Disfear - Live The Storm

Live The Storm album cover
8.4 | 8 votes |
Band
Disfear
Style
Crust punk, Hardcore
Release date
28 January 2008
Owners
8 have it
Tracklist
01. Get It Off
02. Fiery Father
03. Deadweight
04. The Cage
05. The Furnace
06. Live The Storm
07. Testament
08. In Exodus
09. Maps Of War
10. Phantom
Staff pick by
X-Ray Rod

Gothenburg Crust Punk
Sep 18, 2025
Yes, I could thank the late Tomas "Tompa" Lindberg for all he did for metal. And having seen At The Gates twice confirmed that he had one hell of a presence on stage. But my most precious memories of him are from when he curated part of the line-up for Roadburn Festival in 2019. That year was a blast and showcased just how much of a range Tompa had in terms of music knowledge. And how he supported even the smallest of acts. He was very metal. But he also breathed pure DIY punk energy. And Live The Storm is one of the key albums to remember him by.

You are most welcome to hear his ravishing screams in Swedish as he collaborated with the legendary crust punk act Skitsystem on the album Enkel Resa Till Rännstenen. But Tompa's true punk lovechild was Disfear and Live The Storm was the band's last record. An airtight crust punk album that will grab you by the collar from the get go and throw you into a whirlpool of catchy-as-rabies riffs, powerful D-beat drumming, and of course the passionate, revolution-inspiring screams that could only come from Tompa.

Rest in power, Tompa. You surely lived one hell of a storm.

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20.09.2025 - 01:54

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I remember checking this out a long time ago. It didn’t particularly wow me but it still struck me as a damn fine crusty core album.

Listening to it again after all this time my opinion is mostly unchanged but man Lindberg’s distinctive vocals over some crustcore is all kinds of fun. Probably my second favorite project of his behind Slaughter Of The Soul.
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