repressed after a decade out of print, coming soon via Cold Spring Records. For the release, Trent Reznor requested Coil to remix four of the tracks, with another remix of …
Records: SPB stream: TenHornedBeast - Capra Hircus
News — June 2, 2024
For the month of June we're happy to share a full stream of Capra Hircus by TenHornedBeast, the ritual drone project of Christopher Walton. The record will release this month via Cold Spring Records. TenHornedBeast last released The Lamp Of No Light in 2022, and Capra Hircus is an …
Records: Noise Forest reissue
News — November 10, 2024
Cold Spring Records will re-release Noise Forest, an 8-track Japanese noise compilation originally released in 1992. The collection features Merzbow, C.C.C.C., Solmania, Dislocation, Monde Bruits, Masonna, Violent Onsen Geisha, and Incapacitants, and comes out (again) on Dec. 6. While released on CD by Les Disques Du Soleil label …
Records: Iggor Cavalera and Shane Embury collide
News — January 25, 2025
Cold Spring Records has announced the March 21 release of a new split album featuring solo ambient/industrial material from Iggor Cavalera (Sepultura/Petbrick) and Shane Embury (Napalm Death/Dark Sky Burial). The overall album is described as "brooding dark ambient, industrial strength noise, and heavy synth-laden electronics, creating what feels like …
Advent – Naked and Cold
Review — November 12, 2009
Beloved was a band that I never really got into. I gave them a chance, but to me, they were just another band in the faux-hardcore/screamo scene. They were mediocre for what they were doing and living in the shadows of other bands playing similar styles of music in a …
Explosions in the Sky – The Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place
Review — February 29, 2004
If Explosions in the Sky's previous LP, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever, could be called one thing, it would be called "derivative." Not that it wasn't an incredible record crafted by a band on top of their game, but …
