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The Shizit is a digital hardcore band from Seattle, USA, formed by J.P. Anderson and Brian Shrader in 1999. Their music was an intense mix of gabber, hardcore and heavy metal guitars, amped up with aggressive political lyrics. The band released two CD’s on mp3.com, and as it was spread quickly among underground sources, the band steadily built up their following. In 2001, they began work on their third album, “Soundtrack For The Revolution”; the band was offered contracts from large publishers such as Sony Music or Warner, but they turned the offers down since it didn’t fit their morals. The album was finally released at E115 Records, a Canadian indie label later that year, and tracks from it were released on Alec Empire’s “Don’t Fuck With US” compilation. The band also joined Alec on his European tour, and with the arrival of turntablist Jason Alberts, it seemed the band was reaching the pinnacle of their career. Suddenly, however, in 2003, the band announced they were disbanding due to personal disputes between J.P. and Brian Shrader.

J.P. then went on to work on a solo project, Rabbit Junk.

The Shizit’s second, self titled album was released as a free download on 15th October on archive.org and later through Glitch Mode and dtrashrecords. This self titled album does not feature Brian Shrader.

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music4earthworm wrote:
last week

come back please

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ShowNoMercy9786 wrote:
last week

Band shreds.

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Aeroaviones wrote:
15 days ago

That new album totally slays

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NuclearTango wrote:
20 days ago

amazing stuff

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HumanRejection wrote:
26 days ago

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dragonicfiend wrote:
last month

Genius, as usual

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matcrews wrote:
last month

yay, new sound ! great news, now, PLEASE come to Europe !!!

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Razelim wrote:
last month

Thank you for returning, I love RabbitJunk till death, but this is incredible!

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b-s-v wrote:
last month

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Comeback of the year

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AcronymBlood_ wrote:
last month

Lyrically, this is the essence of what punk should be, with a side of social anarchism?

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sunmd wrote:
last month

я теку лучами взрывов ребята, фак зэ нойз бляя, <SHHI

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jpfromrj wrote:
last month

and a new fucking picture!

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jpfromrj wrote:
last month

we need to get the new tracks up here

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nuwarrr wrote:
last month

новый альбом это просто пиздец! вынос мозга!

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RogueProcess wrote:
last month

Fuckin' hell, the new album is intense! Love it!

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SacredMargaret wrote:
last month

новый альбом разрывает!

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Jimmy_Rage wrote:
last month

Even though it's a really kick ass album, the new shizit album just sounds like the next Rabbit Junk album with political lyrics. There are very few things in it that stylistically connect it with The Shizit earlier in the decade. We don't really hear a breakbeat until maybe track seven, electronics being used very subtly rather than the very extroverted programming in SoFTeR. Just listen to Point Click Kill or even Gak Bitch, then listen to Young Broke Pissed, the difference is absolutely staggering. Again, not bashing the album, I love it, I just think stylistically it's a Rabbit Junk album.

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obso wrote:
last month

<nakurwia>

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synthyte wrote:
last month

the new record is digital hardcore PWNAGE and will melt your face off. a classic returns.

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killer_Tomatoes wrote:
last month

Selftitled can be downloaded now from http://www.archive.org/details/Dtrash138-TheShizit-TheShizit

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