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Insignificant:
Props to the guy who mentioned Swans, though Gira's other major band Angels Of Light has some great cathartic "love sucks" songs, mixed in with a few soul-crushing "life sucks" songs for good measure. Anything off of their first three LPs will do in a pinch, but "New City In The Future" is probably the most aptly vitriolic...
Wire's "Torch It!" is also great for imagining eviscerating someone. The album it's on (Manscape) is otherwise pretty weak, though.
Seconded on The Age Of Adz, especially the title song. "When it dies... When it dies... It rots."
On the much nastier end, there's always noise, which is usually my first stop when I'm very, very depressed. Prurient's The Black Vase, Throbbing Gristle's Second Annual Report, and Merzbow's Batztoutai With Material Gadgets and Cycle are all highly recommended for the purposes of pretending that you don't exist for a while. It's very cathartic and soothing.
CompSarge:
Another good band is Throw The Fight. Their last album "In Pursuit of Tomorrow" has some great songs for break-ups
doombilly:
I'm a bit late to the wake but you might try:
http://8tracks.com/mixes?q=burn+in+hell
pwhodges:
And here is something completely different: a mix I did two and a half years ago for Tommy's Summer Mix thread. The theme in the back of my mind as I did it was "love found, enjoyed and lost", but the loss element is represented more by regret than anger. Half the mix is classical, concentrated at the start - so poke through towards the end if this turns you off.
(mediafyre was playing up when I uploaded this again, so let me know if you have a problem with it)
valley_parade:
Classical?
Paul, that theme describes pop-punk pretty much word for word.
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