Genre: Screamo, Hardcore
Year: 2009
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Label: Hombre Bueno Discos & some DIY labels
MySpace
01. Noventa y nueve
02. Cinco dedos, un puño
03. 45 grados
04. Delfines vs. cadáveres
05. Morir o morir
I’ve stated this before, I don’t post that much screamo. A band has to really hit me hard, and Heads and Heads did that. Here is ten minutes of absolute ruthlessness.
Genre: Screamo, Hardcore
Year: 2009
Location: France
Label: Purepainsugar
Main Site
01. Part I
02. Part II
03. Part III
04. Part IV
05. Part V
06. Part VI
07. Part VII
08. Part VIII
09. Part IX
10. Part X
I cannot tell you how excited I got when I found out about this album. I randomly came upon their site, and I saw they were releasing another album. I am not into screamo that much anymore, definitely a high school phase for me (college snob talking here). But Daïtro is a screamo band I still listen to, and will keep listening to. I have only listened to the first couple tracks of Y, but it sounds brutally good. I have a feeling I will like this as much as their 2005 masterpiece, Laisser Vivre Les Squelettes.
P.S. I think the version I’ve posted here was recorded off a record, because I think they’ve released this in Europe on vinyl only right now.
Genre: Screamo, Hardcore
Year: 2005
Location: France
Label: Red Cars Go Fast
MySpace
Tracklist:
01. Laisser Vivre Les Squelettes
02. Chaque Seconde
03. Les Orbites En Éveil
04. Nous Sommes D’Ici
05. Come Du Papier
06. Pourquoi Les Inconnus Restent-Ils Inconnus
07. Trois Murs Pour La Salle De Torture
08. Se Noyer, S’Oublier, Regarder Partir
So here comes my first screamo post. While I have been out of this phase for a while, I still have absolutely full love for this record. I consider it to be my favorite screamo album. And I understand there is better stuff out there, but this is the one that has truly stuck with me. The entire album carries this almost post-rock aura. Instead of focusing solely on the “vocals” and the “how loud can we play” attitude, Daïtro makes unbelievable use of the slow parts. With their nine-minute “Nous Sommes D’Ici”, they expand their music beyond most means of screamo. Yet, their heavy parts are absolutely mind-chilling. While this may be somewhat old, I found it quite late but it has still been a perfect record for me.
