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Singles
Get This In Ya (reissue)
Get This In Ya (reissue) ("mull" green vinyl 12")
Cat: BB 02LPD. Rel: 08 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Smoko
Nambored
How Many Do You
Bus Money
Casualty
Nazi March
Temperature
Review: It sometimes only takes one great song to gatecrash your way to prominence and Australian modern punk greats The Chats managed that with the opening cut here, 'Smoko', which is an ode to the joys of the fag break: "Leave me alone / I'm on Smoko". This reissue is of their second EP that was released by Sunshine Coast label Bargain Bin records. With the first pressing going for big money, it's a welcome chance to get your hands on this classic. Despite 'Smoko' being the biggest song, it's loaded with bangers and a stroke of genius that they realised that a song about struggling to afford bus money would connect on such a wide level.
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Ves Te'n Si Us Plau
Ves Te'n Si Us Plau (limited numbered 7")
Cat: PRT 005GUESSSG007. Rel: 18 Dec 24
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Ves-Te'n Si Us Plau (2:17)
Perdo L'Esma (2:04)
Review: Doctor Explosion returns with a surprise: they sing in Catalan! This limited-edition single features two tracks - one is a remake of their early classic 'Baby Please Go' (now titled 'Ves-te'n Si Us Plau') and the other is a cover of 'Perdo L'esma', an adaptation by Barcelona's Eurogrup of James Brown's' I'll Go Crazy.' Both songs are sung by Jorge Explosion in flawless Catalan and co-produced by Guerssen and Circo Perrotti. This release feels like a reunion of old friends that recalls the early days of both projects so is rife with nostalgia.
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Phantom On The Horizon
Phantom On The Horizon (limited "grass" green vinyl 12")
Cat: EQV 16711. Rel: 06 Feb 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Chapter I: Introverting Dimensions (10:50)
Chapter II: A Strange Conversation (4:43)
Chapter III: Nostalgic Mannerisms (7:50)
Chapter IV: Enter The Black Demon (5:38)
Chapter V: The Walls Bled Lust (8:00)
Review: Originally released in 2008, Phantom On The Horizon is the grandiose, progressive rock worshipping high concept EP from Washington based math-rock indebted post-hardcore heroes The Fall Of Troy. Initially abandoned following the leak of early versions in 2004 on what has since been dubbed The Ghostship Demos EP, the band would finally get over this setback and bang out the entire project in secret over October of 2008 before dropping it the very next month. Renowned for its epic, lengthy pieces segmented into chapters like all good prog concept records, the work stands as solely unique from the majority of the trio's remaining output, bridged in the gap year between 2007's instantaneous Manipulator and the more melodic alt rock of 2009's In The Unlikely Event. Utilising an array of guest musicians adding elements of keyboards, violin, cello and glockenspiel for that extra proggy flair, while featuring guest vocal appearances from the likes of Fear Before's Dave Marion as well as both Ryann Donnelly and Jonah Bergman of Schoolyard Heroes, the mini-epic 5 tracks clock in at a 37-minute runtime detailing story of a Spanish galleon meeting with a ghost ship from another dimension. A true outlier gem conjuring a Venn Diagram intersection between early noughties sassy post-hardcore and timeless 70s indebted prog absurdity.
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Past Our Means (reissue)
Past Our Means (reissue) (limited milky clear vinyl 12" + insert)
Cat: REV 0541. Rel: 30 Dec 24
 
Punk/Hardcore
Holding On (2:01)
Past Our Means (2:23)
In Defense (2:56)
Embrace (2:22)
Self-Made Man (1:19)
Taken Away (2:55)
Banned In DC (2:02)
Review: This six-track mini-album delivers Southern Californian punk at its best - fast, furious and packed with anthemic sing-along tracks. The new pressing comes on translucent white vinyl and includes an additional bonus track: a high-energy cover of Bad Brains' iconic 'Banned in D.C.,' originally released on a split 7? with Good Riddance. Combining raw energy with infectious melodies, this release captures the spirit of the punk scene with a fresh twist so whether you're a long-time fan or a new set of ears, this updated version offers a perfect opportunity to dive into the band's powerful and relentless intensity.
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California Girls
California Girls (limited electric blue sky blue & yellow tri-coloured vinyl 12" + sticker)
Cat: DNOM 061. Rel: 24 Apr 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
California World (feat Craig Xen) (4:47)
Pray I Die (3:32)
Beat It (3:20)
Beamer Boy (3:22)
Let Me Bleed (3:56)
Lil Kennedy (3:09)
Review: This six-track EP, crated between the late 'Cloud rap' icon and producer Nedarb Nagrom, is a miraculous refind and repress. The EP originally dropped in 2016 during the early wave of Peep's rise to the broth cream of the etherground emo rap and SoundCloud scene. Peep was still in the thick of lo-fi, punk and emo experimentations, and fellow traveller Nedarb had already been a frequent collaborator. The Katy Perry song referenced in the title is a red herring, as these tracks are original internet artefacts through and through, bearing none of the same pop sensibilities; they're loose and aerated, packing slipshod 808s and drawly hooks from the pink-haired icon.
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Tendrils
Tendrils (limited 1-sided 12" + insert)
Cat: NHH 01V1. Rel: 06 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Tendrils (4:01)
Three Faces Past (2:36)
Corkscrew Spine (3:56)
Review: 2022 saw the unlikely return of late 90s New York screamo/"skramz" pioneers Saetia, who have seen a massive surge in popularity in the decades since their initial disbandment, due to being credited as a major influence by numerous affluent modern post-hardcore acts such as La Dispute and Touche Amore. Noted for their expansion of the chaotic "emoviolence" sound by imbuing their cataclysmic compositions with heightened melodrama, spoken-word vocals and poetic lyricism pulling from Greek tragedies, both their self-titled EP and sole full-length have been held aloft as quintessential blueprints for the genre in the decades since their original tenure. Following a hectic reunion schedule which has finally brought the group to new foreign shores across the UK and Europe, the three tracks that make up the Tendrils EP serve as their first new material in 26 years, marking the follow up to 1999's Eronel EP.
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Sick Of It All (reissue)
Sick Of It All (reissue) (limited neon orange vinyl 7" + insert)
Cat: REV 0031. Rel: 21 Jan 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
It's Clobberin' Time/Just Lies (1:30)
Pete's Sake (0:53)
Friends Like You (1:06)
Bullshit Justice (1:40)
Pay The Price (0:46)
Pushed Too Far/Give Respect (1:50)
The Deal (1:07)
NS/My Revenge (1:09)
Review: Last year saw a repress of the pioneering 1987 self-titled debut EP from Queens, New York hardcore punk heroes Sick Of It All, housed in a limited one time only updated sleeve with new artwork designed by Jime Litwalk. The release was orchestrated to benefit frontman Lou Koller who recently received a cancer diagnosis with all proceeds going directly to the vocalist's treatment. With the outpouring of support from those within the hardcore community, the beneficial pressing has since sold out, leading to their label Revelation opting to now reissue the original version with the restored OG artwork. An influential blueprint and vital cornerstone of early NYHC, paving the way for the plethora of bands that would appear throughout the 90s, the EP boasts early versions of visceral cuts that would re-appear on their 1989 debut full-length Blood, Sweat & No Tears, including 'Pete's Sake', 'Friends Like You', and the venomous 'B.S. Justice' restored to its original full moniker 'Bullshit Justice'.
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I Fucked A Republican
The November 3 - "I Fucked A Republican" (3:16)
Jello Biafra & The Guantanamo School Of Medicine - "Blunder Blubber" (2:23)
Review: With the absolute debacle that is the present day US political landscape, Dead Kennedys frontman Jello Biafra has opted to press his The Guantanamo School of Medicine (originally digital-only) single 'Blunder Blubber' to wax. Originally penned to mark the passing of right-wing scare monger Rush Limbaugh and recorded in 2020 during the Tea Party Revenge Porn sessions, the track served as a major critique of the rise of right-wing extremism, tracing its roots back to Limbaugh's influence and the repeal of the Fairness Doctrine under President Reagan in 1987, a policy change that allowed one-sided political commentary on public airwaves, which Biafra perceives as the floodgates opening to the MAGA mayhem of today, with the vocalist even noting - "I wrote [the song] back when Clinton was president, seeing the writing on the wall. I was hoping never to use it, but we had no choice but to update and perform it now." On the flip is the debut single from The November 3 with their aptly titled 'I Fucked A Republican', dropped during the 2020 Republican National Convention. As both groups and the American left at large are largely shocked and deflated that they're right back where they were this time four years ago, it appears a doubling down of refusal is now vital with this double whammy of sonic middle-fingers now finding a tangible, vinyl home to keep their message permanent and enduring in such worrisome times.
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Álbumes
New Wind/Change In My Head
New Wind/Change In My Head (limited yellow & clear vinyl 2xLP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: TR 0111. Rel: 27 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
The Night Away (LP1: New Wind) (2:47)
New Wind (1:52)
Somebody Help Me Scream (2:57)
Tied Up In Rhythm (2:00)
Grown Apart (2:34)
Man Enough To Care (2:01)
Opinion Of Feelings (2:29)
The Inside (3:04)
Calendar (1:39)
Expect To Change (2:10)
Still Believe (2:24)
Put These Words To Music (1:43)
Just One Day (3:12)
New Wind (LP2: Change In My Head) (1:52)
Tied Up Rhythm (1:57)
Opinion Of Feelings (2:24)
Grown Apart (2:30)
Calendar (1:35)
Put These Words To Music (1:45)
Man Enough To Care (1:59)
Compro (1:41)
Somebody Help Me Scream (2:51)
Change In My Head (0:49)
Expect To Change (2:09)
Just One Day (3:03)
The Inside (2:57)
Still Believe (1:42)
The Night Away (2:45)
Review: Originally formed in 1980 in Reno, Nevada, 7 Seconds are often credited as one of the most vital and criminally overlooked pioneering hardcore punk acts. Following on from their much-adored 1985 EP-cum-LP Walk Together, Rock Together, their 1986 follow up New Wind featured slower tempos and a notable imbuing of melody, with the project going on to be credited as an integral blueprint for the hardcore scene's eventual embracing and transition into pop-punk and indie rock. This long overdue reissue from Trust Records arrives complete with the complimentary Change In My Head, which is a totally new take on the classic album featuring tracks remixed in their entirety by Ian MacKaye (Minor Threat, Fugazi) alongside Inner Ear Studios' Don Zientara. Restoring and reimagining unreleased cuts from the original LP such as 'Change In My Head' and 'Compro', these bonus tracks offer a fresh snapshot of 7 Seconds in transition, but still very much firmly rooted in their hardcore ethos (before literal U2 comparisons would arise with later output). This limited double LP also comes with a 24-page oral history featuring unseen photographs, flyers, and memorabilia.
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Death In Soho
Cat: SECLP 324. Rel: 30 Jan 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Gimmie The World (2:21)
The System (3:02)
Innocent (4:00)
Last Breath (3:13)
99 Days (2:32)
Rock 'n' Roll World (2:25)
Get Off The Phone (3:03)
Horror Story (2:09)
Stealing Beauty (2:11)
What Do You Know (2:17)
Deep Peace (2:33)
Too Much Money (2:38)
Life Of Crime (2:18)
The Avenue (3:12)
Bomb You (2:05)
Review: Originally formed in 1976 and often described as "one of the longest-lived groups of the punk era", London's own 999 are punk rock royalty who have the type of loyal fanbase that were either there to see their classic debut single 'I'm Alive' land them a deal with United Artists around the same time as their peers in Buzzcocks, or astute historians who've studied all of their past accomplishments (and unfair inconsideration) in retrospect. Whichever side of the number you land on, both generational fanbases often intersect at the release of the criminally underrated Death In Soho. Originally released in 2007, almost a full decade on from 1997's Takeover, while it'd be another 13 years until the 2020 follow up Bish! Bash! Bosh!, this latter day output showcases the seasoned veterans playing for themselves and for keeps, combining aged bitterness with classic punk rock sensibilities but with an admittedly warmer sense of production value. Don't let the age-old attitude that legacy punk bands don't deliver late-stage LPs worth of value fool you, Death In Soho is one of 999's best. Yes, we said it.

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Yes I Don't Know
Cat: FATLP 178. Rel: 27 Feb 25
 
Post Rock/Experimental
Damage Tool (4:15)
Numbers (2:35)
Dazed (5:40)
Weird Shapes (4:32)
Neurotic (5:38)
Fish I (1:39)
Yes, I Don't Know (4:29)
Good Vibes (4:29)
Salmon (3:46)
Exhale (3:35)
Das Kapital (4:14)
Fish II (3:40)
Review: Raw post-punk trio Abdomen trade in the heavier end of the genre unafraid to douse distortion and fuzz onto everything and create music so exciting it would be hard not to want to throw yourself into a circle put for, 'Damage Tool' is a breathtaking way to get things started and 'Numbers' makes Fontaines DC sound like Boyzone. They are capable of slowing down - 'Dazed' has been slowed into a hypnotic Spacemen 3-esque psych/shoegaze jam. The band are relative newcomers and not widely known... yet. But this is going to be one of those albums you'll be kicking yourself for not having a first pressing of. Abdomen is only going to get bigger and it will give the Tapetown studio in Aarhus, Denmark - where they recorded this - more bragging rights for being among the coolest alternative music spaces in Europe.
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First Warning: The United Blood Era Recordings New York City 1983
Cat: RRS 110B. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
No One Rules (0:37)
Final War (0:43)
Last Warning (0:43)
Traitor (0:43)
Friend Or Foe (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
Fight (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
In Control (0:43)
Crucial Changes (0:43)
Smell The Bacon/What's With You (0:43)
In Control (0:43)
Last Warning (0:43)
Fuck All Authority (0:43)
Fight (0:43)
Final War (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
No Rights (No One Rules) (0:43)
Friend Or Foe (0:43)
We Shoud Care (0:43)
Crucial Changes (0:43)
Traitor (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
We Should Care (0:34)
Smell The Bacon/What's With You (0:39)
In Control (1:01)
Last Warning (1:01)
Fuck All Authorithy (1:01)
Fight (1:01)
Get Out/Final War (1:01)
Discriminate Me (1:01)
United Blood (1:01)
Society Suckers (1:01)
No Rights (No One Rules) (1:01)
Friend Or Foe (0:54)
We Should Care (0:23)
Blind Justice (0:44)
Crucial Changes (0:26)
Traitor (0:25)
Skins Go Marching In/We Can Do Anything (1:31)
It's My Life (1:02)
United Blood (1:42)
Time Will Come (1:37)
Review: Originally forming in 1982, Agnostic Front were one of the pioneers of New York City hardcore punk and they've left an indelible mark on the scene and movement ever since. Inspired by their dilapidated surroundings of Lower East Side Manhattan, then blighted by poverty, drugs, violence, and high levels of urban decay, the ugliness around them would help to chart a venomous new course for the sonic potential of hardcore as an urgent, abrasive form of catharsis. This incendiary compilation offers up recordings which date back to the very start of their career, including demos of cuts that would eventually appear on their 1983 debut United Blood 7", while also featuring other recordings from the period that were left unissued at the time; some of the material would later be included on 1995's Raw & Unleased CD, though several of these tracks are making their wax debut. If you're eager for more homeschooling, the band were featured as part of Showtime's The Godfathers of Hardcore documentary in 2017, while frontman Roger Miret's autobiography offers insightful and frightening lore to an already clearly tumultuous yet integral time in punk history.
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First Warning: The United Blood Era Recordings New York City 1983
First Warning: The United Blood Era Recordings New York City 1983 (hand-numbered blue splattered vinyl LP limited to 250 copies)
Cat: RRS 110S. Rel: 28 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
No One Rules (0:37)
Final War (0:43)
Last Warning (0:43)
Traitor (0:43)
Friend Or Foe (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
Fight (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
In Control (0:43)
Crucial Changes (0:43)
Smell The Bacon/What's With You (0:43)
In Control (0:43)
Last Warning (0:43)
Fuck All Authority (0:43)
Fight (0:43)
Final War (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
No Rights (No One Rules) (0:43)
Friend Or Foe (0:43)
We Should Care (0:43)
Crucial Changes (0:43)
Traitor (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
We Should Care (0:34)
Smell The Bacon/What's With You (0:39)
In Control (1:01)
Last Warning (1:01)
Fuck All Authority (1:01)
Fight (1:01)
Get Out/Final War (1:01)
Discriminate Me (1:01)
United Blood (1:01)
Society Suckers (1:01)
No Rights (No One Rules) (1:01)
Friend Or Foe (0:54)
We Should Care (0:23)
Blind Justice (0:44)
Crucial Changes (0:26)
Traitor (0:25)
Skins Go Marching In/We Can Do Anything (1:31)
It's My Life (1:02)
United Blood (1:42)
Time Will Come (1:37)
Review: Formed in 1982, New York City hardcore pioneers Agnostic Front left a defining impact on the burgeoning scene with their unmatched ferocity and sonic abrasion as well as their intimidating attitude and skinhead aesthetic, which would lead to them incorrectly being perceived by some as racists or neo-Nazis. Coming up in the rundown streets of Lower East Side Manhattan, surrounded by urban decay in an area battling severe poverty, drugs, and violence, they channelled their anger into a new breed of punk that would serve as both a rallying cry for the less fortunate as well as an urgent, abrasive form of catharsis. This blistering compilation contains recordings dating back to the very beginning of their career, featuring demos of tracks that would eventually appear on their 1983 debut United Blood 7", while also offering other recordings from this period originally left unissued at the time; some of these would later be included on the 1995 Raw & Unleased CD, though several of these cuts have never been made available on wax until now. The band would later be featured as part of Showtime's The Godfathers of Hardcore documentary from 2017, while frontman Roger Miret's autobiography provides a deeply insightful yet frightening firsthand account of an already clearly tumultuous yet integral time in punk history.
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Truant
Truant (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: MOVLP 3818C. Rel: 28 Jan 25
 
Indie/Alternative
1000 Days
Drifting Apart
Quiet
Glow
These Days
Sarah Wynn
Never Meant
Goodbye
Tia Lupe
Rubber Mallet
S S Recognize
Hope
Review: This reissue marks the vinyl debut of Alien Ant Farm's 2003 album, a record that captures the band's energetic blend of alternative rock and nu-metal. Produced by Stone Temple Pilots' Robert and Dean DeLeo, the album features a raw and powerful sound, with tracks like '1000 Days' and 'Drifting Apart' showcasing the band's heavy riffs and dynamic songwriting. 'Quiet' and 'Glow' offer moments of introspection, while 'These Days' and 'Sarah Wynn' deliver infectious melodies and catchy hooks. The album also includes a four-page booklet with lyrics, adding another dimension to the listening experience. This reissue is a must-have for fans of Alien Ant Farm and anyone who appreciates the raw energy and melodic hooks of early 2000s alternative rock.
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Rave Immortal
Cat: MOSH 692LP. Rel: 23 Jan 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Straight To Heart (2:52)
Come On Outside (2:58)
Crashing Parties (2:48)
My Drummer's Girlfriend (2:37)
Hunt You Down (2:50)
Upstairs Neighbour (3:32)
Come Fight Me For It (3:39)
Run Rabbit (3:03)
Catch Me If You Can (3:41)
Rave Immortal (3:10)
Review: Ones to watch in 2025, according to BBC Introducing, double-MOBO Award nominated sisters Nyrobi and Chaya, AKA ALT BLK ERA claim to be "redefining music" with their fusion of rock, house, drum & bass, rap and pop. They're certainly making enough noise to start a mini revolution, with the months preceding Rave Immortal seeing them blow up at events like Glastonbury, Download, and the Reading-Leeds weekenders. Sonically there's not much more to add - this is a rabid, in-your-face, high tempo amalgamation of sound that calls to mind the likes of NERVO, Pendulum, Enter Shikari, and to a lesser extent Prodigy. All convention-defying names, the fact ALT BLK ERA are also big advocates of disability rights and inclusivity within the music industry also paints them, sadly, as necessary outsiders.
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Daybreaker
Daybreaker (limited picture disc LP)
Cat: ARIE 10426741. Rel: 24 Mar 25
 
Metal
The Bitter End (2:53)
Alpha Omega (3:52)
These Colours Don't Run (4:02)
Daybreak (3:33)
Truth, Be Told (4:32)
Even If You Win, You're Still A Rat (3:12)
Outsider Heart (3:28)
Behind The Throne (4:07)
Devil's Island (4:09)
Feather Of Lead (2:50)
Unbeliever (4:41)
Review: Originally released in 2012, Daybreaker would serve as the fifth full-length from Brighton progressive metalcore heavyweights Architects, following an identity crisis after 2011's more streamlined post-hardcore effort The Here & Now. While in the decade since, the band have gone on to become one of Britain's most successful heavy music exports, finally managing to balance their heftier proclivities with mainstream appeal, the material here strikes a curious retrospective balance between their mathcore origins, the increasingly vast melodious experimentations, as well as their first forays into embracing elements of nuanced electronica. Conceptually marking their arrival to politically driven messaging, with the now even more timely and oppressively hefty 'These Colours Don't Run' tackling US political division while 'Devil's Island' lambasts the London riots of 2011, the album is also noted for its guest features including Drew York of Stray From The Path on 'Outsider Heart', and Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon on the standout 'Even If You Win, You're Still A Rat'.
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Still Nervous (remastered)
Still Nervous (remastered) (limited red & black splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: LGV 301. Rel: 15 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Don't Stop (1:40)
Antidote (1:51)
USA (1:39)
You've Got The Nerve (2:24)
Plastic Rebel (2:21)
Sorry (2:53)
Television (3:43)
Jimmy The Punk (1:49)
Alright (2:32)
You Should Know By Now (3:25)
Too Lazy To Love (2:02)
The Kids Will Never Have Their Say (3:39)
Review: Described as "the bastard child of a Ramones/Strokes one night stand", London's Bad Nerves take the early 60s rock n' roll power pop that birthed the later punk scenes and bend them into an ouroboros of tail-eating, hook-laden punk rock swagger. Following on from their 2020 self-titled debut full-length, their aptly titled sophomore effort ("that was never meant to exist") Still Nervous arrived in 2024 armed to the teeth with fuzzier riffs, bigger hooks, more breakneck pace and an endorsement from Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong. Boasting cuts such as the mega anthem 'You've Got The Nerve', this is as to-the-point, unpretentious and garage-punk as it gets.
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Concrete Jungle (Soundtrack)
Concrete Jungle (Soundtrack) (evergreen & orange marbled vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: 704061 493. Rel: 06 Feb 25
 
Metal
C:\projects\cjost\beatdeath (0:48)
VAN (feat Poppy) (4:20)
The Drain (feat Health & Swarm) (3:45)
Terms & Conditions (feat Bob Vylan) (2:08)
Hedonist (Recharged) (feat Wargasm (UK)) (3:25)
Even (0:59)
Loading Screen (1:51)
Anything > Human (feat Erra) (3:05)
Digital Footprint (1:05)
Nervous System (feat Irisexe) (1:28)
C:\projects\cjost\findpeace (0:57)
Artificial Suicide (Unzipped) (feat Thousand Below) (1:51)
The Grey (Unzipped) (feat Thousand Below) (3:04)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (We Are Fury Patch) (feat We Are Fury) (2:34)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (So Wylie Patch) (feat So Wylie) (2:43)
Bad Decisions (Lofi) (feat Dahlia) (4:04)
Just Pretend (Credits) (feat Jenny (Let's Eat Grandma) & Chief) (3:57)
C:\projects\cjost\clearmind (2:04)
Artificial Suicide (live 2024) (3:12)
Like A Villain (live 2024) (4:08)
The Grey (live 2024) (4:32)
What Do You Want From Me? (live 2024) (3:42)
Nowhere To Go (live 2024) (4:57)
VAN (live 2024 - feat Poppy) (6:13)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (live 2024) (6:32)
Just Pretend (live 2024) (5:47)
Review: Bad Omens expand their sonic universe with this ambitious triple LP, an experimental companion to 'The Death of Peace of Mind'. Featuring reimagined tracks, interludes, and collaborations with artists like ERRA, Poppy, and HEALTH, this release ventures into bold new territory. 'C:\Projects\CJOST\BEATDEATH' sets an ominous tone, while 'V.A.N (feat. Poppy)' injects a dose of dark pop energy. The band explores their heavier side with 'Anything > Human (feat. ERRA)', and 'Nervous System (feat. iRis.EXE)' delves into electronic textures. Live versions of fan favourites and collaborations with the likes of Let's Eat Grandma add further depth to this expansive project. This is Bad Omens at their most ambitious and experimental, pushing the boundaries of their sound and captivating listeners with a truly immersive experience.

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Not Enough Time To Get Anything Halfway Done
Not Enough Time To Get Anything Halfway Done ("bluebird" blue vinyl 4xLP box set + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: NUM 228LPC2. Rel: 23 Jan 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Roller Rink Skate Date (LP1: Watercourse) (3:48)
Hill (3:15)
Switch (2:51)
Ladyfinger (2:19)
Lot 235 (3:05)
Crispin Glover Weekend (2:16)
Slingshot (4:37)
Alone (4:36)
Trunk (5:04)
Dark Island (2:02)
Iris (LP2: In Wallace's Shadow) (4:22)
Backseat Boat (3:11)
Slow Down (3:41)
Jingle Dell (3:27)
Last Good Growth (3:35)
Shepherd (3:40)
Five Lined Skink (3:44)
Phil The Water Sweep (4:06)
Pathos Delay (3:02)
Breach (3:46)
Norman (LP3: Boilermaker) (3:47)
Midnight Manager (3:36)
Last Stop On The Way To Vegas (4:53)
Last On The Drive (4:36)
1/10/98 (1:26)
Sunset Ridge (2:39)
From Phoenix At Four (6:21)
Tumbleweed (6:06)
Here Comes Rolling (3:04)
Thinner Runs Through Her (4:30)
Bluebird (2:58)
Used To Be (LP4: Nowhere To Go From Here) (3:26)
Beseme Mucho You Fucker (2:05)
Drained Nonsense (6:11)
Mobile Home (5:48)
Why Is Grandma On The Roof? (2:29)
Slow Down (3:29)
Sleeping Arms (9:06)
Switch (3:07)
Slingshot (5:14)
Trunk (live At Che Fest) (6:04)
Review: Calling on major chords for their riffs, emotional angst for lyrical delivery and motoring juggernauts for basslines, the driving rhythms of Boilermaker were hard to ignore once you found them back in the 1990s. Emerging from the San Diego guitar scene at a time when Gen X was obsessed with post-hardcore, the trio - Terrin Durfey, Tim Semple, and Richard Sanderson - described their counterpoint as 'Leucadia-core'. If you need a lesson in what that means, Not Enough Time To Get Anything Halfway Done is probably the best place to begin. Three albums, a stack of singles and rarities. In total, 41 tracks spread over a sprawling four LP box set with a 24 page book to read while immersing yourself. And yes, there's a test at the end to check you actually paid attention. (Juno legal disclaimer: there is no test).
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The Poison (20th Anniversary Edition) (B-STOCK)
The Poison (20th Anniversary Edition) (B-STOCK) (limited gatefold 180 gram 'bloodshot' clear & red marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: TK 741 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Metal
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Intro (feat Apocalyptica) (2:23)
Her Voice Resides (4:19)
4 Words (To Choke Upon) (3:43)
Tears Don't Fall (3:38)
Suffocating Under Words Of Sorrow (What Can I Do) (5:38)
Hit The Floor (3:30)
All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me) (3:40)
Hand Of Blood (3:23)
Room 409 (3:53)
The Poison (2:19)
10 Years Today (4:45)
Cries In Vain (3:54)
The End (6:17)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


The debut studio album from Brigend crew Bullet for My Valentine emerged in 2005 on Visible Noise Records and catapulted the Welsh band to success, going on to sell more than two million copies worldwide. Here it is again, celebrating (almost) two decades of life in a flurry of hard, jagged riffs and distinctively screamo-flavoured vocals courtesy of Matthew Tuck. The band reputedly formed to cover Metallica and Nirvana songs and while their sound doesn't ape either of them, they all share a cunning knack for combining memorable hooks and sonic brutality. Choose your Poison.
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Live At The Leather Fly
Live At The Leather Fly (pink vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: LPSBR 7071C. Rel: 08 May 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Graveyard (2:35)
Dust Devil (2:42)
Gary Floyd (1:50)
1401 (2:31)
Alcohol (2:45)
Hey (2:24)
Negro Observer (3:16)
Human Cannonball (2:18)
You Don't Know Me (4:08)
Some Dispute Over T-Shirt Sales (3:35)
Bong Song (4:13)
Blindman (2:39)
Nee Nee (1:42)
Too Parter (3:37)
Dancing Fool (6:02)
PSY (6:48)
Booze, Tobacco, Dope, Pussy, Cars (2:06)
Ghandi (4:11)
Edgar (2:51)
Fast Song (1:27)
The Annoying Song (3:18)
Review: Butthole Surfers’ live shows are a wild, chaotic storm, equal parts psycho-sludge and punk mayhem. Jeff Pinkus’ relentless bass and King Coffey’s pounding drums lock in tight with Paul Leary’s guitar, while Gibby Haynes snarls and yelps through demoniac vocal assaults. Hallucino-noise sparks up against unexpected melody momenta, and this would prove a weighty enough hammer to push them well down the popular pipe, far beyond underground cult status. Their live appearance at Feather Fly was best described as a firestorm of nudity and nightmare visuals, and this full-length recapturing reinscribes that raw energy across 21 tracks, from the eerie realtime sludge of ‘Graveyard’ to the Texas punk anthem ‘Gary Floyd’ to the gadding high of ‘Bong Song’ and crowd favourite ‘P.S.Y.
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Live At The Leather Fly
Cat: CDSBR 7070. Rel: 09 May 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Graveyard (2:35)
Dust Devil (2:42)
Gary Floyd (1:50)
1401 (2:31)
Alcohol (2:45)
Hey (2:24)
Negro Observer (3:16)
Human Cannonball (2:18)
You Don't Know Me (4:08)
Some Dispute Over T-Shirt Sales (3:35)
Bong Song (4:13)
Blindman (2:39)
Nee Nee (1:42)
Too Parter (3:37)
Dancing Fool (6:02)
PSY (6:48)
Booze, Tobacco, Dope, Pussy, Cars (2:06)
Ghandi (4:11)
Edgar (2:51)
Fast Song (1:27)
The Annoying Song (3:18)
Review: Kurt Cobain favourites and Texan punk outliers Butthole Surfers don't know when or where exactly this live recording was made. But who cares!? The most important thing to know is the recording is gnarly and the band sound out of this world with their blend of noise, punk and psychedelic rock a truly idiosyncratic affair. Highlights on here include 'The Annoying Song' with singer Gibby Haynes' belligerent use of a toy megaphone. The guitar solos are top notch here, too. While 'Human Cannonball' is a thrilling number that you imagine created raucous circle pits at the actual show. It's great to see technology put to good use and cleaning up old live punk shows and getting them sounding this powerful.
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Encore Du Pain (reissue)
Encore Du Pain (reissue) (numbered clear & splattered vinyl LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: MICR 006AT. Rel: 13 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
I Don't Know What To Do With My Life
Love You More
Autonomy
Orgasm Addict
Promises
When Love Turns Around
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have Fallen In Love With)
What Do I Get?
Oh Shit!
Fast Cars
Review: When Buzzcocks returned in 1989 following almost a decade of inactivity, they made up for lost time with new material and plenty of touring, with their performance at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12th 1995 serving as one of the prime examples of the band at their slightly seasoned peak. Captured and immortalised as the French live album, this release only featured the first 20 songs of their initial set, while the remaining ten cuts from the three encores of the night would be released in 1999 as the originally fan club-only Encore Du Pain, with this set boasting old school fan favourites including 'I Don't Know What to Do With My Life,' 'Orgasm Addict' and 'Ever Fallen in Love?' While the pair would eventually be compiled as the French et Encore Du Pain double live album, this singular LP is all about the encores and clears up any doubts pertaining to Buzzcocks being the type of lazy cashgrabbers that would only churn a 10-song set of 3-minute cuts to a paying audience.
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French (reissue)
French (reissue) (numbered clear & splattered vinyl 2xLP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: MICR 007AT. Rel: 13 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
I Don't Mind (2:34)
Who'll Help Me To Forget (2:53)
Get On Our Own (2:17)
Unthinkable (2:37)
Strange Thing (3:40)
Energy (3:12)
Breakdown (2:15)
Innocent (3:31)
Roll It Over (4:09)
Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore (2:43)
Last To Know (2:56)
Running Free (3:08)
Libertine Angel (2:46)
Why Can't I Touch It (4:26)
Noise Annoys (2:21)
Isolation (3:52)
Boredom (3:00)
Do It (2:54)
Harmony In My Head (3:18)
I Believe (7:26)
Review: With Buzzcocks reforming in 1989 after a near-decade of inactivity, they would get to work on new material with their fourteen year gap follow up to 1979's A Different Kind Of Tension with 1993's Trade Test Transmissions, while touring in abundance to make up for lost time. The peak of this resurgent reformation era is highlighted as such in their cult status live album French; captured at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12th 1995. Boasting a 20-song set made up of classic fan favourites such as 'I Don't Mind' and 'Get On Your Own', as well as latter-day bangers including 'Isolation' and 'Energy', the collection notably omits the ten tracks from the band's three subsequent encores of the night, released separately in 1999 as originally the fan club-only available Encore Du Pain. While the two have been previously paired together on the French et Encore Du Pain double live CD compilation, this single LP reissue is of the initial French setlist, while the same label has repressed Encore Du Pain in tandem for completionists to hoard the entire epic two part set on wax.
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Encore Du Pain (reissue)
Encore Du Pain (reissue) (orange vinyl LP)
Cat: MICR 006. Rel: 13 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
I Don't Know What To Do With My Life
Love You More
Autonomy
Orgasm Addict
Promises
When Love Turns Around
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have Fallen In Love With)
What Do I Get?
Oh Shit!
Fast Cars
Review: Following their reformation in 1989 after a near decade-long hiatus, Buzzcocks enjoyed a welcomed resurgence throughout the 90s, never illustrated better than on the French live album captured during their performance at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12th 1995. While only the initial 20-song set would be featured, in 1999 the band would release the (at-the-time fan club only) Encore Du Pain, offering up the 10 final tracks from their three encores at the very same show, featuring fan favourites such as 'I Don't Know What to Do With My Life,' 'Orgasm Addict' and 'Ever Fallen in Love?' The pair of releases would eventually be collated into the French et Encore Du Pain double live album, but this single LP restores the Encore Du Pain tracks to their singular nightcap greatness. It also clarifies that Buzzcocks weren't the type of cheap bastards to only deliver a ten-song performance to a paying, sold out crowd.
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Encore Du Pain (reissue)
Encore Du Pain (reissue) (numbered yellow & red splattered vinyl LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: MICR 006UK. Rel: 18 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
I Don't Know What To Do With My Life (3:46)
Love You More (1:46)
Autonomy (3:35)
Orgasm Addict (2:15)
Promises (2:03)
When Love Turns Around (2:35)
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have Fallen In Love With) (2:39)
What Do I Get? (2:41)
Oh Shit! (1:48)
Fast Cars (3:56)
Review: Following a near-decade of inactivity, Buzzcocks made their glorious return in 1989 majorly making up for lost time with new material and numerous tour dates, with their now iconic performance at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12th 1995 often regarded as a prime example of the group at their slightly seasoned peak. Immortalised on the live album known simply as French, this captured performance only featured the first 20 songs of that night's initial setlist, with the remaining ten cuts from their three encores later released in 1999 as the originally fan club-only Encore Du Pain, where old school fan favourites such as 'I Don't Know What to Do With My Life,' 'Orgasm Addict' and 'Ever Fallen in Love?' would appear. Though the pair would ultimately be compiled into the French et Encore Du Pain double live collection, this singular LP is all about the encores of that evening, clearing up any doubts about Buzzcocks delivering a lazy, cash-grabbing 10-song set of 3-minute cuts to an avid, paying fanbase. Think of this as more arriving late to a legendary set just in time to catch all of the most highly anticipated golden oldies of the night.
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French (reissue)
French (reissue) (orange vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MICR 007. Rel: 13 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
I Don't Mind (2:57)
Who'll Help Me To Forget (3:00)
Get On Our Own (2:19)
Unthinkable (2:44)
Strange Thing (3:43)
Energy (3:21)
Breakdown (2:15)
Innocent (3:23)
Roll It Over (4:14)
Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore (2:46)
Last To Know (2:50)
Running Free (3:18)
Libertine Angel (2:37)
Why Can't I Touch It (4:36)
Noise Annoys (2:19)
Isolation (3:55)
Boredom (3:10)
Do It (2:55)
Harmony In My Head (3:14)
I Believe (7:26)
Review: Following the Buzzcocks 1989 reformation, the band would make up for nearly a decade of inactivity with extensive touring as well as finally delivering a follow up to 1979's A Different Kind Of Tension 14 years after the fact with 1993's Trade Test Transmissions. The pinnacle of their initial resurgence era is no better illustrated than on their cult classic French live LP; recorded at Paris' L'Arapho Club on April 12, 1995, that sees the band offering up a hefty 20-track set packed to the brim with iconic fan favourites such as 'I Don't Mind' and 'Get On Your Own', whilst also making room for later bangers including 'Isolation' and 'Energy'. While the collection notably eschews the ten final songs from the evening's three subsequent encores, these would eventually be released separately as 1999's (originally fan club-only available) Encore Du Pain. Although the two have been previously combined to make up the French et Encore Du Pain double CD compilation, this singular LP is a reissue of the initial French setlist, while the beautiful people at Reissued Sounds have also repressed Encore Du Pain in tandem, making both sets available on wax for completionists.
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Burritos Inspiration Point Fork Balloon Sports Cards In The Spokes Automatic Biographies Kites Kung Fu Trophies Banana Peels We've Slipped On & Egg Shells We've Tippy Toed Over (30th Anniversary Edition)
Little League (3:51)
Oh Messy Life (2:05)
Puddle Splashers (2:05)
Flashpoint: Catheter (3:20)
In The Clear (2:00)
Yes, I Am Talking To You (2:33)
Basil's Knife (2:34)
Bluegrass (1:08)
Planet Shhh (2:45)
The Sands Have Turned Purple (2:43)
Precious (2:36)
Que Suerte! (3:03)
Review: This Midwestern emo classic gets its first vinyl reissue since the album's initial release in 1995. Like true audiophiles, the album - often shortened to just Shmap'n Shmazz - has been remastered from the original tapes. For those wondering, Cap'n Jazz are trailblazers in their field - widely recognized for having shaped the sound of mathy Midwest Emo. And after they left Cap'n Jazz, the members formed a slew of other terrific groups, including the mighty American Football, who are regularly lauded as pioneers. But 30 years on from their sole release, Cap'n Jazz are quite rightly ready for their victory lap. Immerse into cuts such as the timeless 'Little League' and the high-octane 'In The Clear', where the yelpy vocals and pummeling drums are the essence of high-octane rock n' roll, and you'll get the fervour surrounding them.
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Cool World (B-STOCK)
Cool World (B-STOCK) (LP + insert)
Cat: FR 164 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Metal
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
I Am Dog Now (3:39)
Shame (3:33)
Frownland (3:55)
Funny Man (3:29)
Camcorder (5:50)
Tape (4:05)
The New World (4:31)
Masc (4:05)
Milk Of Human Kindness (4:45)
No Way Out (3:29)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


With 2022's God's Country, Oklahoma City sludge metal/noise rock manglers Chat Pile took the underground music scene by the throat and dragged it through the twisted drug addled, decrepit, destitute annals of modern middle America. Returning two years on from their major glow up that saw them land on numerous end of year list that usually wouldn't touch their brand of hubris sonics with a ten foot pole, their sophomore endeavour Cool World trades the initial narrow view of the woes of their home country for the rotting globe at large, taking religion, politicians and narcissistic everyday people to task for their ignorance, malice and docile attitudes which are leading to a culmination of no more cool world for any of us. Expanding their sonic scope to draw on more melodious grunge and sultry goth-rock, while tapping outside production help this time around to make their heaving industrial-tinged noise-sludge bombast even more stomach churning, LP2 makes bad on all of Chat Pile's initial, unsettling promise, with a nauseating feeling that they'll be narrating our end times for as long as there are ears to listen.
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Chime Oblivion
Chime Oblivion (limited green vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: DG 002X. Rel: 24 Apr 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Neighborhood Dog (1:43)
Kiss Her Or Be Her (2:21)
The Fiend (1:37)
Heated Horses (2:43)
The Uninvited Guest (0:06)
And Again (3:41)
The Mythomaniac (2:10)
Smoke Ring (2:40)
I'm Not A Mirror (3:39)
Grass (1:58)
Cold Pulse (1:37)
The Catalogue (3:28)
Review: Primarily known for his sprawling LA-based psych/garage/punk/all of the above work as Osees aka Thee Oh Sees aka Oh Sees, John Dwyer links up with experienced percussionist Dave Barbarossa (Fine Young Cannibals, Adam & The Ants) for the retro bratty glam-punk experience of the year - Chime Oblivion. Their self-titled debut is packed full of squelchy synths, jagged minimalist guitar lines and high-pitched eccentric vocals, paying clear homage to classic acts such as The Slits and Bow Wow Wow. Chock full of bite-sized bangers including 'Neighbourhood Dog' and 'Kiss Her Or Be Her', both of which scoff at the notion of a three-minute track, this is retrofitted throwback dance-punk in the stylised era before it even had such a moniker.
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Chrome Dipped
Chrome Dipped (silver smokey vinyl LP)
Cat: ATO 0692. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Indie/Alternative
The Fool
Chrome Dipped
Gulls Way
The Hogg
Starting All The Dogs Off
Trick Pony
Amissus
Poison
Fragrant Rice
Kingdom Come
Swing Of The Noose
Review: Civic frontman Jim McCullogh apparently likes the idea of his band being more of a "mind set" than a group per se. Each record adds another layer to that perspective, like the evolution of a character rather than the trajectory of a troubadour troupe. In this case "one of the main objectives for this album was to make a drastic turn in our sound. Break the mould, melt the steel." Of course, there's still that heavily post-punk influenced Civic sound coursing through the rhythms here, and it's as gritty as ever. But it's also full of curveballs and unexpected twists, at times punting for a more jangle-y atmosphere, in other moments something resolutely muscular and main stage. Either way, it's going to hit you in the face and refuse to apologise.
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Have A Drink On Me: Live At Academic Community Hall Kowloon 25th February 1982 FM Broadcast
Cat: JACK 065Y. Rel: 27 Feb 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
London Calling (2:34)
Washington Bullets (2:42)
Tommy Gun (3:29)
The Guns Of Brixton (3:11)
Train In Vain (3:45)
Know Your Rights (4:18)
The Magnificent Seven (5:09)
Ivan Meets GI Joe (3:50)
(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais (4:11)
Koka Kola (3:03)
Broadway (3:15)
I Fought The Law (2:25)
Career Opportunities (2:30)
Janie Jones (2:10)
Brand New Cadillac (2:15)
Somebody Got Murdered (1:41)
Police & Thieves (4:06)
Stay Free (4:54)
Armageddon Time (3:14)
Jimmy Jazz (3:28)
Complete Control (4:29)
English Civil War (5:46)
Police On My Back (2:56)
Garageland (2:56)
Clash City Rockers (3:28)
Spanish Bombs (3:54)
I'm So Bored With The USA (4:35)
London's Burning (1:10)
Bankrobber (4:00)
Review: After recording sessions for their legendary fifth LP Combat Rock would come to a close at the end of 1981, punk heroes The Clash embarked on a six-week jaunt across Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Thailand (where they shot the iconic cover for their forthcoming record) and Hong Kong. Hitting the city of Kowloon on 25th February only a few months out from record release, this was an era when Hong Kong was still a colony of the British Empire (the last existing dependency of any significance at this time) and enjoyed less government interference in personal freedom, yet there had never been an act as bold as The Clash over to visit. With a setlist that reads today more like a greatest hits including the signature opener 'London Calling' along with bangers galore from 'The Guns Of Brixton' to 'I Fought The Law', '(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais' and 'Jimmy Jazz', with the band even treating the crowd to an early earful of Combat Rock lead single 'Know Your Rights' more than two months before official release (a time when no one had smart phones to film and throw up on YouTube or include on Setlist.fm as "New Song"), this performance and tour would also be one of the final to feature drummer Topper Headon, who would be fired due to his heroin addiction just a few months down the line, marking the end of the original line-up.
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Have A Drink On Me: Live At Academic Community Hall Kowloon 25th February 1982 FM Broadcast
London Calling (2:34)
Washington Bullets (2:42)
Tommy Gun (3:29)
The Guns Of Brixton (3:11)
Train In Vain (3:45)
Know Your Rights (4:18)
The Magnificent Seven (5:09)
Ivan Meets GI Joe (3:50)
(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais (4:11)
Koka Kola (3:03)
Broadway (3:15)
I Fought The Law (2:25)
Career Opportunities (2:30)
Janie Jones (2:10)
Brand New Cadillac (2:15)
Somebody Got Murdered (1:41)
Police & Thieves (4:06)
Stay Free (4:54)
Armageddon Time (3:14)
Jimmy Jazz (3:28)
Complete Control (4:29)
English Civil War (5:46)
Police On My Back (2:56)
Garageland (2:56)
Clash City Rockers (3:28)
Spanish Bombs (3:54)
I'm So Bored With The USA (4:35)
London's Burning (1:10)
Bankrobber (4:00)
Review: Following the end of recording sessions for what would become their iconic fifth full-length Combat Rock in December 1981, punk legends The Clash would embark on a six-week tour of Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand (where they would shoot the cover for the upcoming album) and Hong Kong. Captured in Kowloon on the 25th February three months before record release, and during a time where the city enjoyed less stringent government oversight, there had still never been an act as rambunctious and declarative as The Clash to hold court. Delivering a set that now reads like a greatest hits from the obligatory opener of 'London Calling' to bangers such as 'Tommy Gun', 'The Guns Of Brixton', 'I Fought The Law' and 'Jimmy Jazz', while even unveiling Combat Rock lead single 'Know Your Rights' two months before studio release, the performance and subsequent tour is also noteworthy for being one of the last with the original line-up, as drummer Topper Headon would be fired due to his heroin addiction only a couple of months later.
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A World Apart
A World Apart (orange vinyl LP)
Cat: RRS 8007CV. Rel: 27 Jan 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Something You Said (2:19)
Can't Talk (3:27)
Right Time (2:31)
On My Own (2:24)
Desmond & Kathy (2:29)
As You Were (Tomorrow) (2:23)
Pleasure Seeker (1:59)
He (2:34)
What's In A Name (2:10)
Melody Hill (1:53)
Review: Hailing from Huntington Beach, California, The Crowd arrived in the early 80s as part of the "trash punk" movement, somewhat segregated from the burgeoning hardcore realm that was slowly becoming the most followed path forward for the punk scene. Sporting dayglo beachwear and influencing their own type of proto moshing (or "slam dancing"), their momentum sadly didn't equate to instantaneous success for their 1981 debut full-length 'A World Apart', which can best be described as chaotic surf-punk akin to a scrappier Agent Orange. Dissolving shortly after before reforming towards the end of the decade for their sophomore follow up Big Fish Stories, the band would become an on again, off again labour of love from there on out whilst the members toiled away in a myriad of other groups, yet time and ears syncing up in later decades as always, this debut LP has since been reappraised for its unique and pioneering form of sunny aggro and the vast number of acts it surely inspired, who ironically eclipsed the band during a time where they needed some sunrays the most.
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Nightmare Queens
Nightmare Queens (blue vinyl LP)
Cat: AFMLP 28. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Get Spooky (2:04)
No Love (2:31)
My Heart Is A Gravey (2:41)
The Cats Meow (3:38)
My Way (2:17)
Bullet (3:21)
Kiss Of Fire (3:50)
Revolution (3:14)
Slay Me (2:59)
Breakup Makeup (2:36)
Don't Hold My (3:46)
I Made A Wish (3:11)
Love U To Death (4:27)
Review: Since forming in 2016, The Darts from Phoenix, Arizona have built a fierce global presence with their fuzz-drenched garage rock and high-octane performances, fronted by the ever-driven Nicole Laurenne. The Nightmare Queens compiles the best green lights from the band's first two LPs, both long since sold out, and adds two extra brand-new thrashoffs, recorded on the road during their 2024 Europe Boomerang tour. Gritty melodies, vampy hooks and punk-drunk energy beam like blood moon rays across 'Get Spooky', 'My Heart Is A Graveyard', and 'Love You to Death'.
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Night Of The Living Dead Dolls
Night Of The Living Dead Dolls (limited green splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: CLOLP 6355. Rel: 27 Feb 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Looking For A Kiss (3:35)
Bad Girl (3:19)
Tell Me (2:58)
All This & More (3:02)
Trash (3:12)
Calling On You (3:48)
Pills (3:33)
I Need Lunch (3:47)
(There's Gonna Be) A Showdown (3:37)
Sonic Reducer (4:14)
Hey Little Girl (2:48)
Hard Headed Woman (2:42)
It's All Over Now (3:45)
Review: Few pioneering punk acts from the 70s portrayed the debaucherous ethos of the lifestyle more than The Dead Boys, so much so, that drummer Johnny Blitz almost lost his life on April 19th 1978 after being stabbed five times during an altercation. Covering his medical bills by organising a four-day benefit at the iconic New York City venue CBGB's, the band's own performance on May 6th featured New York Dolls' Jerry Nolan handling skin duties for nine songs while the remainder were covered by OG Blues Brother and comedy legend John Belushi (who was an avid supporter of the city's punk scene). Tearing through a set of material made up from Young Loud & Snotty, as well as We Have Come For Your Children (which would be officially released just a month later), with a few Dolls covers for good measure, Night Of The Living Dead Dolls is a piece of authentic punk history, reliably captured with questionable audio clarity just like those attending CBGB shows had come to expect. Complete with additional liner notes detailing the iconic night in full.
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The Atlantic Years 2002-2005
Cat: QHNE 3CD232. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
It's On The Rocks (CD 1: Spend The Night - 2002)
Take It Off
Who Invited You
All Messed Up
Dirty Denim
You Wanna Get Me High
I Don't Care (So There)
Pass It Around
Too Bad About Your Girl
Not The One
Please Don't Tease
Take Me To The Backseat
5 O'clock In The Morning
Big Rig (Japan bonus track)
Backstage (Japan bonus track)
I Don't Want To Know (If You Don't Want Me) (CD 2: Gold Medal - 2004)
Friends Like Mine
Don't Break Me Down
Fall Behind Me
Is That All You've Got For Me
It's So Hard
The Gold Medal
Out Of My Hands
It Takes One To Know
Revolver
Have You No Pride
Lost & Found (Digital bonus track)
Hyperactive (CD 3: singles, B-sides & live - B Side)
Rock 'n' Roll Machine (B Side)
Mam's Boy (B Side)
Play My Game (B Side)
Don't Break Me Down (acoustic)
Fall Behind Me (alternate acoustic mix)
I Don't Want To Know (If You Don't Want Me) (alternate acoustic mix)
Done With You (B Side)
Too Bad About Your Girl (radio remix)
Dancing With Myself (Billy Idol Cover)
Please Don't Tease Me (New York Minute OST)
Do You Want To Hit It (live At The Paradise, Boston August 2nd, 2003)
Take Me To The Backseat
Hyperactive - Too Bad About Your Girl
All Messed Up
Take It Off
5 O'clock In The Morning
Who Invited You
On The Rocks (live XFM October 3rd, 2003)
Take It Off
Who Invited You
Review: After rising through the ranks of the local punk scene in Palto Alto, California, during the late 1990s, all-female outfit The Donnas were whisked to national (and international) superstardom via a deal with major label Atlantic Records. This retrospective looks back on that period of the now-dormant band's career, combing their two albums from the imprint (2002's Spend The Night and 2004's Gold Metal) with a disc of singles, B-sides, rarities and live takes. That means heaps of heavy riffs, vocals espousing suburban teenage angst and hooky choruses on discs one and two, with the third disc delivering an attractive mixture of raucous pop-punk, nods to metal (one of their major infuences, fact fans) and becalmed and cheery acoustic versions.
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View From The Bottom (reissue)
View From The Bottom (reissue) (limited "happy meal" marbled vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: PIR 3971. Rel: 04 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Eternal Debate (2:48)
Take Me Back (2:34)
Time Slips (3:54)
Where's Bobby? (2:13)
Faithfully Faithless (3:08)
View From The Bottom (2:49)
Overexposure (2:19)
Boston Accent (3:11)
ICU (2:31)
Darkness (3:19)
Satyagraha (3:13)
Review: Following the release of their cracking third full-length Blacked Out in 2024, Seattle punk n' rollers The Drowns revisit their origins with a reissue of 2018's much-adored debut LP View From The Bottom. Though hailing from the grunge capital of the world, the band bear more sonic similarities to folk-punk troubadours Dropkick Murphys than the type of icons who've worked with Seattle legend Jack Endino (Nirvana, Soundgarden, Murder City Devils) who handles remastering duties, beefing up anthems such as 'Eternal Debate' with extra snarl and soul. Complete with updated artwork offering a more artsy minimalist companion piece to the original, this version also comes with a newly added cover of 'Satyagraha', the opening cut from hardcore punk legends 7Seconds classic 1989 LP Soulforce Revolution.
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Singles Live Vol 1: 78-81
Singles Live Vol 1: 78-81 (LP + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: BAUI 31. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
It's The New Thing (4:04)
Various Times (4:34)
Rowche Rumble (4:39)
In My Area (4:05)
Fiery Jack (6:06)
2nd Dark Age (1:58)
Psykick Dancehall 2 (3:52)
How I Wrote "Elastic Man" (4:38)
City Hobgoblins (3:00)
Review: Popstock's latest Fall retrospective Singles Live Vol One 1978-81 captures Smith and his mighty co. in their rawest, fuzz-worthy phase. Whether it's the discordant organ furzes of 'It's The New Thing' or the snarled highway punk of '2nd Dark Age', this one's a great distillation of the Fall's sound at a select interval. Culled almost exclusively from the period spanning their Live At The Witch Trials era to the brink of the Hex Enduction Hour, the album compiles ferocious stage renditions of early singles, delivered by a revolving door of members as usual. Yet it was also born from frustration with how other Fall archival material has been handled, and how more recent lineups have been emphasised and represented as immutable over and above classic, yet more unusual suspects. Steered by ex-Fall members Paul and Steve Hanley, Marc Riley and Craig Scanlon, Popstock exists as a corrective, revisiting a pivotal moment with a twist.
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Levitate (reissue)
Levitate (reissue) (translucent red vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BRED2LP 725. Rel: 30 Jan 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Ten Houses Of Eve
Masquerade
Hurricane Edward
I'm A Mummy
The Quartet Of Doc Shanley
Jap Kid
4 1/2 Inch
Spencer Must Die
Jungle Rock
Ol' Gang
Tragic Days
I Come & Stand At Your Door
Levitate
Everybody But Myself
Powderkex
Christmastide
Recipe For Fascism
Pilsner Trail
Everybody But Myself (live)
Review: Levitate - the post-punk legends' 19th studio album - has been scarcely available on vinyl so commands a high price usually. Cherry Red did press a limited-edition triple lp edition in 2018 to satisfy some of the demands. Thankfully, the esteemed indie label is doing fans a solid again by presenting the two-LP edition on transparent red vinyl for the first time. The reason for its scarcity being that the label that originally put this out in 1997 - Artful Records - is thought to have gone bankrupt, so it has been out of print over the years. Standouts from this eclectic record, artful album (there was seemingly no idea too out-there, with drum n' bass even slotting in there) include '4 1/2 Inch', 'Spencer Must Die' and 'The Quartet of Doc Shanley'. All of which are the only tracks recorded at Edwyn Collins' studio in London, with producers Keir Stewart and Simon Spencer at the controls. Meanwhile, the album is notable for being the last to feature two long-time Fall members, drummer Karl Burns and bass player Steve Hanley. Hanley, along with Joy Division's Peter Hook and Andy Rourke, is one of the all-time great bassists out of Manchester, and once described by the late, great Fall founder Mark E Smith as the defining element of the Fall's music. With the Fall's creative, viscerally entertaining back catalogue one of the most cited among new bands in the U.K. today, Levitate proves that being Fall-esque might mean very little as no one has made an album quite like this.
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Liberate
Liberate (cloudy clear vinyl LP)
Cat: LORD 312. Rel: 28 Apr 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Thread (2:14)
Tap & Die (2:13)
Time Without (3:07)
A Cry For Truth (4:04)
Escape (3:35)
Exit (3:18)
Fucking Texas (3:46)
Nothing (3:18)
Never (2:27)
Forced Down (3:26)
Rise (2:06)
Review: This essential collection compiles the complete recordings of early '90s San Diego emotive hardcore pioneers Forced Down, and none of it has been on vinyl before. Formed by Amenity's Mike Down and Pitchfork's Joey Piro, with members from Heroin and vocalist Rob Base, Forced Down delivered impassioned, politically charged hardcore. Their powerful sound and message still resonates decades on.A This collection features mastering by Brad Boatright, who has done a fine job of keeping the grit and grime of the original records so that you really get taken back to that era when listening.
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Someday
Someday (LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: LPGBR 072B. Rel: 14 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
City Boy (Fear) (feat Graham Sayle) (4:16)
Grains Of Paradise (2:56)
Feed Me Your Feathers (feat Pat Flynn) (4:12)
I Took My Mom To Sleep (feat Tuka Mohammed) (4:48)
Man Without Qualities (feat Max Williams) (3:37)
The Court Of Miracles (3:38)
Fellow Traveller (3:11)
In The Company Of Sisters (feat Julianna Riolino) (4:43)
Smoke Signals (feat Graham Sayle) (4:12)
Someday (5:06)
Review: Canadian post-hardcore art-punk collective, Fucked Up, have been releasing projects at a ludicrously prolific rate ever since their 2001 inception, yet even by their own standards, they've gone majorly overboard in the past few years. Following on from 2021's epic Year Of The Horse EP and the 2022 follow up Oberon EP; named after the king of fairies from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, 2023 saw the release of their sixth full-length One Day (with all member's individual parts recorded under a strict 24-hour time limit) while 2024 birthed two sequels in the form of Another Day and Someday (both recorded with the same mantra). Their eighth album overall, with a promise to take a much-deserved hiatus following release, from the opening squall of 'City Boy', the band's reliable concoction of proggy, art-rock inspired chaotic hardcore is unleashed with allusions to Greek tragedy and even a chorus-like back and forth between the vocals and lyrics, conjuring the type of poetic, epic, theatrical spectacle not traditionally standard for the punk scene. In Fucked Up terms however, it makes perfect sense.
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Black Is The Colour Of My Love
Cat: WSRCLP 1206. Rel: 12 Dec 24
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Black Is The Colour Of My Love (4:13)
I'm Bitten (4:31)
When The Food Runs Out (We Still Have Each Other) (3:24)
I'm Going Down To Hell (5:25)
Keep Your Eyes Wide Open (4:33)
In Flames (4:32)
Al-Sayyida (4:56)
Dance For You (4:27)
Creeping Vine (4:11)
Regeneration (3:20)
Review:  Reading-based Garage/Punk/Psychobilly band The Go Go Cult signed to the iconic rockabilly-led Western Star label in 2012. This electrifying new album is their sixth studio record since then and it's an electrifying addition to their back catalogue. Led by a frontman who rivals The Cramps' Lux Interior when it comes to a darkly-theatrical approach, the tracklist is bursting with highlights. 'Black Is The Colour Of My Love' is hypnotic and menacing, 'When The Food Runs Out' nods to Joy Division, whilst 'Regeneration' has an air of Fat White Family about it. The label only pressed a limited number of copies, making it potentially a future collectible, not to mention its stunning, niche work of art thanks to retro illustrator Vince Ray's cover.
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Collapse
Collapse (red vinyl LP)
Cat: CRR 230V. Rel: 21 Feb 25
 
Metal
Spiral (3:33)
Recursion (feat Rachel Aspe, Cage Fight) (2:37)
Gnaw (5:52)
Bile (0:52)
Consumed (feat Harry Nott, Burner) (4:31)
Fault (4:00)
Artifice (3:54)
Calcify (3:15)
Swine (4:46)
Putrefy (2:13)
Marrow (3:34)
Review: Following on from their self-released 2022 debut EP Spiritual Disease, UK based blackened metallic hardcore newcomers Grief Ritual make good on all of their initial malevolent promise with the debut full-length Collapse. Combining the low-end, chug-heavy beatdown style of Knocked Loose with more heinous elements of extreme metal, they conjure an oppressive atmosphere that looms over every breakdown, crunching riff or guttural, tortured bellow. Exploring themes of human extinction, capitalism, genocide, ecocide, as well as the rise of populist right authoritarianism, this is as punk as it gets in ethos and message yet conveyed with more viciousness and caustic horror than any death metal act of the modern era.
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Mil Orquideas En Medio Del Desierto
Mil Orquideas En Medio Del Desierto (gatefold gold & black smash vinyl LP in spot-vanished sleeve)
Cat: VIS 021V1. Rel: 06 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Mil Orquideas En Medio Del Desierto (5:28)
Desarraigo (5:01)
Manual De Un Naufragio (3:37)
Alienacion Y Delirio (3:43)
En La Tempestad (interlude) (2:34)
Notas Sobre El Olvido (3:06)
Hacia El Abismo (5:02)
Dejemos Hablar Al Viento (6:48)
Review: The fourth full-length from Mexico's post-metal-tinged melodic crust-punks Habak follows on from two previous collaborative efforts with also Tijuana-based post-rockers Fractal and Los Angeles crust-punk outfit Lagrimas, marking their first sole studio full-length since 2020's Ningun Muro Consiguio Jamas Contener la Primavera. Expanding their diverse, abrasive sonic palette more than ever before, drawing on elements of late 90s "skramz" era screamo, blackened hardcore and shoegazing post-rock, yet all coalesced under the black breath of their obligatory crust-punk sound, Mil Orquiideas en Medio del Desierto illustrates a band reaching the peak of their prowess and potential while offering a unique perspective on all of the above mentioned subgenres, with just that tincture of Mexican folklore for that added, incomparable aura.
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Caviar
Caviar (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: FATLP 185. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Yes Chef (1:45)
Cushion The Blow (2:06)
Get Out (2:58)
Caviar (3:07)
Into The Fire (4:20)
Ballerina (3:07)
Self Portrait (1:34)
Call It In (4:48)
Put Thy Kettle On (0:57)
Mr Famous (3:51)
Life's A Buffet (2:07)
Review: Following on from 2023's acclaimed debut full-length All Gas No Brakes, Bristolian noise-punks Heavy Lungs return with the definition of an antithetical sophomore LP with Caviar. Clocking in at under 30 minutes (significantly less than their initial outing) and recorded live in dingy church rehearsal spaces to capture the unhinged intensity of their live performances, this is the sound of a band vehemently disinterested with mainstream appeal, exposure or playing the game by any terms apart from their own. While vocalist Danny Nedelko would be the named subject of one of the biggest singles from fellow Bristol natives Idles' 2018 breakout second album Joy As An Act Of Resistance, where his peers have expanded their sound and embraced myriads of melody, Heavy Lungs are poignantly going the opposite route, full speed towards oblivion with only chaos and anarchy on their collective minds.

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Live At Montreux Jazz Festival 2023
Cat: 220224 EMU. Rel: 23 Jan 25
 
Rock
Five Foot One (CD)
TV Eye
Modern Day Ripoff
Raw Power
Gimme Danger
The Passenger
Lust For Life
Endless Sea
Death Trip
Sick Of You
I Wanna Be Your Dog
Search & Destroy
Mass Production
Nightclubbing
Down On The Street
Loose
Frenzy
Rune (Blu-ray)
Five Foot One
TV Eye
Modern Day Ripoff
Raw Power
Gimme Danger
The Passenger
Lust For Life
Endless Sea
Sick Of You
I Wanna Be Your Dog
Search & Destroy
Mass Production
Nightclubbing
Down On The Street
Loose
Frenzy
Review: Iggy Pop's performance at the 2023 Montreux Jazz Festival is a thrilling showcase of both his legendary past and revitalised present. Marking his third appearance at the prestigious event, Iggy delivers a fiery set with a seven-piece band, reinvigorating Stooges classics like 'I Wanna Be Your Dog' and 'T.V. Eye', while captivating the crowd with solo anthems such as 'Lust for Life' and 'The Passenger'. The show also features new material from his recent album Every Loser, including 'Modern Day Ripoff' and 'Frenzy', proving his ongoing relevance in the rock scene. Recorded with pristine multi-track audio and complemented by stunning 4K visuals, the concert blends the raw energy of vintage Iggy with the vitality of his current creative resurgence. This live recording captures a moment of remarkable musical power, reaffirming Iggy Pop as one of the most dynamic and enduring figures in rock music.
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Live At Montreux Jazz Festival 2023
Live At Montreux Jazz Festival 2023 (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 220223 EMU. Rel: 23 Jan 25
 
Rock
Five Foot One (4:21)
TV Eye (3:32)
Modern Day Ripoff (3:17)
Raw Power (4:19)
Gimme Danger (4:22)
The Passenger (5:51)
Lust For Life (5:20)
Endless Sea (4:14)
Death Trip (5:40)
Sick Of You (5:25)
I Wanna Be Your Dog (5:53)
Search & Destroy (6:30)
Mass Production (6:20)
Nightclubbing (3:51)
Down On The Street (4:39)
Loose (3:09)
Frenzy (4:59)
Review: Iggy Pop, the avant-garde icon and punk pioneer, in his element, delivering a blistering performance at the 2023 Montreux Jazz Festival. Backed by a seven-piece band, he breathes new fire into Stooges classics like 'TV Eye' and 'I Wanna Be Your Dog', igniting the crowd with his raw energy and undeniable stage presence. The setlist spans his illustrious career, from the visceral punk anthems 'Raw Power' and 'Search and Destroy' to the infectious grooves of 'The Passenger' and 'Lust For Life'. Pop also showcases material from his recent album, 'Every Loser', with tracks like 'Modern Day Ripoff' and 'Frenzy' seamlessly integrated into the set. This recording is a testament to Pop's enduring legacy and his ability to captivate audiences with his unique blend of punk rock and avant-garde theatricality.
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Kill City (reissue)
Cat: LPBOMP 4042B. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Kill City (2:12)
Sell Your Love (3:35)
Beyond The Law (2:54)
I Got Nothin' (3:22)
Johanna (3:00)
Night Theme (1:11)
Night Theme (reprise) (0:43)
Consolation Prizes (3:27)
No Sense Of Crime (3:43)
Lucky Monkeys (3:34)
Master Charge (4:25)
Review: Recorded in 1975 after the disintegration of The Stooges and eventually released, albeit in altered form, in 1977, the album saw Iggy recording his vocal contributions at weekends, on leave from the mental institution at which he was recovering from heroin addiction. With the addition of pianos, acoustic guitars and saxophones to the musical palate it's a different beast from the raw power - and Raw Power - of the Stooges, a bridge between his garage rock roots and the classier pop offerings he'd soon become known for. A fascinating document, regardless, it's well worth a listen.
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The Audacity Of Hype
The Audacity Of Hype (blue vinyl LP)
Cat: VIRUS 411X. Rel: 07 Apr 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
The Terror Of Tinytown (4:35)
Clean As A Thistle (4:12)
New Feudalism (2:36)
Panic Land (4:19)
Electronic Plantation (5:46)
Three Strikes (6:04)
Strength Thru Shopping (3:50)
Pets Eat Their Master (5:04)
I Won't Give Up (7:04)
Review: You may have heard that former Dead Kennedys frontman and now multi-project artist Jello Biafra leads his very own School Of Medicine, inspired by the pioneering medicinal discoveries of his antecedents Iggy Pop and hip-hop greats such as Hieroglyphics and Digital Underground. The Audacity Of Hype, the School's first patent, was the logical chemical synthesis that made up these ingredients; fiery, crunchy, high-velocity, hardcore punk and post-punk, with a dashing of metal drumming and political emphasis on "Homeland insecurity". Now reissued via Alternative Tentacles a full fifteen years later - cracking stuff!
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