Nasum / Napalm Death - Live in Japan Split 12"

I normally don't care about live recordings, however, this will probably be the last Nasum release ever, and it's pretty impossible to find, so I figured it'd be nice of me to spread the word. This split picture disc LP between Nasum and Napalm Death is limited to 500 copies, is ugly as hell, and is really a collectors item for the die-hard Nasum fans. Both bands are featured here with live recordings from their show at Club Quattro in Osaka, Japan, meaning that the Nasum songs on here are identical to the ones on the "Doombringer" live album that Relapse did a while back.

This "Live In Japan (Grind Kaijyu Attack!)" PDLP isn't available from Feto, and is also no longer available from Nasum directly, the last place I could find it as an unknown distro to me called Power It Up, operating out of Germany. Get it while supplies last.

Isis - Live V LP

As previously reported, here it is: the fifth installment in the Isis Live series:

°The LP contains the entire OCEANIC set (considered their best full-length)
°One time pressing of 1000 copies (that's not a lot)
°180g vinyl (that's the heavy quality stuff)
°Green vinyl limited to 100 (already sold out)
°Green/white camo vinyl limited to 200 (lets go gi.joe)

Nuff. Said. Get. It. Now. Viva Hate! Hurry Up!

The Mars Volta - Is Anybody There? 2xLP

This seemingly came out of nothing. Only weeks after the release of Octahedron, The Mars Volta are back with a live album entitled "Is Anybody There?". I have many, many, many questionmarks flagging this record, like amongst others:

- The Mars Volta concerts can either be amazing or a boring trip down shroomlane.

- A live recording, love it or hate it, taken at Lowlands, a huge outdoor festival in Holland suggests a rather subpar quality

- This has BOOTLEG written all over it since there's no official information about this record, and the Emek artwork is ripped off a poster he did for them.

However, this was recorded way back in 2003, and only features songs from thier first and best album "Deloused in the Comatorium", plus 2 demo tracks - it doesn't say if these are actual demo recordings or just those 2 songs live as well. But hey, even if it's no official release, it looks nicely done and it's The Mars Volta right!? These puppies will go fast, and like most bootlegs will double in price before you can pronounce the singer's full name, so hurry up and get one or more at http://www.auralexploits.com/