Geizz – We Wait For Song Of Geizz [7''] (1985, DGR, Records.)

 

Geizz were one release wonder; their only 7″ 'We Wait For Song Of Geizz' came out in 1985. They may not have released very much, but as a band they had with quite the pedigree: members were active in The Execute and The Mobs among others. The guys here push out sonically quite a few good songs of speedy UK-influenced hardcore punk. Aside for the opening that has some Gastunk like pseudo-singing, the second track might have been a Clay unrelased song. "Wild Boys" it's a fast Discharge-like meets Mötorhead halfway and the pelvic thrust that reminds of a great UK band, The Fiend. "Tormentor" has more than a hint to GISM in the guitar department. Good, clean, violent fun. [SOURCE: 狂気の日本] 

 

Label: DGR, Records. – 001, DGR, Records. – DGR-001 

Format: Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Stereo 

Country: Japan 

Released: Jul 10, 1985 

Style: Hardcore Punk, Heavy Metal, Speed Metal, Japanese Hardcore 

 

Tracklist: 

Side 6, 

A1 Go To Ruin 

A2 Song Of Geizz (We Wait For) 

Side 66, 

B1 Wild Boy's 

B2 Tormentor Track 

 

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