Grindcore/Hardcore from Europe. If you've never heard them, now is the time.

Drain - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RSW58VPN

Brutal fucking death stuff from Brasil. Loving it.

http://rapidshare.com/files/64849121/Corporal_Sores_-_De_Humani_Corpores_Fabrica_-_2007_-_www.horna.mx.gd.rar

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IW1OC332

Inhume's Chaos Dissection Order is one of my favorite releases of 2007. The album's riffs never get old. I've probably listened to this about 50 or 60 times. If you liked this band before, prepare for surgical incisions in your goddamned abdomen. Bang chicks to it.

http://www.mediafire.com/?begmxwb4eiu

World Extermination is one of the best grind albums from any band in any area. This band (as well as Dallas contemps, Kill The Client) have proven that the true epicenter of grindcore in the USA is TEXAS. Loud screachy vocals give the music the hate-filled atmosphere, to which I am sure, it spawned. This band is the ontogeny of hatred. Someone pissed these dudes off at SOME point in their lives.

Great death/grind record; possibly the best release from the guys.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X9YHPLJJ

Angry grindcore from Dallas' Kill The Client. Think Napalm Death, but angrier.

http://www.mediafire.com/?7m9mek2mntp

http://rapidshare.com/files/63324237/Worship-Dooom-2007_by_Searcher_mediaportal.ru.rar.html

Funeral shredders Worship have released a new album entitled Dooom. I've only listened to it twice, but the tracks are solid. Some of the stuff even reminds me of Khanate or Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine. The first, third, and fourth tracks are absolutely on point with what good doom should be. I got this from another blog because the file was too large for mediafire. The password is www.mediaportal.ru

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6LF8WIC6

Asunder arose from the ruins of sludge/crusters Dystopia and Skaven. If you could imagine a blend of the melodious Swedish death metal and doom metal genres, this is what you've got. Slow, loud, and melodic. The first track Twilight Amaranthine begins with the main phrase performed through the texture of a cello; it eventually builds up into an epic 13 minute-long track. Definitely one of the best bands of their genre. Creative, yet humble intervals. \m/

http://www.mediafire.com/?7tmbbnxgubc

Béla Bartók's 6th string quartet is a massive flow of all things melody. I think that it's the last piece he wrote in Hungary. Each movement opens with a slow melody marked mestomesto, or sadly. In the fourth movement, the material, with reminiscences of the first movement material, takes up the entire movement. His mother's death influenced the final movement, which I could understand. It resembles a tone poem, if you ask me.