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Vol.14: Anugrah Esa

How's everyone doing today? It's almost approaching the end of April & I still couldn't believe that we've already reached our 14th installment of Heartattack! This time we have a very special guest from Jakarta, Anugrah Esa. Aside from running Doombringer record label as well as playing in numerous punk bands such as Paralerpe and Lock Off (to name a few), Esa's also been involved in the local independent scene for quite sometimes. Whether it's writing zines, organizing shows, putting out records or performing in a band, Esa's love affair with punk and its subsidiaries won't show any sign of slowing down, just yet. So what would be better than to hear it straight from the man himself! It's time for some global chaos takeover! ------------------------------- Anugrah Esa: This is actually the first time I do mixtape or playlist. It was quite a strange feeling when Jan invited me to do a portion for Heartattack. I’ve been a regular listener of Maximum Rock ‘n Roll Radio, Profane Existence Radio, Sonic Overload Radio as well as other online radio. But to be the one who came up with the playlist, I’d never thought of that until now. So here you go, 21 songs that fill up my shitty mp3 player. These songs pretty much accompany me in the morning while facing a dirty combo of hangover and fucked up traffic, while in the evening it’s another combo of 8 hours of slavery work and another same old shit traffic. I hope you enjoy this until you run out of breath. Play it on maximum volume for maximum output 'cause we all know that your life’s a mess, you piece of shit! 01. INA SUBS - Punks United (Valid CS) (Still the boots. Spiky hair. Leather Jacket. Drunk everywhere. Jakarta punks from the 90‘s. Lousy vocals, bad english, punk attitude!) 02. BEER BELLY - Smash The Sober Punx (Smash The Sober Punx CS) (The title says it all. Japanese pogo punx band. With a drunken vocalist!) 03. FLEA BAG - Flea Bag (Flea Bag 2015 Demo CS) (sloppy drunk pogo punx attack from USA. You will definitely want to form a band after hearing this!) 04. SAVAGEHEADS - Starve (Demo CS) (If you like The Partisans, you will love Savageheads. If you don’t like The Partisans, you will love Savageheads. Boston’s best UK82 shit!) 05. LAS OTRAS - Tragedia (Devolver El Golpe LP) (angry and pissed. Hardcore punx as fuck. Feminist punk band from Spain.) 06. SKIZOPHRENIA - Attack (This Fucking Skizophrenia! Still A Raped Ass EP) (Top notch raw punk from Japan. Crazy bass lines, energic drum beat, fucked up vocals. What else?!) 07. THE IDIOTS - Punks Dead I'm Dead (Living Comfort In Anarchy CS) (an athemic song. From one of the longest running hardcore punk band in Jakarta. Punks Dead I’m Dead!) 08. CRUTCHES - Mera (Lurad LP) (d-beat tsunami. Noisy swedish hardcore attack, with Japan’s mighty Disclose influence. Pretty cool people too.) 09. G.L.O.S.S. - G.L.O.S.S. (We're From The Future) (Demo CS) (in-your-face hardcore punx. A queer band with strong transgender politic statement. Best demo tape of this year! Girl! Living! Outside! Society! Shit!) 10. HOAX - Living On The Brink Of Suicide (Collected LP) (Hardcore that filled with hate. Manic vocalist, and killer riffs. I love the way the drummer play in this song.) 11. CONTRAST ATTITUDE - No Hope In There (Black Or White EP) (The noisemaster strike hard! If you don’t like them, i fucking hate you!) 12. SEX DWARF - I Mitt Huvud (Non Stop Erotic Noise Cabaret LP) (Full noise attack, distorted and buzzing swedish mangel to the new level!) 13. BULLETPROOF - Through The Darkness (V/A Earslaughter In 27.29 CS) (Darkened crust, repetitive beat, heavy riffs. One of my local fave!) 14. ANTIMOB - Αγανάκτηση Και Υποταγή (Self Titled LP) (One of the best Burning Spirit band outside Japan. Crazy song structure. So technically good.) 15. DIAGNOSIS? BASTARD! - Am I Stupid? Or Idiot! (Diagnosis? Bastard! #2 EP) (D-beat supergroup. Wild and frantic, rumbling loudly shouted hardcore, fast riffs, frantic screaming, chaotic drumming) 16. INFERNÖH - Lid (Split w/ NOMAD EP) (Raw and noisy Swedish mangel. A Perfect mix of Totalitar and Disclose.) 17. MAUSER - deterioration (Isolation LP) (Over the top noise d-beat. They really drive the drum forward and so massively involved. Framtid worshipper!) 18. D-CLONE - Weekendpunk (Creation And Destroy LP) (The nastiest, and noisiest d-beat fuckers in the world. Full distortions. Chainsaw guitars, fuzzy bass, relentless drums, angry vocals. 666% chaos.) 19. ASPECTS OF WAR - Tomorrow Nothing (V/A Annihilation: Konton Crasher Omnibus LP) (Disclose. Disclose. Disclose. The name came from Disclose song. Noise d-beat from Boston. Disclose. Disclose. Disclose.) 20. UNA BESTIA INCONTROLABLE - Nou món (Nou món EP) (Primitive hardcore punk. Industrial hardcore punk. Experimental hardcore punk. Anarcho punk. Whatever. Their music is timeless, and enjoyable to most people. Anarcho punk from Spain.) 21. CRIMINAL DAMAGE - Anesthesia (Self Titled LP) (A song to close this mixtape session. Member of Tragedy playing Blitz-esque punk rock. Catchy, anthemic, and always political.)

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Vol. 13: Gary Hostage

It's approaching the end of March and things are getting even busier than ever! Luckily I have a special guest contributor, Gary Hostage, who's willing to part his time for this month's Heartattack. Apart from abusing his bass on Vague and also performing individually as Gary Hostage (not sure if this particular project is still on), he also dabbles in his own independent enterprise to organize shows and such. This time, he will be sharing to us few of his favorite Canadian bands. I do hope that you enjoy this mix as much as I do. -- I feel excited when Jan asked me to contribute for his reputably heart attack program because it has been a while since I occupy myself with music compiling activities (making mixtape). This mix focuses on "Cancon" (Canadian content) so here you have it! Several Canadian tunes, ranging from hardcore to polka which (hopefully) would please your hearing senses. Oh, in case you are wondering, I don't put great and notable Canadian bands like Fucked Up, DOA, or Japandroids because they have enough exposure already. Courtesy of Gary Hostage; you are welcome. Tracklist: 01. Raised by Wolves - Rats are Gonna Die Tonight 02. The Dreadnoughts - Goblin Humppa 03. Bishops Green - Tumbling Down 04. Hassler - Retaliation 05. The Brains - Screaming 06. Invasives - Who You Are 07. Ought - The Weather Song 08. TV Freaks - Knife 09. Fashionism - Smash the State (With Your Face) 10. Knucklehead - Voice Among Us 11. Tranzmitors - Nervous Breakdown 12. Rum Runner - the Punks are Due on Maple Street

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Vol.12

Welcome to the 12th installment of Heart Attack in this busy month of February! Aside from busting my ass at work and also playing music, lately I'm in the mood for heavier and groove-oriented hardcore. Back in my junior high school, I remember this one time when I strolled around local tape store and came across Madball "Look My Way", I think it was released by roadrunner. On the first listen, I was completely floored and stunned by how much groove and intensity that Madball brought to the table. Since that day, I began discovering bands like Biohazard, Dog Eat Dog, Life of Agony and such...which eventually leads to a more contemporary bands like Terror, No Warning up until recent band like Turnstile (nonstop feeling is crazy good!). You know, one thing about hardcore, it's sort of like hit or miss, when you do things right they will come out really dope, otherwise all you get is a pool of generic hardcore bands that try to sound heavy yet failing miserably. Enclosed are some of the songs that has been stuck in my ears, these songs really kick off so much memories of hanging out with friends, going into their practice space and simply loving hardcore. Last but not least, enjoy! Tracklist: 01. Turnstile - Gravity 02. Cold World - The Real Deal 03. Backtrack - Welcome to the Pound 04. Soul Search - Me & Mine 05. Twitching Tongues - Distance Clause 06. Bad Seed - Justice Deserved 07. Stout - Block Watch 08. Life of Agony - Here I Am, Here I Stay 09. Trapped Under Ice - Gemini 10. No Warning - Resurrection Of The Wolf 11. Leeway - On The Outside 12. Biohazard - Man With A Promise 13. Crown of Thornz - Juggernaut 14. Terror - Push It Away 15. Madball - Set It Off

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Vol.11: Mar Galo

We back again with another fresh episode of Heartattack! This time we have a very special guest, the one & only Mariati Galatio a.k.a Mar Galo. Aside from performing music with Jirapah, Mar also spins a wide variety of colorful & eclectic Asian tunes. Her introduction to punk & hardcore music is an honest portrayal of eye-opening experience! Ranging from the old school classic such as Sick of It All, Boston's finest BANE and all the way to the challenging metal/hardcore acts like Dillinger Escape Plan, this episode is a bold statement of how much music can inspire & take you to various places. I really hope you enjoy Mar's selection as much as she enjoys compiling this for y'all! From Mar Galo: Compiling this list is a trip down memory lane to the period of suburban angst, reading Lambgoat, trading tapes of live shows, buying from Very Distro, getting updates from Asian Man Records, going to Generation Records, being straightedge. Some of these bands have altered my mindset and continued to remain as an inspiration to this day. Welcome to the day that you opened your eyes! Track list: 1. Sick Of It All - Call to Arms 2. Bane - Can We Start Again 3. Hatebreed - Before Dishonor 4. Kill Your Idols - Funeral for a Feeling 5. Boy Sets Fire - Rookie 6. Shai Hulud - My Heart Bleeds The Darkest Blood 7. The Haunted - Bury Your Dead 8. Candiria - Remove Yourself 9. The Dillinger Escape Plan - 43% Burnt 10. Darkest Hour - An Epitaph 11. Snapcase - Coagulate 12. Silent Majority - Polar Bear Club 13. Curl Up and Die - You'd Be Cuter if I Shot You in the Face

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Vol 10: Hafiz Bastard

There’s nothing doper than to close off the year of 2014 with a special playlist, coming all the way from Singapore. In this 10th installment of Heartattack, our special guest Hafiz Bastard will be sharing to y’all his favorite hardcore/punk tracks. Having to play in multiple bands with multiple style of music, Hafiz Bastard’s selection is something that you should be paying attention to. Expect to hear gnarly mixture of raw yet explosive energy from different parts of the world! -- Hafiz Bastard: All the bands and songs here reflects all the shit that i've been listening for the past 2-3 years. Eventhough I love old classic hardcore punk, but all these bands can be the most inspiring & gives out the full intense energy of hardcore punk to date. It’s not easy choosing 30 mins worth of punk, I can’t be bothered going through my record collection, since i buy records all the time & always getting my hands on the latest shit. So to make things easy, these are all the tracks that i found in my ipod. The ones that have been accompanying me through my journey in the bus or train to work and shit like that. Tracklist: 01. YOUTH AVOIDERS - Grit Your Teeth (France) 02. HAVITTAJAT - Havittajat (Australia) 03. RED DONS - A forces turning point (USA) 04. DiE - B.T.K (UK) 05. EEL - Low life (Canada) 06. LIFELOCK - And for what (Singapore) 07. BELGRADO - Sombra De La cruz (Spain) 08. HERATYS - Totuuden Liekki (Sweden) 09. S.H.I.T - Nobody knows anybody (Canada) 10. INFERNOH - Vi Tittar Pa (Sweden) 11. FRAMTID - Never Surrender (Japan) 12. GENERACION SUICIDA - mierda cuidad (USA) 13. HANKWOOD AND THE HAMMERHEADS - it's hard on the street (USA) 14. BISHOPS GREEN - alone (Canada) 15. NERVOUS TREND - Border lines (Australia) 16. Kakka-hata 77 - Kakkahata tappaa (Finland)

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Vol. 09: Saleh Husein

Welcome to 9th installment of Heartattack! Hope everyone's doing good! Without further due, it's a tremendous honor to present our special guest *drumroll* none other than Saleh Husein. Besides performing with White Shoes & the Couples Company as well as the Adams, Ale is also known for his avid love for hardcore/punk. In this episode, he will be sharing to us, some of his personal favorite tunes growing up. Ale Antipony: Jakarta circa ’94 - ’95, my first encounter with the devil music, yep that’s what my folks at home describe it (laughs). I’m so attached to it and I can’t help but to listen to it day and night without even stopping, and eventually begin introducing it to all my closest friends. Hardcore! Yes, I’m proud to say that word just because it means a lot to me. Through hardcore, I know a thing or two about the language of attitude, something that is so closely embedded within its music. As a musician, that particular language shapes me into who I am today. At that time, I was having difficulty to locate music references. So it was still very much limited around records catalog, zine, even stories from friends who travelled abroad to see all of my favorite bands such as Agnostic Front, Warzone, etc. During that time, it was difficult to find music references. Due to limitations, I had to search for information through records catalog, or hearing stories from friends who’ve seen some of my favorite bands such as Agnostic Front, Warzone, etc. From there, my introduction got even deeper. I begin reading hardcore/punk fanzines, taping my friend’s cassettes, burning CD’s off my friend’s collection, until eventually I'm able to get them properly. This mixtape is a glimpse of music that I’ve heard and a lot more I guess! It’s indeed, a glorious memory for me! 01. Seekers of the Truth - Food For Thought 02. Dog eat dog - Who's The King 03. Rykers - brother against brother 04. Beastie Boys - Gratitude 05. Ignite - Call On My Brothers 06. Vision Of Disorder - D.T.O 07. Black Flag - Black Coffee 08. 25 ta Life - Friendship, Loyalty, Commitment 09. Agnostic Front - Gotta Go 10. Candiria-Work In Progress 11. Up Front - Fear of Being a Giant 12. Refused - Rather Be Dead 13. Earth Crisis - Breed The Killers 14. Ten Yard Fight - Hardcore Pride 15. Sick of it All- Scratch the Surface 16. Descendents - I Don't Want To Grow Up 17. youth of today -break down the walls 18. Gorilla Biscuits - New Direction 19. Warzone - The Sound of Revolution

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Vol.08: Indra Chino

Hows it goin y'all?! I hope everyone is doing well. On the 8th episode of Heartattack, we have Indra Chino as our guest contributor. Aside from running the infamous hardcore/punk distro Trueside Records, he also plays guitar on Final Attack (if you haven't heard of 'em, google 'em now). Indra will be sharing to us some of the bands that really help shaping Final Attack's musical journey. From Indra Chino: Aight, so my good friend Jan asked me if I could do an episode of bands that influence Final Attack and me as a person. Growing up, I’ve always loved raw, fast, heavy, in your face kinda music. Back when I was in high school, I discovered bands like Minor Threat, Void, State of Alert, Cro-Mags, Negative Approach and so on. Those particular sound, feel and rawness really blew me away. Boy, they were really fast, weren’t they! I was totally hooked ever since. Not so long after that, I began discovering another side of hardcore, this time it got heavier. I got into bands like Madball, Merauder, Leeway, Judgeor better known as “NYHC” style of hardcore. Inspired by these particular sounds, I thought to myself “someday I gotta start a band that is influenced by all of these bands!”, so when I finally had the chance, I didn’t hesitate. Here’s the list of some bands (there are far too many to list!) that influence me and Final Attack as a band. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do! 01. Agnostic Front - New Jack 02. Inside Out - Burning Fight 03. Madball - Set It Off 04. Build & Destroy - Build And Destroy 05. Cro-Mags - Crush The Demoniac 06. Leeway - Enforcer 07. Cold World - Dedicated To Babies Who Came Feet First 08. Down to Nothing - Who Are You To Say 09 Merauder - master killer 10. Minor Threat - Screaming at a Wall 11. Last Rights - Chunks 12. No Warning - Ill Blood 13. Judge - Hold Me Back 14. Void - My Rules 15. Terror - Nothing To Me

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Vol.7: NYHC

Welcome to the 7th installment of Heart Attack! We will go all the way back to the year where New York Hardcore really took off and inspired many generations of current bands. It's funny when we say New York Hardcore (NYHC), most people would immediately come up with names like Sick of It all, Madball, and Agnostic Front, but the truth is New York City has so many other great bands that only exist within shorter period of times (some of them still survive to this day, some would even vanish). America's hardcore is all about its cities and how those cities reflect the sound of each and particular bands. When it comes to Big Apple, it's no greater mystery that the sounds embedded on each bands, is very much an honest portrayal of what they're gone through everyday life, which comes in form of hope, despair, lost, anger as well as other type of emotions. In this episode, I will be sharing to all of you, some of my favorite jams from the early days of NYHC. I might've missed some bands as I can't possibly include every bands, due to limited time and space. Enjoy! 01 - Agnostic Front - Last Warning 02 - Crumbsuckers - Bullshit Society 03 - OUTBURST - The Hardway 04 - The Abused - War Games 05 - Madball - Set it off 06 - Sick Of It All - Friends like you 07 - Warzone- As One 08 - Killing Time - what I want 09 - Altercation - Unite Us 10 - Citizens Arrest - Utopia 11 - The Icemen - Fire And Ice 12 - Life's Blood - Not For The Weak 13 - Our Gang - IN ANGER (REJECTED) 14 - Cro-Mags We Gotta Know 15 - Beyond - Vitality 16 - Side by Side- My Life To Live 17 - Straight Ahead - Straight Ahead 18 - Judge - The Storm 19 - Breakdown - Safe in a Crowd 20 - Supertouch - searching for the light 21 - Youth of Today- Break Down the Walls 22 - Gorilla Biscuits - New Direction

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Vol.6: Ken Jenie

When your host with the most, Januar Kristianto, asked me if I wanted to make a special Converge episode of Heart Attack I had to immediately say yes as this Massachusetts metal-hardcore band played a big role in my youth. The group's atmospheric, heavy and often spastic music caught my attention at the first listen, and their constant evolution of sound kept me anticipating their next releases. The following are some of my favorite songs by the group, particularly from When Forever Comes Crashing, The Poacher Diaries split with Agoraphobic Nosebleed, You Fail Me, Petitioning the Empty Sky, the Caring and Killing compilation and perhaps their most famous album of all, Jane Doe. I unfortunately could not find my collection of original Converge CDs, so some of the songs here come from remastered albums. I hope that you will be able to listen to the original releases because the gloomy production of When Forever Comes Crashing and Petitioning the Empty Sky's rawness really added atmosphere to those albums (or perhaps I'm just being nostalgic). Whether you are a long time listener of Converge or you are unfamiliar with their music, I hope you will enjoy this mix! Heart Attack Converge Special: 01. Ten Cents 02. Shallow Breathing/I Abstain 03. The High Cost of Playing God 04. Phoenix in Flames 05. Eagles Become Vultures 06. Zodiac 07. Locust Rain 08. Year of the Swine 09. The Broken Vow 10. Color Me Blood Red 11. Conduit 12. Antithesis 13. The Saddest Day 14. Concubine 15. My Great Devastator 16. This is Mine 17. Divinity

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Vol.5: Dodie Sadath

When it comes to hardcore/punk scene, you simply can’t disregard the involving bands, let alone its members. In the 5th instalment of Heartattack, Dodie Sadath from United Blood Webzine, will share us some of his favorite local hardcore/punk delicacies. This playlist is a glimpse of many facets of Indonesian hardcore/punk scene, with 16 different bands from different cities as well as different eras & tempos, Dodie wants to tell the people that Jakarta is not the only place where all good hardcore/punk scene resides. 01. Satu Kepalan - Malas 02. Anti Squad - Freedom and Justice 03. Lowlife - Fuck You 04 - Tanpa Batas - Hardcore Dropout 05. The Jinxz - No Disco 06. Fukk Bar Culture - Bandrekos Is The Bestos 07. Let's Go - Look Around 08. Nutmeg - We Just Come 09. CBA - Just For Fun 10. Triple X - Don't Wanna Hate You 11. Bedebah Bangsat - Underground Djarum 12. Keep The Faith - Hardcore For Skins 13. Final Attack - Working Trash 14. Martyr - Hiperialistik 15. Bored - We Hate Cops 16. Robomurphy - F.Y.H.R

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Vol. 4: Rudy Wicaksono (Wicked Suffer)

On the 4th instalment of Heart Attack, we have Rudy Wicaksono. Coming all the way from Jogjakarta, he’s also primarily known as the lead member of Wicked Suffer, Jogja’s very own force of nature. On this episode, he will be sharing to us his current favorite jams. From oi, punk, hardcore and all the way to post-punk, Rudy will take us on an intimate journey to decode the mysterious nature of punk, where everything is sounded tribal, barbaric & brutally honest. These bands aren’t even from the 80s nor 00s, but the way they capture their specific sound is inevitably exquisite. As Rudy put it in his own words, “get on your chaos walk and smash some windows while you’re at it!” Tracklist: 01. Chain Rank - Chain Rank 02. The Repos - Losing High 03. Black Easter - Action Speak 04. Crisis - No Town Hall 05. Die - Life is Hate 06. Captive - The Fool 07. Flesh World - Church of Flesh 08. YDI - Why Die 09. Institute - Giddy Boys 10. Anxiety Hammer - Echoes 11. Insurance Risk - The Punisher 12. No - Skeletal Hand 13. S.H.I.T. - Collective Unconsciousness 14. Safewords - Hiroshima Lovers 15. Pregnancy Scares - Lobotomy 16. Coitus Int - My Ideal Man

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Vol.03: Yudhistira

What's up y'all! We're back again on the third installment of Heartattack with our very special guest Yudhistira (Vague, Jirapah). Apart from obsessing over pedals and guitars, Yudhis is an all-around music nerd, who dabbles his way through different form of musical interest. His exquisite taste in music is another proof that you don't wanna miss his selection. This time, he's gonna show us his profound admiration of early LA hardcore/punk. Crank the volume up & upset your neighbors! The ferocity of American hardcore punk music/scene can be traced back as early as late 70's/early 80's. Since hardcore punk stemmed out of local community, it makes sense that each area or region would have their own identity and sound. This mix focuses on the hardcore punk bands that came out of Los Angeles area around that period. The L.A sound is normally is quite varied and diverse with some bands adopting obvious garage rock , surf-rock, rockabilly influences. 01. Middle Class - Out of Vogue 02. Black Flag - Rise Above 03. Adolescents - I Hate Children 04. Angry Samoans - They Saved Hitlers Cock 05. Ill Repute - Fill It Up 06. Dead Kennedys - California Uber Alles 07. T.S.O.L - Superficial Love 08. Wasted Youth - Fuck Authority 09. Agent Orange - Bloodstains 10. Circle Jerks - Live Fast Die Young

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