(Chaotic Hardcore / Mathcore) The Armed - Дискография (5 CD) - 2009-2013, FLAC (tracks), WEB-релиз, lossless

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01. Party At Pablo's [00:02:18]
02. Kingbreaker [00:02:59]
03. Hail Troglodon [00:01:59]
04. As Centaurs [00:02:39]
05. Buy A Snake [00:01:53]
06. I Steal What I Want [00:01:47]
07. Grand Party Frankenstein [00:02:52]
08. Gave Up [00:03:49]
09. Terrordactyl [00:03:08]
10. Elephant [00:03:24]
11. The Great Fatsby [00:03:18]

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01. Death Panel [00:02:09]
02. Liar [00:02:45]
03. Second Hand [00:01:59]
04. Woodenlung [00:03:23]

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01. Young & Beautiful [00:01:38]
02. Mujahoudini [00:02:10]
03. Pushing Daisies [00:03:18]
04. Maize Maze [00:01:31]
05. You Have Died [00:04:50]

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01. Cop Friends [00:01:53]
02. No Rest Until Ruin [00:01:53]
03. Bloat [00:01:22]
04. Sterling Results [00:00:51]
05. Countervictims [00:02:00]

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01. The Armed - Culture Faded [00:02:06]
02. The Armed - American Lives [00:02:59]
03. Tharsis They - Dim Rivers [00:02:02]
04. Tharsis They - Dragging Stones [00:03:29]

The Armed is a six-piece band from Detroit, Michigan playing a blend of hardcore punk and extreme metal since 2009. Three of its members—Chris Elkjar, Tony Wolski, and Aaron Jones—were previously in another Detroit-based hardcore punk band, Slicer Dicer. The Armed play several Slicer Dicer songs in live shows and included two, "Terrordactyl" and "Buy A Snake," on their first full-length album, These Are Lights.
The group's musical style consists of complex guitar work and off-time polyrhythmic drumming. They also include synthesized elements in some of their songs. The vocals are most often yelled in the style of hardcore punk.
Slicer Dicer was formed in 2006 in Detroit, Michigan. Their shows were characterized by an energetic stage show featuring intense lighting and excitable stage antics from the band, including playing in the crowd and inciting the crowd to mosh with the band. They broke up in late 2008, but three of their members went on to form The Armed and have continued to have a similarly energetic live show. Interestingly, The Armed already existed as a side project of Tony Wolski and Aaron Jones, and an album titled The Best of The Armed was released in 2005, before the first Slicer Dicer album. Copies of The Best of The Armed are rare, and songs from this release are not played live, or available online.
They released their first full-length album, These Are Lights, on July 6, 2009. It was self-recorded and mixed by Kurt Ballou at Godcity and mastered by Nick Zampiello and Rob Gonella at New Alliance East. It featured two songs from Slicer Dicer's final album, Burning Universe, which were reworked and re-recorded for inclusion on These Are Lights. These songs were "Buy a Snake" and "Terrordactyl."
In 2010, the band announced a new free EP titled Common Enemies, which was made available for free download on May 11, 2010. The album was also available for purchase from the band's website as a limited edition orange 7". The album features drummer Chris Pennie formerly of The Dillinger Escape Plan and, at the time, in Coheed and Cambria playing drums on one track, as well as saxophonist Mike Jones.
On September 25, 2011, The Armed released their next EP, Young & Beautiful, which included updated versions of the two remaining songs from Slicer Dicer's last album, Burning Universe: "You Have Died", which is a reworked version of "You Have Died of Dysentery," and "Pushing Daisies," which is a reworked, renamed, and reworded version of "Gityo Hedrii." A music video was made for one of their most popular songs, and live staple, "Liar."
Christmas of 2011 saw a limited online release of another Slicer Dicer cover, titled "Shiver," which is a reworking of "Shiver Me Timbers," from Slicer Dicer's eponymous first album. This song has since been removed from their website.
A year passed until their next release. Spreading Joy was released on December 11, 2012. Featuring Chris Pennie on drums throughout the album, Spreading Joy gained The Armed more recognition than they'd previously had, and their popularity grew. Music videos were filmed for the songs "No Rest Until Ruin" and "Sterling Results."
A new split 7" with Metro-Detroit band Tharsis They was released on December 17, 2013.
The Armed has often covered "Tourette's" by Nirvana, and "Snakecharmer" by Rage Against the Machine, during live shows. They have recently, since the release of the Tharsis They Split, included "March of the Pigs" and "Head Like a Hole" by Nine Inch Nails in many of their live shows. A reworked version of "Pizzarena," another Slicer Dicer song from their first album, has been played at numerous live shows since 2013.
Their stage lighting setup has been compared to that of mathcore band Botch.