Xysma - One More Time video free download
Xysma was Finnish Grindcore/Goregrind/Death Metal/Death 'n' Roll/Retro Rock band found in 1988, at Naantali. The band has been openly granted as the FIRST EVER Grindcore band from Finland. Originally named as Repulse, the band recorded their first demo "On a Cartrip to Sweden" in 1987. The Band was later named Xysma and under their new name, they released their legendary second demo "Swarming of the Maggots" in 1989. In 1990 they got signed to Comeback record company and they released their first EP "Above the Mind of Morbidity" in the same year. By then, Xysma had had more Death Metal influences to their music and the grindcore blasts decreased and the speed slowed down. Later that year they released a 7-inch "Fata Morgana" through American Seraphic Decay label. 1991 ,Xysma recorded their first full-length "Yeah", which was released by the old ComeBack label and recorded in the famous Swedish Sunlight Studios in Stockholm. This album introduced a original mix of Heavy/Death metal/psychedelic rock riffs in the vein of Black Sabbath and occasional Grindcore blasting. Therefore, Xysma can be considered the ACTUAL PIONEER OF DEATH 'N' ROLL, a style , which was later familiarized by Entombed in their 1993 "Wolverine Blues" album. Their second album "The First and Magical"'93 continued loosely the same musical paths as their former album, but now with less Grindcore and Death Metal influences. The name of their second album was sort of a sign of their major changes to be come. the third full-length, 1994's "Deluxe",showed the last signs of Grindcore blasts and Death 'n' Roll. "Lotto" of 1996 presented Xysma's whole new style, Retro-rock. The old days had been left behind for good. After their last album "Girl on the Beach" of 1998 the band split-up.
When the ex-guitarist Toni Stranius ( who also played in Disgrace before his carreer in Xysma ) died in 2006, Xysma did a final reunion gig for the memory of their late guitarist.
R.I.P Toni Stranius
This is the opening track of their second full-length "The First and Magical" of 1993
Comments
11 years ago
Eduardo Cruz Alayo
Fucking amazing song? Is that a Hammond? OMG, this guys are a fucking genius.12 years ago
Mikkel David
WTF? somethings wrong with my earphones.12 years ago
Robert Casacoberta
It`s not bad, but I prefer the first "Yeah" (1991). I love fucking heavy-Death metal with Grindcore influences... OK, it`s a good album, but the last good of the band. OUH YEAAAH!13 years ago
89152019
uh, the left check comes from the right speaker and the right check from left side. . .im wearing headphones. well, at least its in center when he says so13 years ago
BreathTheDeath
Damn the vocalist kicks ass!13 years ago
Will Junglist
interesting... sounds like something ive heard before... opening credits to boy meets world maybe?15 years ago
makke94
Vitun kova biisi! Vitun kova bändi!15 years ago
brutalictesku
Olinkin kiinnostunut kuulemaan Xysman tokaa levyä ja hyvinhän tämä rokkaa \,,/15 years ago
Hesus Salín
Yes it's pretty unnecessary ,alright . . . but hey, it's Xysma: They were pretty experimetal back then, and even nowdays, there isn't too many bands of doing this kind of music with the same level of success. Upload the "Turning" my friend, it's a great song. I heard that "Deluxe" still had some grindcore influence left. Maybe I should get it15 years ago
Guuglblushishshack
The intro is pretty fucking unnecessary. But pretty good song. This reminded me of that great song "Turning". Im gonna upload it soon..15 years ago
Hesus Salín
To distinguish the Grindcore influences clearly, you should listen both "Yeah" and this full-length straight through. They are pretty hard to pick from just one sample. But the basic idea of 1991-94 era Xysma was mixing Black Sabbath rock riffs with Death metal and Grindcore ones. Thanks for commeting15 years ago
