Skramz

I get on these kicks, sometimes, where all I listen to is Screamo/Skramz for days. The U.S has a few Skramz bands worth mentioning, but man, Europe is where is it's at. From France's Daïtro to Italy's Raein, it is nothing but perfection. I mean that musically as well as lyrically. I can roughly translate most songs and they're beautiful, filled with passion and so much heart.. the things, it seems, a lot of bands here are lacking.

Here are some of my favorite albums:

1. Daïtro Discography

Part I & Part II & Part III

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2. Raein Discography

Download here.

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3. Indian Summer Discography

Download here.

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4. Amanda Woodward - Discographie

Download here.

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5. Pg. 99 - Discography

Download here.

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6. Funeral Diner Discography

Part I & Part II

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7. Loma Prieta Discography 2005-2009

Download here

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8. Suis La Lune Discography

Download here.

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9. Ampere Discography 

(I couldn't find a file that had all of them together and I was too lazy to upload it myself lol.)

Demo 7" (2002)

Ampere/Wolves Split (2003)

Ampere-All Our Tomorrows End Today (2004)

Ampere/Welcome the Plague Year Split 5" (2005)

Live at Dead Air Split 11" Ampere/Wasteland/Daniel Striped Tiger/Death to Tyrants (2006)

Ampere/Sinaloa Split 12" (2006)

Ampere/Das Oath Split (2006)

Ampere/Ringers Split 6" (2007)

Ampere/Daitro Split 7" (2007)

Ampere/Funeral Diner Split 7" (2007)

Ampere/Off Minor Split (2008)

The First Five Years (2008)

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10. Anomie Discography

Download here.

In/Humanity

Led by cult hardcore hero Chris Bickel, who went on to play in Guyana Punchline and Newgenics, In/Humanity released a couple full-length albums, a couple singles, and contributed to several compilations before calling it quits in 1998.

I was going to post a link to download each album individually, until I came across this.

It's called In/Humanity - Violent Resignation: The Great American Teenage Suicide Rebellion 1992 - 1998. It's basically their entire discography, minus a few songs. If you really dig them, I suggest looking up their discography and comparing it to what is on this. A lot of this stuff is VERY hard to find, so to be honest, this is probably the best it'll get.

Download Violent Resignation here.