Anaal Nathrakh - Eschaton (LP)
2006 (Season Of Mist)
I still listen quite a lot to The Codex Necro from time to time, this is a later album and not as violent and harsh, but more melodic and "catchy", with clean vocals here and there. Probably the first time in a lot of years I listen to this.
2009 (Permanent Records)
The Anals consist of at least one member from A.H. Kraken, but this isn't as no wave-y, this is lo-fi synth/punk no wave with a wonderful musical arrogance. It's dirty, not in sync all the time and really, really great!
2007 (Process Records)
Bought this straight from the label back when it was released, my old band was in contact with Process Records in order for them to release our debut album in the States, but it fell through and the label called it quits, or so they told us.
Anyway, Hits From The Bow is great and humorous death/grind with math influences and there's a very cool and funny Iron Maiden-rip off track in the beginning of the album. I listen to this album every now and then. The Game Of Life was not as good, more standard metal, which made it more boring.
2009 (Heart & Crossbone / Wee Wee / Saucisses Lentilles / Electric Junk / Amertune-Corruption / Bande Noir Records)
The Artemisia Absinthium side is like a jazz-infused The Locust, that hysterical grind-/hardcore but with brass instruments as well.
The Weasel Walter side is noiserock extravaganza and experimental weirdness.
2000 (Three One G)
A favorite band within the extreme music scene. Asterisk* is probably one of the best grindcore bands Sweden has ever had to offer. So intense, extreme, raw and violent. I love this album.
2004 (Lady Godiva Operations)
Masami Akita (Merzbow) and Lasse Marhaug rip, chop and slice Asterisk*-tracks beyond recognition.
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