Friday, 9 May 2014

Gas Rag ‎– Beats Off - 12" MLP

I'm a bit late with this one, but better late than never - just a great 12"

To my ears, this is the best US band right now, totally raging hardcore punk the way it is supposed to be played. Like PYK era Poison Idea meets Shitlickers and UBR. This is a Mini LP, so not a ton of material, but it's all killer, no filler. - Felix Havoc

The anarcho-prostitutes of Chicago's GAS RAG return with the "BEATS OFF" MLP, featuring 11 more tracks of the hardcore punk that you dingles have come to know them for. Following up the "HUMAN RIGHTS" EP that that lit up all the interwebs and print media rags with a plethora of praise and hate from all kinds of bloggers, "music journalists," and other assorted dimwits; the gang is back with their first 12" that continues to pay homage to their Midwestern homeland whilst sending warm regards to the distant land of Scandinavia, all the while churning out a special brand of aggressive rock. This is a platter full of frantic yet tasteful riffs, a savage vocal delivery, and professionally executed pre-teen drumming - producing an end result that will inevitably aid in the listener's self destructive course of choice. Try not to freak the fuck out.
A1 Drugs And Violence
A2 Annihilation
A3 The Clock
A4 Criminal Gas
A5 Body Bags
B1 Beat Off
B2 Endless Vietnam
B3 Against The Law
B4 Life In A Bomb Shelter
B5 Mass Grave

Wednesday, 7 May 2014

Kafka - 4 track demo cassette

PRE-ORDER - HERE NEXT WEEK - VERY LIMITED STOCK

KAFKA was born out of the ashes of Dropend and Mörpheme. You get the picture, top notch japanese hardcore highly influenced by the scandinavian scene right in your face. 150copies made.

BRUTAL "KASETTI" Cassette EP

BRUTAL "KASETTI" TAPE EP
Second generation of the Finnish hard core from Äänekoski of the central Suomi which continued the Suomi 82' sound in the second half of the 80's in the same vein as their brothers in arms from the period: SABOTAASI, TREBLINKA, early CMX, PAINIJAINEN, SEKAANNUS, MAFIA, with the last two the band was featured on the legendary V/A JUPPI ep; this is the unreleased studio recording from 1987, recorded before their 88' "TAVAPPAT PISARAT" ep and featuring the original singer Arto! It's the official release and is remastered from original tracks!!! 9 TRACKS Limited to 100 tapes (Blue with white labels)

Tuesday, 6 May 2014

KNÆGT // SLÖA KNIVAR SPLIT - 7"

PRE-ORDER - HERE LATE NEXT WEEK

Two of the best bands from Malmö's thriving hardcore scene with two of the most outspoken vocalists on top of that.

Knægt once more allowed Sista Versen to release their new stuff and they spare no expenses when they riff like there is no tomorrow. The riffs are even sicker than on the demo and you can hear their old bands there as well as a lot of RKL/Accüsed.
Slöa Knivar have been around for a few years and this is their fifth release already and they still haven't changed those killer hardcore riffs a single bit. Patricias vocals are spot on and the lyrics are amazing and spot on as expected. One fast eager rager and one slower song with some great lyrics on the topic of douchebag dudes in ze scene.

NOMAD - 自殺 LP - cassette



Absolute heroes of today's noise punk US scene, rawpunx NOMAD from NYC! Here's the cassette edition of 自殺 LP. 10 tracks of insane Japanese influenced noisy raw punk with Japanese vocal will totally blow up your brain!!
Members of Perdition, Zatsuon, Sad Boys and others!!!

https://blitzrecords.bigcartel.com

ASPECTS OF WAR - The Presence Of Death - cassette


While rawpunk dudes from Aspects of War were on tour with System Fucker, their "Presence of Death" maxi-single EP has been issued on tape! 3 songs in the vein of Disclose and early Discharge, for all fans of noise punk stuff!

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SWORDWIELDER - Grim Visions Of Battle - cassette


This is the cassette edition of "Grim Visions Of Battle" LP by crusties SWORDWIELDER from Göteborg, Sweden.
Their style is unique among other bands playing in such vein. Heavy and gloomy middle-tempo stenchcore sounds totally like AXEGRINDER ( I have never heard of any band before which plays so close to this UK 80's crust classic) and some tunes of MISERY. Cassette insert includes all lyrics!

Friday, 25 April 2014

EEL - Endless Fucker - 7" EP

EEL - Endless Fucker - 7" EP

Noisy Japanese influenced PUNK from Pittsburgh, PA.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZqBPzwxjcg

This is the European 7" version of the endless fucker session,the US 12" on Konton Crasher and Mindcure with a different cover. 8 songs of DrillmessMadnessViolentPunkerScum,which leave you highly uncomfortable,somewhere along the lines of Cleveland hc meets UK 82,meets Japan:TOTALY RECKING PUNK CORE,with everybodys destructo punx Jimmy R from GSMF/Annihilation,Eric Direct Control,Government Warning etc.

Monday, 14 April 2014

Bring The Drones - Bordello Hospital EP - 7"

Bring The Drones - Bordello Hospital EP

IN STOCK NOW

All-star D-beat / punk pack from Sweden (and UK ...) with Dennis (Doom) on vocals, Ted (Gamla Pengar) on guitar and Charlie (Anti Cimex) on drums. Raw and aggressive ride in the vein of old good Anti Cimex / Discharge but with present sound. New band with old blood. And they know how to kick your ass!

https://blitzrecords.bigcartel.com

Kakafoni - Seizures EP - 7"


IN STOCK NOW

US vs Sweden, band with Dissekerad guitarist / Makabert Fynd singer vs. guys from Hellkontroll, Gasmiasma and current Eyehategod drummer. 
Classic scandinavian d-beat / punk in the vein of Anti Cimex / Mob 47. Raw, fast and aggressive. Pressed only 300 copies

Lögnare Vid Bordet

Wednesday, 2 April 2014

Voice From Inside - Ukrainian D.I.Y. zine issue No.4

Superb 60 page zine from the Ukraine, normally written in Russian - this time all in English - with artwork by STEVE OF WAR - great interview with AMEBIX plus articles, reports, gigs, news on SEE YOU IN HELL, CANCER SPREADING, BONEHUNTER, NUCLEAR DEVASTATION, REPRESSION ATTACK, ISKRA, MEINHOF, SUFFERING MINDS and much more.
VERY LIMITED AVAILABILITY.

Sunday, 30 March 2014

Bog People - 81 in 09 the Radiation Years - Demo tape

IN STOCK NOW FROM THE UKRAINE - - I ONLY HAVE 10 COPIES

Demo tape "81 in 09 the Radiation Years" from PDX punks BOG PEOPLE!!! This tape originally was issued by the band in 2009, These dudes played straightforward UK82 punk, they were the first band who obtained such sound in Portland back to those days. The cassette also has self-made layout with photos, artwork and handwritten lyrics with pictures! Band is no longer active, but BOG PEOPLE's members play/played in bands like Bi-Marks, Nerveskade, Apocalypse Now, Arctic Flowers, Primitive Pact, Vivid Sekt, Bellicose Minds and many others!

https://blitzrecords.bigcartel.com   

Rotten(UK) - Wardance - demo tape

IN STOCK NOW FROM THE UKRAINE - - I ONLY HAVE 10 COPIES

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skJ9zp_4OLU

https://soundcloud.com/rotten-uk

Official reissue edition of "Wardance" demo tape by Rochester punx ROTTEN(UK)!! Purest UK82 as it must be, dirty sounded and raw-recorded, straight from the vaults! For all fans of The Exploited, Chaos UK, Discharge, Blitz, Potential Threat and all UK punk classics! - first released in 2012 but this edition includes some new artwork with lyrics and photo-collage!.
"In their short history, Rotten (UK) has developed a reputation as one of the most uncompromising, take-no-prisoners heirs to the UK 82 punk and dBeat throne. Featuring the snarling, gutteral vocals of James Von Sinn, and the rock snot leads of Matthew Von Goethe and co., Rotten (UK) has built their fanbase on attitude, sleaze, and gravel. A rock'n'roll street stain if there ever was one."- jon krol

1. Disorder Daze
2. The End Of It All
3. Wardance
4. Blood On Your Boots

Friday, 21 March 2014

Man Is The Bastard ‎– Abundance Of Guns - 10" clear vinyl


MAN IS THE BASTARD - Abundance Of Guns - 10" ltd clear vinyl 

reissued as a 10” 45 rpm for larger “skull fidelity” !!! Abundance Of Guns originally released by S.O.A. in Italy as a 7” e.p. in 1992 and then later reissued by WOOD of M.I.T.B. in early 1993 also as a 7” e.p.(with the bonus track “Regression To Birth”) has now been reborn in 10” format to “deliver the sonic mayhem” once again nearly 22 years later!!! Featuring the original MAN IS THE BASTARD line-up of Barnes/Connell/Kenyon/Wood and recorded at “The Headquarters” with master recording engineer Rob DeChaine (BRILLIANT NOISE), the fury of tracks like “The Iron Room”, “Slave To The Bean”, “Mocha Rebirth” and the title track are just a portion of the skull compositions that made Abundance Of Guns one of the most unique outfits in the underground music community. Full blown dual basses, guitar, noise generators, exemplary drumming and dual crisis-based vocals make this reissue a must have for any “skull servant” pre order on clear wax.

Wednesday, 12 March 2014

Dissekerad - Attack EP - 7"




 IN STOCK NOW

Brand new recordings from swedish d-beat / punk all-star project with members from Makabert Fynd, Totalitär and Avskum. 500 copies pressed (350 black vinyl & 150 pink vinyl).

Friday, 28 February 2014

To The Point - T-Shirts USA

TO THE POINT TOUR T-SHIRTS FROM DEEPSIX RECORDS USA

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Lack Of Interest - T-Shirts USA

LACK OF INTEREST T-SHIRTS FROM DEEPSIX RECORDS USA

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Tuesday, 25 February 2014

Man Is The Bastard ‎– Thoughtless - LP colour vinyl



Remastered Reissue on coloured vinyl - Gravity Records -  contains two A3 inserts with credits and lyrics + one two-sided "Wacky Packages" poster. 

Gravity is very happy to announce the re-issue of the long out of print lp originally recorded in 1995. The quintessential powerviolence pioneers and originators, who have been cemented into cult status since their break up in 1997. Their sound was a brutal mix of complicated technical riffing and straight-up hardcore made by dual basses, noise boxes, and hardcore/prog drum beats. Making things even more interesting were the band member's interests in the burgeoning noise scene, something that affected their music greatly. Man Is The Bastard's brutal deconstruction of politically-minded punk, hardcore and electronics bent minds all over the globe. While similar affiliated acts like Bastard Noise, Neanderthal, and Spazz were all in the same ballpark, MITB were in their own universe. There isn't anything out there that sounds quite like this. Newly remastered in 2012 and on limited colored vinyl.

A1 Puppy Mill
A2 The Kosher Grimace
A3 Unweened Infant Orphan
A4 Tyke
B1 The Great Ebola
Prepared Hammond
B2.a  Interplanetary Intrusion
B2.b  Galactic Insect Swarm
B2.c Lunar Landing
B3 Forced Alien Confinement
B4 Short Trek To The Cauldron

Friday, 21 February 2014

Weekend Nachos ‎– Worthless - LP white vinyl


IN STOCK NOW

Deep Six Records ‎– #157 -- limited white vinyl

http://weekendnachos.bandcamp.com/album/worthless

The most vitriolic hardcore album of the new millenium. Weekend Nachos are here to punish and destroy!
Weekend Nachos is all about their catchiness, their awesome groove parts, and their harsh vocals. There's no arguing with their unique blend of powerviolence, grindcore, and hardcore.
Hoffmann is able to masterfully twist his quick-fire vocal attacks into a twisted and frustrated viewpoint of agonizing bliss for the listener.
The guitar distortion tone works excellently throughout the album to produce a truly vicious tone and generates the desolating feedback in the album’s self-titled instrumental track. The riffing throughout the album is very consistent in being able to switch, very quickly. Take for instance the blasting intro of ‘Old Friends Don’t Mean Shit’, stopped for just a moment ten seconds in to a series of well structured chords carried along by the drums.
Bass stays somewhat hidden for some songs, as the guitar does its fair part of clouding it throughout the album – particularly with the break-neck drum speed. But give the album a few plays through and you’ll know that a great level the bass truly gives to the guitar work – adding a significant layer to the musical assault. The tone it carries reminds me of true grind, a very rough and edged sound that goes very well with the music. In the particularly dissonant moments of this album; the grooving riffs of ‘Jock Powerviolence’ or entirely throughout the instrumental ‘Worthless’; the bass acts as a clear guide for the rest of the instruments. 
All the while, the drums pick up a great, ‘run around and mosh’ pace to accompany the other instruments. Variations of fast paced d-beats and incredibly well timed snare blasts make the metal influence evident on the drums. The drums really do carry a large part of this album; cymbal speed is fantastic and all incredibly well timed and his ability to switch styles is also incredibly impressive (as shown in ‘For Life’ by the ambient to two-step beat transition). The drums give a significantly frantic feel to the songs by supplying what literally feels like anger, mirrored by John Hoffman’s vocals. 
Whether or not you like Powerviolence or have even heard of it, pick up a copy of Worthless. From the explosive opening chords of ‘Hometown Hero’ like a pack of C4 exploding to the utter desolation in the final and completely crushing ending of ‘Future’; this album is one hell of a ride, and a completely acceptable form of anger management. - thanx to http://www.metal-archives.com/reviews/Weekend_Nachos/Worthless/307190/
A1 Hometown Hero,A2 Obituary,A3 For Life,A4 Old Friends Don't Mean Shit,A5 Frostbitten,A6 The Meeting,A7 Worthless
,B1 Friendship,B2 Jock Powerviolence,B3 The Fine Art Of Bullshit,B4 Dubviolence,B5 You Could Exist Tomorrow,B6 Future.

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Wednesday, 19 February 2014

Discharge-Decontrol/Fight Back/Never Again/Realities Of War/State Violence-7" white vinyl

Set of 5 x Discharge 7" on white vinyl from Havoc records with promo poster - 2 sets where sent to me by Felix in 2011 and I'm keeping a set, so this is one is up for grabs.

DECONTROL - - Classic three song rager from 1980. Less than a year removed from "realities of war" the sound is already faster and more aggressive, leaving 70's punk behind and blazing into pure hardcore raw punk. This record has three of Discharge's best songs which are just pure blasts of raw anger and urgency. Hardcore punk at it's best - Decontrol, No TV Sketch, Tomorrow Belongs to Us.
FIGHT BACK - - Five song blast of pure anger and energy, Dishcarge is at their finest here. Pure be beat raw punk against which all the successors can be measured. This hard driving music is the perfect vehicle for the outrage at war and oppression conveyed by the harsh lyrics and graphics - Fight Back, War's No Fairytale, Always Restrictions, You Take Part In Creating the System, Religion Instigates.
NEVER AGAIN - - It's 1981, the cold war rages, threatening to turn hot at any moment as Reagan, Thatcher and Brezhnev seem poised to destroy the world in a descent to nuclear madness. Using cover art appropriated from 1930's anti fascist agit-prop Discharge links the bleak reality of Thatcher's Britain with the descent to totalitarian oppression and war of an earlier generation. A bit more polished than the first three EPs and the Why? 12", Never Again delivers three blasts of hardcore punk. The bass playing in "Two Monstrous Nuclear Stockpiles" is probably my favorite on any hardcore record ever - Never Again, Death Dealers, Two Monstrous Nuclear Stockpiles.
REALITIES OF WAR - The Classic first 7" from Discharge circa 1980. A monumental record that helped jumpstart the hardcore movement around the world. This is one of a handful of records from 1980 that pushed 70's punk into the bleak era of the 1980's hardcore scene. Discharge set the standard with their raw and uncompromising visual style and unbridled hardcore punk music - Realities of War, They Declare it, But After the Gig, Society's Victim.
STATE VIOLENCE, STATE CONTROL - Discharge's fifth 7", from 1982. The sound is a bit less raw and there is a tiny bit of the metal influence starting to show. The energy and power of Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing are starting to manifest on these tracks - Doomsday, State Violence State Control.

ALL AS NEW - - WILL SHIP BY REGISTERED POST.


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Integrity/Rot In Hell- Split - 2 X 7" black/blue/green vinyl

Integrity/Rot In Hell- Split - 2 X 7" black/blue/green vinyl + booket

one of a kind packaging mistake - has 1 x black 7" and 1 x blue/green 7"

The ongoing nationwide campaign of Holy Terror is set to escalate beyond your feeble comprehension with this landmark document. This forthcoming collaboration between notorious global agitators Integrity and zeitgeist grabbing facilitators Rot In Hell features new and exclusive recordings unique to this release. 

Packaged within a hardback book of endtime fairytales, collated & illustrated by the infamous Dwid Hellion, this double 7" pack features two new recordings from each unit. Dovetailing this genre defining work, an additional 7" on coloured vinyl, containing a caustic narrative of the book by Dwid himself 

SIDE A 
INTEGRITY “VVaiting For The Sun To Burn Out My Eyes” 
INTEGRITY “Black Heksen Rise” 
SIDE B 
ROT IN HELL “Erebus” 
ROT IN HELL “Life Becomes A Desert Around You” 
SIDE A 
Dwid Hellion “VVhere Does The Fire Come From?” 
SIDE B 
INTEGRITY “VVaiting For The Sun To Burn Out My Eyes” 
(acoustic narration version) 
Dwid Hellion “Process of Prayer” 

Monday, 17 February 2014

The Outcasts - Self Conscious Over You - 7"

Good Vibrations Records ‎– GOT 17 - - 1979 - - fold-out cover

The Outcasts were formed in June 1977 in Belfast by the three Cowan brothers, Greg Cowan (vocals / bass), Martin Cowan (guitar/vocals), Colin Cowan (drums) and their friend Colin ‘Getty’ Getgood (guitar), playing their first gig two months later. ‘You’re A Disease’ / ‘Don’t Want To Be No Adult’ / ‘Frustration’ (It, 1978) is easily the roughest sounding early Outcasts single, ‘You’re A Disease’ stands out as the best track. ‘Frustration’ was later re-recorded for the 1982 LP ‘Blood & Thunder’. ‘Just Another Teenage Rebel’ / ‘Love Is For Sops’ (Good Vibrations, 1978) captures the Outcasts at their best, punk rock with a pop edge, both tracks are classics. Came in the trademark Good Vibes foldout poster sleeve in several different colours, a 2nd pressing was issued in early 1979 with a different cover. ‘The Cops Are Comin’ (Good Vibrations, 1979) was released as part of a double single package ‘Battle Of The Bands’ featuring three other local bands, namely Rudi, Spider and the Idiots. A nasty little tale about killing your girlfriend and having sex with her corpse. 

Excellent condition - WILL BE SHIPPED BY REGISTERED POST
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Sunday, 16 February 2014

Protex ‎– Don't Ring Me Up - 7" promo cover

Good Vibrations Records ‎– GOT6 - 1978 -  FIRST ISSUE TELEPHONE FOLD-OUT COVER WITH PROMO INFORMATION INSIDE.

In 1977, four schoolfriends formed the Incredibly Boring Band and did a few gigs playing covers of Thin Lizzy and Dr Feelgood songs. However, they were soon smitten by the punk bug and decided that they wanted to play energic pop like the Buzzcocks and the Ramones. So they started to write their own songs and then decided to change the band name to Protex Blue(the name coming from the title of a song of the Clash). The band - Aidan Murtagh(guitar/vocals), David McMaster(guitar/vocals), Paul Maxwell(bass/vocals) and Owen McFadden(drums) - played their 1st gig under the new name on 4.7.78 at Knock Methodist Church Hall.
They went on to play at various venues around Belfast and soon earned the reputation of being an excellent live band, and somewhere along the lines at this time they shortened the band name to just PROTEX. Shortly after recording a session for Downtown Radio, they were watched by Terri Hooley, performing at the Glenmachan Hotel and it wasn’t long before Hooley had them in the studio recording their debut single for the Good Vibrations label. They went on to record a session for The Kid Jensen Show on BBC Radio and shortly afterwards, A&R men from London came over to see them play live with the X-Dreamysts in Portrush. At this stage the band were still in sixth form at school, studying for their A-Levels.
Both PROTEX and the X-Dreamysts were signed to Polydor Records and during the Easter holidays in ‘79, PROTEX went to London to record “Ican’t cope” as the first single for their new label. By thistime, the A-Levels had started to take a bit of a back seat and by the summer of ‘79 they had uprooted and moved to London. They toured with The Boomtown Rats and this was followed by various club tours and two tours of the USA. During a tour of the States in 1980, the band were filmed live in concert at New York’s Hurrah Club on St. Patricks Day, by John T.Davis of “Shell Shock Rock” fame. This film was given the title “Sham rock”!

PROTEX went on to release two singles for Polydor. They also recorded an album “Strange Obsessions”
(Side A: Strange things-T’ll never stop-A place in your heart-Nigh of action-You don’t know me-Look out Johnny)
(Side B: I can only dream-Forever-Don’t ring me up-Smile and say goodbye-Private lives-Strange obsessions)
which was produced by Chas Chandler. Unfortunately the album was never releasedas nobody was particularly happy with the end result! They also contributed tracks to various compilation albums in both the UK and the USA.

superb condition - WILL BE SHIPPED BY REGISTERED POST

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Protex ‎– Don't Ring Me Up - 7"

Good Vibrations Records ‎– GOT6 - 1978 -  BLUE FOLD-OUT COVER

In 1977, four schoolfriends formed the Incredibly Boring Band and did a few gigs playing covers of Thin Lizzy and Dr Feelgood songs. However, they were soon smitten by the punk bug and decided that they wanted to play energic pop like the Buzzcocks and the Ramones. So they started to write their own songs and then decided to change the band name to Protex Blue(the name coming from the title of a song of the Clash). The band - Aidan Murtagh(guitar/vocals), David McMaster(guitar/vocals), Paul Maxwell(bass/vocals) and Owen McFadden(drums) - played their 1st gig under the new name on 4.7.78 at Knock Methodist Church Hall.
They went on to play at various venues around Belfast and soon earned the reputation of being an excellent live band, and somewhere along the lines at this time they shortened the band name to just PROTEX. Shortly after recording a session for Downtown Radio, they were watched by Terri Hooley, performing at the Glenmachan Hotel and it wasn’t long before Hooley had them in the studio recording their debut single for the Good Vibrations label. They went on to record a session for The Kid Jensen Show on BBC Radio and shortly afterwards, A&R men from London came over to see them play live with the X-Dreamysts in Portrush. At this stage the band were still in sixth form at school, studying for their A-Levels.
Both PROTEX and the X-Dreamysts were signed to Polydor Records and during the Easter holidays in ‘79, PROTEX went to London to record “Ican’t cope” as the first single for their new label. By thistime, the A-Levels had started to take a bit of a back seat and by the summer of ‘79 they had uprooted and moved to London. They toured with The Boomtown Rats and this was followed by various club tours and two tours of the USA. During a tour of the States in 1980, the band were filmed live in concert at New York’s Hurrah Club on St. Patricks Day, by John T.Davis of “Shell Shock Rock” fame. This film was given the title “Sham rock”!

PROTEX went on to release two singles for Polydor. They also recorded an album “Strange Obsessions”
(Side A: Strange things-T’ll never stop-A place in your heart-Nigh of action-You don’t know me-Look out Johnny)
(Side B: I can only dream-Forever-Don’t ring me up-Smile and say goodbye-Private lives-Strange obsessions)
which was produced by Chas Chandler. Unfortunately the album was never releasedas nobody was particularly happy with the end result! They also contributed tracks to various compilation albums in both the UK and the USA.

superb condition - WILL BE SHIPPED BY REGISTERED POST

https://blitzrecords.bigcartel.com

Protex ‎– I Can Only Dream - 7"

 Polydor ‎– 2059 167 - 1979

In 1977, four schoolfriends formed the Incredibly Boring Band and did a few gigs playing covers of Thin Lizzy and Dr Feelgood songs. However, they were soon smitten by the punk bug and decided that they wanted to play energic pop like the Buzzcocks and the Ramones. So they started to write their own songs and then decided to change the band name to Protex Blue(the name coming from the title of a song of the Clash). The band - Aidan Murtagh(guitar/vocals), David McMaster(guitar/vocals), Paul Maxwell(bass/vocals) and Owen McFadden(drums) - played their 1st gig under the new name on 4.7.78 at Knock Methodist Church Hall.
They went on to play at various venues around Belfast and soon earned the reputation of being an excellent live band, and somewhere along the lines at this time they shortened the band name to just PROTEX. Shortly after recording a session for Downtown Radio, they were watched by Terri Hooley, performing at the Glenmachan Hotel and it wasn’t long before Hooley had them in the studio recording their debut single for the Good Vibrations label. They went on to record a session for The Kid Jensen Show on BBC Radio and shortly afterwards, A&R men from London came over to see them play live with the X-Dreamysts in Portrush. At this stage the band were still in sixth form at school, studying for their A-Levels.
Both PROTEX and the X-Dreamysts were signed to Polydor Records and during the Easter holidays in ‘79, PROTEX went to London to record “Ican’t cope” as the first single for their new label. By thistime, the A-Levels had started to take a bit of a back seat and by the summer of ‘79 they had uprooted and moved to London. They toured with The Boomtown Rats and this was followed by various club tours and two tours of the USA. During a tour of the States in 1980, the band were filmed live in concert at New York’s Hurrah Club on St. Patricks Day, by John T.Davis of “Shell Shock Rock” fame. This film was given the title “Sham rock”!

PROTEX went on to release two singles for Polydor. They also recorded an album “Strange Obsessions”
(Side A: Strange things-T’ll never stop-A place in your heart-Nigh of action-You don’t know me-Look out Johnny)
(Side B: I can only dream-Forever-Don’t ring me up-Smile and say goodbye-Private lives-Strange obsessions)
which was produced by Chas Chandler. Unfortunately the album was never releasedas nobody was particularly happy with the end result! They also contributed tracks to various compilation albums in both the UK and the USA.

Friday, 14 February 2014

Weekend Nachos - Still - LP yellow vinyl


IN STOCK NOW - IF YOU MISSED OUT ON THE CLEAR VINYL GRAB A COPY NOW

Weekend Nachos "Still" LP - limited to 100 mailorder only on yellow wax - Deep Six Records #207

http://youtu.be/gHmSot5xSlA

Crushing, downtuned power violence and brick wall leveling sludge…. So fucking good!

Weekend Nachos, the band you either love or hate, return with their 4th full-length album. On the "STILL" LP we see the band get even heavier while still finding ways to blend new influences into their unique mix of brutal hardcore. There is truly something for everything on this album. 12 new tracks of hatred that are sure to prove why Weekend Nachos haven't stopped antagonizing the hardcore scene.
A1 Sickened No More
A2 No Idols And No Heroes
A3 S.C.A.B.
A4 Satan Sucker
A5 Late Night Walks
A6 Watch You Suffer
B1 Wolves
B2 You're Not Punk
B3 Ignore
B4 Yes Way
B5 Broken Mirror

Thursday, 13 February 2014

The Zeros ‎– Hungry / Radio Fun - 7"



Small Wonder Records ‎– small two - 1977

A Hungry
B Radio Fun

The Zeros, a UK punk band from Walthamstow were active between 1977/1979. The members were: Steve Godfrey bass - Phil Gaylor drums,voc - Steve Cotton guitar,voc.
They released a excellent single through Small Wonder Records called Hungry/Radio Fun, and the a split single by ROK records with ACTION REPLAY before split.

The Ejected ‎– Noise For The Boys EP - 7"


Riot City Records ‎– RIOT 19  - 1982

A Fast 'N' Loud
B1 I Don't Care
B2 What Happened In Brighton?

The Ejected were an English punk rock/oi! band from Dagenham, Essex, active between 1981 and 1983
The band was formed by ex-Dawn Patrol members Big Jim Brooks (vocals, guitar) and Gary Sandford (bass, vocals) (later replaced by Paul Quain), and drummer Mick ‘Sticks’ Robinson (later replaced by Paul Griffiths). They cited UK Subs, Cockney Rejects, Angelic Upstarts and The Clash as major influences. [2] Signing to the Riot City label, their first release was a contribution to the various artists compilation Carry On Oi. 1982 saw the release of the band’s debut EP Have You Got 10p, a song which once saw the band answered by a shower of 10p coins throughout their set. The EP reached number 8 in the UK Indie Chart, and saw the band receive a lot of press coverage, including an interview by Garry Bushell in Sounds. This was followed in 1983 by the Noise For The Boys EP, and debut album A Touch Of Class, which were less well received, the latter described by Punk Lives as “completely empty of any real substance”. The band’s Jim Brooks put their failure to achieve a large following down to their live performances, saying “We were awful!”. The band’s perceived right-wing nationalist tendencies saw them ignored by the majority of the music press.
superb unplayed condition - slight browning on cover edge
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A-Heads ‎– Forgotten Hero - 7"

Bluurg Records ‎– Fish 3 - 1983

A Forgotten Hero
B1 Isolated
B2 Love Or Pain

Part of the 1980's Wiltshire punk scene that are closely associated with the likes of The Pagans, Culture Shock, The Subhumans, & Citizen Fish.
1980's:
Mel: Vocals
Jock: Guitar Vocals
Nigel: Bass 
Wally: Bass/Drums
Lester Carpenter: Bass
Bruce: Drums Vocals
Andy Gale: Drums

Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Disco Zombies ‎– The Invisible E.P. - 7"

Uptown Records ‎– Wizzo Records ‎– WIZZO 1 - 1979

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Disco Zombies

Disco Zombies was a British punk rock band. In 1979 they released two 7 inches. First was The Invisible E.P. and then Drums Over London. Their third and final release was Here Come The Buts 7” in 1980. “Here Come The Buts” was featured on British Underground - The Best of the UK Punk New Wave, 1977 - 1982 - Vol.2 from Chaos Wreckords.

superb mint condition - WILL SHIP BY REGISTERED POST

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