Briefly active during the late '80s, Switzerland's strangely named Calhoun Conquer performed progressive thrash that drew comparisons to Canadians Voivod and Germany's Mekong Delta, among others. Their debut 1987 EP, And Now You're Gone, found vocalist/guitarist Geri Christian Gerling and bassist Stefan Gerling backed by a drum machine, but 1989's full-length Lost in Oneself saw them fleshed out with sibling guitarists Christian and Bruce Muzik. Drummer Peter Haas was also brought on board for the purpose of live performances
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Disgust And hate
you mean nothing
fuckhead
Torturer
outermost consequences
Psycho Trap
Portals Of Delirium
Nothing (Has Killed Itself)
Worlds In Collision
Diane
Pathological Proportions
No Parallel With Eden
nothing(has killed itself)
Diane (Husker Du cover)
Portals Of Delerium
Diane (Hüsker Dü cover)
Diane (Bonus Track)
Diane (Husker Du Cover)(Bonus
Worlds Collision
Torturer / Portals Of Delirium
Outermost Consequences / Worlds In Collision
Bonus Track:
Nothing
02 - Fuckhead
DisgustAnd Hate
Torture
Disgust and hat
Pathological Proportions (...And Now You're Gone Ep)
No Parallel With Eden (...And Now You're Gone Ep)
Outermost Consequences (...And Now You're Gone Ep)
9. Worlds In Collision
Torturer - Portals Of Delirium
1-disgust and hate
torturer+portals of delirium
psychotrap
Calhoun Conquer - You Mean Nothing
Calhoun Conquer - Outermost Consequences
Worlds in Collisoin
2. Fuckhead
3. You Mean Nothing
1. Disgust And Hate
Diane (...And Now You're Gone Ep)
Outermost Consequences - Worlds In Collision
10 Diane (Husker Du Cover)(Bonus Track)
Diane (Hüsker Dü cover bonus track)
01 - Disgust and Hate
03 - You Mean Nothing
04 - Torturer
05 - Portals of Delirium
06 - Psycho Trap
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