EXPLOATÖR – AVGRUNDENS BRANT - LP ltd aqua blue vinyl.

 raw punk / hardcore on aqua blue vinyl – screenprinted blue cover 100 pressed. https://blitzrecords.bigcartel.com/
2nd album from this "all-star" raw punk / d-beat band coming out from Sweden. If you miss Totalitär - you are at the right place. Why "all-star" band? Just imagine current line-up members and their experiences in bands like Warcollapse, Slutet, Totalitär (eh!), Dischange, Krigshot, Makabert Fynd, Dissekerad, Krig I Hudik, Katastrof, Institution, Brainbombs, Napalm A.D., Desperate Fix, Kvoteringen, Meanwhile, Disfear, No Security or Ääritila ... and many more. This is album of the year!
1. Kapitalet flödar 01:27
2. Lögner växer 01:49
3. Direkt reaktion 01:34
4. Uttråkad 01:56
5. Vanvettet kommer 01:38
6. Avhumanisering 01:44
7. Avgrundens brant 02:09
8. Tragedi 01:35
9. Döden tar tag 01:14
10. Döda sinnen 01:00

NEVER AGAIN - Walk By Myself - 7" + download code - Japan.

NEVER AGAIN who have long nurtured the underground Hiroshima scene have now released a long-awaited 7" single!!
This band creates vibrant pieces colored with the specific format in mind. Although NEVER AGAIN have been actively releasing new material for the past few years, it's been a while since a 7" release. NEVER AGAIN's essence is embedded in a spinal cord made of hardcore and punk, but their approaches to music flourish beyond a cage of bone. Throughout their career they have received support from many masses, but NEVER AGAIN's main message has never become a mere decoration. They speak straight from the heart. To those familiar with the mysterious stains and questionable aromas of punk history, the name Never Again is particularly apt for a punk act out of Hiroshima. In 1981, British punks Discharge released a track of the same name that consisted of little more than four haiku-like lines describing the aftermath of an atomic bombing — each followed by the brutally shouted words “Never, never, never again!!!”
Yet surprisingly the choice of names came entirely by accident.“We needed a name, and I happened to be wearing a Discharge hoodie with that album cover on it,” recalls Nishizaki, who was 16 at the time. “So I pointed to the words and read, ‘We’re called Never Again!’ I had no idea what it meant at the time.” It was only later, when showing an overseas punk band around the Peace Park, that one of its members explained the damning antinuclear message of the Discharge song.
Side-A
tabun kitto
Side-B
2020