Pariso - 2012 2009-2011 Discography

Band : Pariso

Album : 2009-2011 Discography

Release Year : 2012

Genre : Chaotic | Hardcore

Tracklist :

1. Final Thoughts
2. 10
3. I'd Rather Die Than Go To Heaven
4. Misery
5. Waster
6. Blastbeast
7. No Hope
8. Brutacus
9. The Recluse
10. Intro
11. Solitude
12. Fevered Egos
13. Birds
14. Mystifier
15. House of Squalor
16. Lonqvist
17. Burn The Lies
18. Eat It
19. Fuck You, Die Slow
20. Tear Them To Shreds
21. Peace Thru War (Thru Peace And War)
22. Black Milk
23. I'll Call You A Hurst, This One's For Cody
24. I'm Standing Here, You Make The Move

Everything we have ever recorded, up until the 'Nothing Beyond Everything After' album.
This includes the untitled 'square' 7", the 'I'd Rather Die Than Go To Heaven' floppy disc, the split 5" with Kerouac, the 'Sooner Insignificant Better' 7", the split tape with We'll Die Smiling and the split 7" with Manuscripts as well as covers by Three Trapped Tigers, Obituary, Hatebreed, Crystal Castles and Eyehategod. 24 tracks in total.
Some of these tracks have never been released digitally or are very hard to find.

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Pariso - 2012 Nothing Beyond Everything After

Band : Pariso

Album : Nothing Beyond Everything After

Release Year : 2012

Genre : Chaotic Hardcore

 

Tracklist :

01. Open Waters
02. Defense Wounds
03. Body Language
04. Scocciatura
05. Native Wolves
06. Leeches
07. The Huntsman
08. Lonely Battle
09. Nothing Beyond Everything After
10. Unmitigated Sky
11. Omerta
12. Officeress

Pariso deliver their definitive manifesto to date, Nothing Beyond Everything After. Having forged an infamous history of split 5"s, credit card shaped CDs and floppy discs, Pariso have now delivered a 12 song, 30 minute record that truly delivers upon the bursts of promise their past has always threatened.

'Nothing Beyond Everything After' is a focussed blast that shows nods to everyone from Slayer to Mastodon to power-violence, black metal and much more - all the while sticking to the framework of fast, concise, ultra-heavy dissonant hardcore. Recorded by Jamie Frye and mastered by Lewis Johns, this is an album designed to be played on vinyl and engaged with accordingly.

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Pariso - 2011 Square 7"

Band : Pariso

Album : Square 7"

Release Year : 2011

Genre : Chaotic | Hardcore

Tracklist :

1. 10 (Three Trapped Tigers)
2. Final Thoughts (Obituary)

This release features the tracks '10' (original version by Three Trapped Tigers) and 'Final Thoughts' (originally by Obituary). Both tracks clock in at over 3 minutes each. Both were recorded by Sam Thredder at the Cros Nest.

'10', on the A-side, takes several riffs from the track of the same name by Three Trapped Tigers and reworks them into a lurching, awkward, moshathon, with Jackson Conroy on vocals.

'Final Thoughts' is a cover of the Obituary track, with vocals by Chris Hang The Bastard and Sam Slabdragger. Guitar solo by Sina Hang The Bastard.

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Kerouac & Pariso - 2011 Split (ep)

Band : Kerouac & Pariso

Album : Split (ep)

Release Year : 2011

Genre : Chaotic | Hardcore

Tracklist :

Pariso :
1. Waster
2. Blastbeast
3. No Hope
4. Brutacus
5. The Recluse

Kerouac :
6. Skin Undone
7. Stillness And Cold
8. Sinkhole
9. Cheap Teeth
10. Dead And Gone
11. Fiends

A five-part mini-epic from the now near-indefinable Kerouac. Their most progressive recording yet - largely eschewing low-end crunch for black metal intensity/post-rock serenity and anthemic power. Pariso deliver perhaps what could be considered their 5 heaviest and most succinct tracks yet. Big riffs, grind and shards of off-kilter mosh with nods to Slipknot and Premonitions of War. Pure negativity.

This split was recorded in one day by Jamie Frye with both bands in the studio at the same time - taking it in turns to record instruments individually. This also marks the last recorded output by Mazz on vocals for Pariso. Both bands vocalists also guest on each others material.

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Pariso & Manuscripts - 2010 Split

Band : Pariso & Manuscripts

Album : Split
Release Year : 2010

Genre : Hardcore / Chaotic

Tracklist : 

Pariso :

1. Black Milk
2. I´ll Call You A Hurst, This One´s For Cody
3. I´m Standing Here, You Make The Move

Manuscripts :
4. Deathknoll
5. Blind Malevolence

 Pariso play discordant hardcore for fans of the_Network, Throats, Gaza, Phoenix Bodies and the like....ex Cutting Pink With Knives, The Defeat, Heroics, Wild Stallions etc...
Manuscripts are horrifically young Midlanders who take the best bits of Cursed, Pelican, His Hero Is Gone, Throats, Converge etc...
Guess what it sounds like?? An awesome split! Just check this one out!

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Pariso - 2011 Sooner Insignificant Better

Band : Pariso

Album : Sooner Insignificant Better

Release Year : 2011

Genre : Hardcore / Grindcore

Tracklist :

1. Intro
2. Solitude
3. Fevered Egos
4. Birds
5. Mystifier
6. House Of Squalor
7. Lonqvist

Modern fast/grindy/discordant hardcore influenced by Vision of Disorder, London hardcore five-piece, Pariso have released their brand new 7" EP - “Sooner Insignificant Better”. This is a messy hardcore/grind stuff from this London Based band, which will simply annihilate you in a matter of minutes. The 7 track, 12 minute EP is an explosion of wildness that will leave you numb. “Sooner Insignificant Better” is a co-release between Dog Knight Productions and Brainache Records.
All the tracks in “Sooner Insignificant Better” are fast and discordant in terms of music and are usually under two minutes. The intro track is aggressive, which after a momentary build-up moves into a sludgy groove that'll get anybody moving. However once Solitude opens, the EP takes another direction with brutal riffing and drumming that is just punishing to say the least.
Pariso has a hardcore sound, which is evident in their songwriting. The fantastic thing is that they have some real good groove in all the tracks. The vocals are generally very throaty with a strange and captivating yell and chants symphony. But one good aspect in this EP “Sooner Insignificant Better” is that there are fair amounts of atmosphere within each track. One other significant thing is that the atmosphere is very short-lived behind these heavy riffs - it is more like an ambient sounding backdrop. There's also a decent amount of melody injected into a few tracks. But the track Mystifier may not appeal to those that want it brutal all the time with no variety, as it is a bit slow and by the time it picks up momentum, the track stops abruptly. I personally feel the track duration could have been a bit more, even though it is an EP.
Pariso is a bit different, as they play a lot of good riffs with good control. Overall, “Sooner Insignificant Better” was an enjoyable album as the production is good. Pariso certainly have a natural feel to good songwriting and it can very well be seen in this album. There are many modern hardcore/metalcore groups nowadays doing a lot of experimentation, but Pariso have stuck to the basic, with each band member playing very well within the boundary. If you like grinding hardcore, check this out for sure!

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