Released by 1332 Records, "Live Evil – A 2010 Music Sampler" is a gritty, genre-bending compilation that serves as a snapshot of underground creativity at its most raw and unfiltered. With 24 tracks from a wide range of independent artists, this sampler is both a bold introduction to the label’s roster and a thrilling journey through the chaotic fringes of punk, rock, grindcore and experimental noise.  It's an affordable deep dive into the weird, wild, and wonderfully rebellious spirit of DIY music.
From the opening track to the final cut, this album delivers a sense of urgency and unpredictability that’s rare in more polished commercial releases. 
The beauty of Live Evil lies in its diversity. There’s no single sound or genre tying the project together. Instead, it’s a showcase of raw expression — every artist bringing their own twist on anti-mainstream music, whether through distorted beats, punk energy, politically charged lyrics, or outright absurdity. The unpredictability is what makes the album so compelling. It doesn’t aim for mass appeal. Instead, it celebrates a community of artists who thrive outside the bounds of conventional music scenes.  This is underground music, uncompromised and unpolished. This is for fans who appreciate the edge and rawness of independent, boundary-pushing music.