Genre: Crustcore/hardcore
Origin: Czech Republic
Released: 2007
Website: Sheeva Yoga
Label: Olga Hepnarov� Records,
Uploaded: 24.04.07

Hmm, this was a first to me� This band Sheeva Yoga, that I�ve never heard of before, have compiled 14 covers for this release. Since no original tracks are included and I�ve never heard the band before I�m not really sure what to make of it. And considering the wide variety of acts they�ve covered it seems a tad schizophrenic, but the liner notes to each track explains why they chose that particular song by that particular band.
All three guys share the screaming duties while still keeping track of their individual instruments. All vocals show off quite a desperate edge, and they�re all really cool. As far as the musical bit goes the instruments are handled in an orderly fashion, and all tracks are well executed. The sound�s pretty slick too.
I�m not really sure what else to say. If you�re a fan of the band I�m sure this is a really cool release, or if you�re just in the mood for some hardcore/crust/grind mangling it might be worth picking up. But I�d really like to know how the band actually sounds like.

Tracklist:
01. Better off dead (Guyana Punch Line)
02. Too short to ignore (Le Scrawl)
03. Gravity (Default)
04. �ekal isem na tvoti chybu (Telefon)
05. Ram it up (S.O.D. / Inferno)
06. Concrete and steel (From Ashes Rise)
07. Another silly war (7 Minutes of Nausea)
08. Carl alarm (Mexican Power Authority)
09. Tough guy (Beastie Boys)
10. Swallowed by karma (Maneurysm)
11. Suchet pes (Hastr)
12. Spazz vs. mother nature (Spazz)
13. Deceiver (Napalm Death)
14. Damone (Deftones)