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The Gonads Greater Hits, Volume Two: The Mutt's Nut, another great collection released in 2012

Originally released a mere eight months after their groundbreaking 1978 self-titled debut LP (RAD 8002LP), The Kids' second album is a pure masterpiece of straightforward punk rock. A little less raw than their previous material, but still far from the new wave sounds the band started experimenting with on their following records, Naughty Kids remains one of the best examples of non-UK '70s punk and definitely a mandatory addition to the collection of any Killed by Death fanatic! This reissue also includes five bonus tracks recorded live in 1978

Side D has a scratch and a couple of scuffs, the other sides/disc are between VG+ and NM. Bookback cover with bumped corners.

Record Store Day 2020 Release.

Another inimitable Lovely Eggs handmade release. This time this limited RSD edition features (in typical Eggs style) a cheeky and irreverant special reflective mirrored "moron" cover, posing the question: Who is moron? Could it be you?? 1000 copies , neon pink vinyl.

THE Lungs have a mantra: “make it visceral,” and with their dynamic live performances and series of independently released EPs, this Los Angeles-based punk power trio has been doing just that since 2016. Driven by the daily hand-to-mouth grind that they and their fellow Angelenos endure, and fueled by the macro volatilities that sparked the anger of so many Americans, The Lungs express their discontent with a surge of infectious post-hardcore dynamism. The band formed after San Fernando Valley based musicians Trevor Howard and Billy Goldstein exchanged some home demos and realized that they were writing music for the same band… all they needed was a drummer. After hearing these demos, it took little convincing for powerhouse drummer Dylan Howard, Trevor’s brother, to agree to join the pair in their mission. The trio quickly set to work on their debut self-titled EP, which they released in 2017. They followed this with 2018’s Bodysnatchers EP, a split 7” with Total Massacre entitled Church + State in 2019, and a slew of kinetic live shows. While THE Lungs’s music is grounded in punk rock, the band borrows the frenetic spirit of hardcore, the immortal energy of rock and roll, and the discordance and rhythmic complexity of post-hardcore, channeling these into an undeniably commanding cacophony that is sure to become the next pandemic. Add to that, they've got something to say, addressing issues ranging from substance abuse to mental health collapse and collective economic pressures. The band has now teamed up with LA record label, Dune Altar, who are thrilled to announce the release of THE Lungs’s debut LP, Psychic Tombs.

Brand new studio album from original punk legends The Lurkers!LP Limited to 1000 copies (500 Pink / 500 Green)!THIS IS THE Original LURKERS:PETE Stride - Nigel Moore - ESSO!We asked the band a few questions...There's still a big audience for punk rock, why doyou think the music has stood the test of time?Pete: At the most basic level I think it comes down tothe energy, brevity and sheer catchiness of the bestpunk tunes.Nigel: Because it lacks pretention and as it did back in'77 and anyone can have a go. Also__It's Good.Esso: It had a definite identity maybe - it was amovement that attracted people who didn't feel part ofthe mainstream, and so once finding a home didn'twant to leave it, in fact remaining loyal to that thingthat they felt saved them.When you formed the band back in the `70s didyou expect you'd still be making records 40-oddyears later?Pete: no not at all, I think i imagined i would be retiredand living in a mansion by the age of 30.Nigel: No, I thought I'd be living on my country estatedeciding whether to drive the Aston or the Bentley andthrowing rocks at the neighbours.Esso: Not at all, twenty years old - 40 years was adifferent world.

Deluxe vinyl reissue of The Meteors' 2012album!

Deluxe vinyl reissue of The Meteors' 2012album!

A download code is included.

Being able to capture the energy and atmosphere of these bands‘ live performances is a true art form, and is the key ingredient in making a record that can properly illustrate the magnitude and impact a band can have on its fans. The Slackers are definitely one of these bands (and this is absolutely one of those records!). An institution in New York City, and a legendary stronghold in the ska/reggae scenes globally, this unstoppable force continues to welcome new fans into the fold, very seldomly losing one along the way. A Slackers show, big or small, is an event. This album, recorded almost 20 years ago, highlights just that magic. Hailed for the better part of two decades by fans as an absolutely crucial part of any Slackers collection, this powerful set and unbelievable package has somehow evaded the world of vinyl, until now. Remixed and remastered to sound better than ever before, this re-issue is not one to pass up. If you are a fan of The Slackers, this needs to be in your collection! Hope you’ve got your dancin’ shoes on

It was in 2006 that Detroit punks THE SUICIDE MACHINES called it a day after 15 years and six full-throttle, super-charged and confrontational albums. The break didn’t last too long—in 2009, the four-piece reconvened to play the occasional local shows and embarked on a handful of tours. Finally, the band is back with a brand-new album—the first since War Profiteering Is Killing Us 15 years ago! Revolution Spring, the band’s seventh album and Fat Wreck debut, picks up right where they left off—full of blistering, rousing songs finding the band in truly explosive and energetic form. Over the course of a couple of years, the band wrote a total of 30 songs. With the help of both LESS THAN JAKE's bassist ROGER LIMA, who produced Revolution Spring, and THE CODE's frontman MARC CODE, The Suicide Machines whittled those down to the 16 that make up this record. While on the one hand, these songs serve as an overview of the band’s career and the different permutations of punk they’ve dabbled in over the years, it also possess the energy, spontaneity and enthusiasm of a band many years their junior—albeit with the wisdom that comes from being alive for a few decades. Recorded in “about 12 days” at Rancho Recordo, Revolution Spring is a powerful and cohesive combination of hardcore, ska and anthemic punk rock.

During these strange times of Coronavirus, Covid-19, whatever you want to call it, and due to social distancing, bands can't play gigs and no-one can go to gigs; so we are bringing the gigs to you!