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Originally known as the singer, songwriter, and founder of both Lagwagon and BAD Astronaut, Joey Cape has established himself as a recognized solo artist over the past 15 years. His solo ventures have allowed him to stretch the bounds of his musical stylings, highlighting more diverse instrumentation, subdued pace, and experimental elements. The one constant, of course, is his unique ability to craft unforgettable songs. As with pretty much everyone on the planet, 2020 was a challenging year for Joey. At the onset he was going through difficult transitions on multiple fronts. Then the pandemic hits, and Joey finds himself dealing with things he had never experienced before all at once. The result is A Good Year to Forget, a record that encapsulates all the trials and tribulations of the 12 months that inspired it. Written entirely in isolation in a makeshift home recording studio at his mother’s house, Joey Cape was able to create a beautiful, warm record that captures the pure essence of its songs. Hushed and haunted, there’s an almost Nick Drakeian poignancy to these 12 songs, especially on the wistful “The Poetry in Our Mistakes” and the forlorn-yet-somehow-uplifting “Saturday Night Fever.” “Come Home,” a song inspired directly by words his mother had spoken to him on the phone, is a beautifully melancholy, slightly folky tune full of hurt and longing that also manages to be reassuring at the same time. Elsewhere, “Under the Doormat” is a harrowingly beautiful ode to a lost love of the past. “Check Your Ego at the Door” is a ballroom lament steeped in timelessness, while “Fictional” is a scornful take on the false images and lives that proliferate on social media. Despite Joey Cape’s isolation while writing A Good Year to Forget, his fans will hear much more than just a voice, guitar, and bass on this record. Indeed, he ended up playing a plethora of instruments when recording the album, including electric and lap steel guitars, piano, mandolin, and drums. Additional final flourishes were added at fellow Bad Astronaut band member Thom Flowers' studio and Sean MCCUE's Coyote Road Studios. A Good Year to Forget finds the positive in the negatives to become a record of pure triumphant beauty.

The classic split album of legendary DC hardcore, plus the side by THE Faith.

Tenth issue in a series of limited picture discs celebrating Radiation Records’ storefront in Rome, Italy for Record Store Day. For the first time available on a picture disc 7", the legendary So-Cal punk band Agent Orange third single originally released in 1982 on Posh Boy Records. Limited to 500 copies. Licensed from Robbie S. Fields / Posh Boy Records.

Garbage Punk From Bern/Switzerland, three Anti-chord chainsaw punk rockers that makes you wanna kick your boss in the balls and piss on a cop's car. Sounds like an disturbed Oi!-Band covering Blues and Garage Punk Nuggets from the mid 60's whilst looking like crap! - Three Chord Simple As Fuck Chainsaw Massacre Fast Teen Punk from Bern/CH, their second Voodoo Rhythm Album. After i Hope You OD in 2018, they went back to the Swamp Lands Studios with Lo Spider and this time as well to Shirts off Studios in Switzerland for a couple tracks, and we have 17!!!! songs on a long player .. absolutely short killers, for the most between 1 and 3 minutes. Switzerland's not a place for UNDERGROUND music you may think, but we'll show you differently. Switzerland had the most powerful banks in the world, inventors of the RED CROSS but export weapons to war zones, the richest people in the world live here .. so you can say that Switzerland is the only country in the world where it is legitimate to form a punk rock band to make up for it, from Bern and surrounding areas come the probably craziest and most underrated bands in Switzerland (Grauzone, The Monsters, Lightning Beat -Man, Glueams, Eigernordwand, Omni Selassi, Pig Sweat, Nasty Rumers etc) We are very proud to present to you the new generation in Swiss Underground Music and here we go with the one and only Bad Mojos 2nd full length album - LP + Free Download Card + Inlayposter Booklet + Free Brainfuck, CD comes in double gatefold jacket incl 12 side booklett (no plastic exept for the CD itself) - "Buzzsaw, three-chord punk rock that's highly reminiscent to what The Spits and The Ramones have cut a career doing.Basic. Raw. Unhinged. Mongoloid Rock." (New Noise USA) -"Fast paced, yet efficient, this is one of the best straight-forward punk records I've heard in a very, very long time. Riffs, riffs and more riffs." (Heatwave USA) -"Ultra tight and melodic 77' punk rock with lotsa feedback." (OX Germany)

Maladia "Sacred Fires" 12"Ep Stands On An Abyss Made Of The Hiss And Fog Of A Thousand Generated Cassette Demos And The Murky Despair Of Damaged Electronics And Overloaded Amplifiers. Equal Doses Of Raw Punk From The Southern Hemisphere And 80s European Hc Punk Influences Mingle With Harrowing And Desperate Vocal Cries, Echoing Rudimentary Peni And Nerorgasmo As If Both Bands Were Hanging Out In The Back Seat Of A Tour Van Listening To Antisect On A Boombox. Recorded In A Pre-Fire Fuzzbrain Studios In Oppressive Mid Summer Heat, This Will Tear Your Turntable Up! (Jonah Falco) Credits

After 2 albums and an EP on Southern Lord and Svart Records, Finland's Kohti Tuhoa are ready to unleash their brand new 12-track LP on LVEUM. The new album Ihmisen Kasvot presents killer songwriting with influences ranging from powerful Killing Joke -like tom-tom beats to fast-paced hardcore punk á la Impalers, with several nods to classic Finnish Hardcore Punk bands such as Varaus. The 12 tracks paint a picture of an overpopulated dystopian world that's being slowly destroyed by self-centered human behavior, delivered with Helena's piercing yet versatile vocal work. Recorded at VR Studio in Turku, Finland and mastered by Jack Control (Enormous Door) Ihmisen Kasvot comes with a sleeve painted by Kohti Tuhoa's trusted cover artist Jaakko Karjula.

Still shrink wrapped but opened.
Cover with a beginning seam split at the upper edge.
Records are slightly warped but still enjoyable.

180 gram LP limited edition. This is the movie event of the year, winner of the Public Prize at the Berlinale in February 2012! Finally on 180 gram HQ vinyl the original soundtrack to the docufiction Diaz - Don't Clean Up This Blood by Daniele Vicari about the Videla-esque police brutalities that took place in 2001 during the G8 in Genoa.

Recorded and mixed by Mauro Teho Teardo a versatile composer, researcher and performer with the help of the Balanescu Quartet and a number of eclectic guests.

Featuring "Evolution Revolution Love" by Tricky. ++ Music by Teho Teardo featuring The Balanescu Quartet.

Music written, recorded, mixed and produced by Teho Teardo at Basement Recordings, Rome and Studio 108, London march/december 2011.

(Teho Teardo - guitars, bass, rhodes, piano, electronics, synth, theremin; Balanescu Quartet: Alexander Balanescu - violin, James Shenton - violin, Katie Wilkinson - viola, Nick Holland - cello; Martina Bertoni - cello, Alexis Fletcher, Giacomo Orsi, Henry Marseille - violin, Remy Dault, JC Goodwin, Susan Rosenthal - viola, Lee Leibowitz, Doug Pierce, Matthew Quinlan - bass)

5th highly anticipated album by the Italian Streetpunk heroes from the outskirts of Rome, and first album after the departure, in 2018, of the original bass palyer Path. Featuring instant classics like “Tutto Sbagliato” , “Maledetta Domenica” , “Rimane Una Canzone” dedicated to the memory of Sigaro from Banda Bassotti, “Passerà” , “Giovani Per Sempre” and “Un Battito Ancora”.

Solid black vinyl limited to 200 copies. ...another sonic bestiality forged in the violent streets of Medellin, Colombia in the 80's!! Formed in 1984 by vocalist Carlos Mario Montoya “El vikingo” (also member of Nekromantie) who was assassinated in 1988, Sacrilegio were undoubtedly one of the most important names in the early Ultra Metal scene of the Antioquian region. Quoting the biography included in this anthology: "They were influenced by Metal/Hardcore classics of the time, such as Parabellum, Hellhammer, Slayer and Snobb Slakt (Swedish Hardcore)". This gives a better idea of their style, a primitive and rough crossover of early day death/thrash with a touch of 80's hardcore in the crudest form. In the works for more than 4 years, "Podredumbre 1986-1988" is the most exhaustive collection of all their existing recordings, assembled under supervision of the band's late guitarist Antonio Guerrero (also founder of Agressor and Masacre). 10 songs consisting of: audition session for "Rodrigo D. No futuro" and demo 1986-1987, final recording for the soundtrack of "Rodrigo D. No futuro" (1988), live at Acción Comunal del barrio Alfonso López Castilla, 1987. As explained in the band history, Sacrilegio's anthem "Podredumbre" was only included in the soundtrack of the movie "Rodrigo D." but not on the 1990's compilation LP featuring most of the bands that were invited to take part to that project. This LP come with 12 page booklet full of never seen before photos, flyers and an interesting biography written with the help of Antonio Guerrero. An absolute must have for fans of the most infernal South American death thrash and raw, unpolished 80's metal punk in general!

Raw, uncompromised nihilism from Chile's premier fuzzed out hardcore punks! After multiple cassette only releases and 2 x 7"s here's their first time on 12".. 13 tracks of snotty angry punk blending the simplistic in-your-face aggression of typical Latino-American taste with a noisy distorted approach recalling 80's Japanese and British classics (Gai, Confuse, Chaos UK, Disorder). Ignorantes stands above as one of the current gems of punk, their sound and attitude are totally spontaneous and out of the guts, without any ambition or intention. Quoting the singer Gabriel: "In the beginning we didn't even try to go out and play. The idea was just to record once and that was it. Then we enjoyed the process of recording six or eight songs and that's how it all started." LP with large 6-panel foldout insert and lyric sheet.

Solid black vinyl version (180 grams) limited to 200 copies. "Varukers and Discharge main-men go head to head!!". Pounding, metallic Dis-charged Hardcore delivered by two timeless giants that wrote the history of British Punk: Tezz (Discharge, Broken Bones, Battalion Of Saints and more) & RAT (Varukers, Discharge, The Vile and more)!! And of course you get the best elements from the 40+ years experience of these two iconic characters: taking the Punk Rock blue print ingrained in their souls and adding a touch of the thrashing vibe that has always distinguished Tezz's song-writing and the perfect Metal/Punk crossovering of Broken Bones, the 4 brand new studio anthems included here are ready to hit your teeth like a pickaxe! One sided LP (180 grams) with silk screened art on B-side. Includes insert

For those who don’t know them yet, Food Fight are a four-piece combo from Rennes, France, made up of vets from the local scene (with ex- or current members of Headliners, Abuse, Ready-Mades, Cheap Riot…). They released their debut 7" three years ago on Snap Records from Spain and have played all over the country since then, polishing their own special blend of late 70s style Punk Rock and Power Pop that'll please all fans of the Good Vibrations sound - think Undertones, Protex, Moondogs… This new album was recorded and mixed by Jacky from Syndrome 81, Night Stalkers, Coupe Gorge and mastered by Eddy Current’s Mikey Young. You’ll find a new version of their hit « Shenanigans » along with 11 new bangers.

Limited to 300 black copies. A few weeks ago, the first planetary defense test was successfully carried out: the Dart probe diverted the orbit of the asteroid Dimorphos. With this Nasa operation we know, once again, that when we humans play god we are unstoppable, that we are not going to become extinct like the dinosaurs as long as progress makes us move. However, while this space shock was brewing 11 million kilometers away, here, more specifically in Torelló (Barcelona), a disc was being created that is like the Trojan horse of asteroids. Sin has made a crater or is going to do so; we are talking about Meant to collide of Wud. The second album of the band arrives three years after the debut Okeanos (2019), three are also the nuclear components that currently form it (and not the five before) and, again, three are the letters with which the name of the band remains (wud), previously they were called Wood. It seems that many things have changed in three years and that's right, the group has grown while it has been reduced and this new album testifies to that. The eight songs concisely concentrate the soul of the project. Although what they continue to love is the structured edginess of math-rock, they want the work to have punk-rock and pop constantly on the horizon, which makes the computation more digestible for all kinds of ears that like sharp-guitars music. Behind the songs we find Marc Fernández, Aleix 'Jimmy' Vilarrasa and Rai Costa, three friends of Torelló who for the last, almost, two years have been carrying out the recording. A long and arduous process that has gone through different studios, such as Fontderola by Jordi Casadesús and Jordi Torrents, or Lluerna by Èric Fuentes, but above all it has been hatched in their rehearsal room where they themselves have persevered in the attack to record a good part of the instrumental. The trio's bizarre ideas have been grounded with millimeter precision, faithfully capturing the centennial hyperactivism that accompanies them wherever they go. On the one hand, the songs trot lively and directed with a hardcore soul and rounded pop, on the other, if we look a little, we notice how the details of each cut are infinite, that the structures could be applied to the Sagrada Familia, that, in definitely, there is a lot of hard work. That the process has been laborious is also noticeable in the guitarist's lyrics, words spat out with the impatience of someone who doesn't want to waste another minute in the loop of self-destructive thought. Meant to collide is a fight between the two opposite and complementary parts of oneself, and I say two to simplify. Between the adrenaline side that wants to end everything through romantic escape and the other, the one that wants to reconstruct the fragments of memory to heal from serenity. From this very personal dispute comes a more than possible collision which, deep down, is what makes the group's creative drive advance and, above all, what makes the feeling that the songs are alive because they are lived intensely. Are we talking about emotions? Yes, thank God, because there such of this on the album, all the time, even in the instrumental interludes. The dreamy piano of “Barnum’s Circus”, the spectral autotune of “Lost Stars” or the Queens-of-Stoneagian guitar solo of “Cul-de-Sac” are at the service of the emotional magma of the musicians. The influence of highly emotional groups such as Delta Sleep (the English band performed one of the most memorable concerts for the wud crew at Torelló’s Arundo Fest in 2018), Algernon Cadwallader or Faraquet is noticeable. Over the years we are discovering where exacerbated technological progress is leading us: that's right, to collapse. Meanwhile, but, this band warns us that they have already arrived there and that humanity can be taken in abundance from there, in fact, there is nothing more human than collapsing.

During the late 1970s, hardcore punk hit the surfer town of Huntington Beach, southeast of Los Angeles, like a gnarly wave. Shattered Faith are among the most revered of the groups to surface from her shores, co-founder Kerry Martinez and early member Goblin both from the Latino community. This indispensable collection gathers all six tracks from their renowned Poshboy session of 1981 that yielded the classic protest single “I Love America”/“Ronald Reagan,” as well as the entire slew of 1979 demos, appearing on vinyl for the very first time. This is So-Cal hardcore at its irresistible best. All tracks remastered by California Punk rock mastermind Geza X. Comes with folded poster with exclusive Shattered Faith 1982 photos by punk photographer Alison Braun. Essential!

Westworld is the first studio album by English post-punk band Theatre of Hate. It was originally released in 1982 by record label Burning Rome, prior to the band's dissolution in 1983. It was produced by Mick Jones of the Clash.

Limited record store day edition on picture disc, hand-numbered out of 500 copies, available at our store and through very selected indie distributors only.

Ninth issue in a series of limited picture discs celebrating Radiation Records’ storefront in Rome, Italy for Record Store Day. This is a nice little collectible featuring the most sinful punk band ever, ladies and gentlemen: THE Nuns! Side A: Do You Want Me On My Knees? with Josey Cotton on backing vocals and Geza X on guitar. Recorded at CD Presents, San Francisco, 1993. Side B: You're The Enemy recorded at Laughing Tiger, San Anselmo, 1994. Jeff Olener: Vocals; Jennifer Miro: Vocals and Pipe Organ; Brett Domrose: Guitar; Jeff Rosen: Drums; Tommy King: Bass. Licensed from Robbie S. Fields / Posh Boy Records.