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Leader of the highly influential and legendary Holly and the Italians is back! After departures into acoustic and electronic music, Holly Beth Vincent makes a true return to form and punk rock roots with “Hey Boy” and “Smash”. What separated Holly from most of her female contemporaries was that she was tuff stuff... sang tuff and played her guitar tuff, really putting the power into the pop. Her performance on this single is no exception. Snottier than thou vocals accompany her chainsaw guitar sound, while that catchy choruses remain completely intact...the makings for the perfect punk single! Both songs clock in at about 2 1/2 minutes and would make a great addition to her early singles collection. Holly Beth Vincent is a life long musician, major label recording artist, hitmaker, and punk rock icon. Here collaborating with producer Travis Ramin she proves she can kick out the jams at a moments notice.!!

Reissued on 10-inch vinyl, previously available as a long-out-of-print 12-inch in 1994. Features members of English bands Snugg and THE Wildhearts.

Slightly warped vinyl, but still enjoyable

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”.

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.

"Old City, New Ruins" takes its title from Rome, the city where the band is based. It depicts the contemporary ruins of the capital, yet it's merely a pretext to expose the complexities of everyday life common to Western societies and their major cities, foremost among them. The album unfolds episode by episode, driven by the need to express anger and frustration, but also the antidotes to them. Social references abound, as well as intimate reflections and even profound investigations into the psychoses of the marginalized and abandoned. It tells the story of collective strength, musically expressed through a choral quality that runs deep in the band."Old City, New Ruins" is a unique hardcore album, inspired both by emerging currents of the genre - such as Comeback Kid, Turnstile, Trapped Under Ice - and by the European and Northern European heavy tradition - like Kvelertak, Turbonegro - to the pantheon of influences of Feldspar: Nirvana, Motorhead, Gorilla Biscuits, Slayer and everything in between. The album consists of ten songs, with bellicose episodes alternating with cathartic moments, explosions of energy accompanied by timeless slogans, songs for celebration and songs for war, moments for reflection, and others for denunciation. All of this alternates within the ten tracks preceding the instrumental that gives the album its title, also the final track of the record, a sort of Carpenteresque ballad that serves as the soundtrack to visualize the marvelous and creepy ruins Feldspar speaks of. Production note: for the album, Feldspar worked alongside Nick Terry, a legendary figure in the English music scene, known for his productions with Ian Brown/Stone Roses, The Libertines, Turbonegro, Simian Mobile Disco, Kvelertak, Peaches, and more. His involvement adds international depth to the project. The artwork was entrusted to Chris Wilson, an American illustrator renowned for his work on covers for bands like MindForce, Scowl, Combust, and Gel, essentially the cream of the crop of contemporary American hardcore.

It's probably an understatement to say FAT Mike is a bit of a contentious figure. Whether through Nofx—the punk band he formed in 1983—or outside of it, he likes to provoke and prod people. Because of that, people often dismiss Nofx as little more than an amusing pop-punk band. They're wrong. That's one of the reasons Fat Mike decided to sit down with his good friend and frequent musical collaborator BAZ THE Frenchman and make Gets Strung Out, a record of (mostly) Nofx songs recast and reimagined as classical compositions. It's a way of setting the record straight for those who think Nofx are just another punk band. Suffice it to say, Gets Strung Out is quite an addition to his resume, one that most people would likely not expect, and designed to dispel dumb punk musician stereotype. It does so comprehensively—and this record only solidifies that fact. "The thing is," says Fat Mike, "I really want people to understand my songwriting.” "I'm A Rat," is a perfect example. "The punk version of that song," Mike says, "is 54 chords in a row without any repeat. And when you listen to the classical version, you can hear that. Finally, people can hear every part of my songs without my vocals and drums annoying them. And what you hear on these songs is what the songs are. It's the melody, it's the harmony, it's the guitar chords and octave chords, and it's the bass. Those are the parts." It's true. Needless to say, though, the songs also sound completely different from their original incarnations. They were all transposed and translated by Baz The Frenchman using midi, then recorded by professional classical musicians playing violas, violins, cello, bass, and piano. The result is that these songs transformed into something you could and would never imagine they could become—truly beautiful pieces of classical music.

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

Still in shrink, but opened, with hype sticker

Blistering live set from DC Hardcore legends Faith! Recorded live in December, 1981 at CBGB’s opening for the Bad Brains. Comes with detailed liner notes from the band. All photos by Glen E Friedman, who has done album covers for the Beastie Boys, Public Enemy and many more. Guy Piciotto from Fugazi traveled with the band to NY for the show and had this to say… "The Faith were one of the best live bands DC ever produced. Having been there, I can confidently say that their show with the Bad Brains at CBGB’s was the best concert happening anywhere on planet earth that night, nothing else could have come close."

Face TO Face are a rarity in the music world: A band that not only helped define a sound, but who continue to fine-tune their music with each subsequent release. This is undoubtedly true of the band’s tenth full-length No Way out but Through, a melodic-punk masterpiece teeming with blistering guitar riffs, fleetfingered basslines and vocal harmonies that are so infectious they’ll be rattling around your brain for weeks on end. Then again this should come as no surprise to anyone who has followed face to face’s 30-year history. While their sound is rooted in the West Coast punk genre they helped pioneer, No Way out but Through raises the sonic bar when it comes to songwriting, arranging and musicianship. This time around, singer/guitarist Trever Keith was able to get out of his proverbial comfort zone by renting a cabin near Malibu, California, and holed up with bassist Scott Shiflett as they transformed a collection of their respective demos and ideas into the polished recording you hear today. Production-wise, the band teamed up again with Juno Award winning producer Siegfried Meier and Davey Warsop (Foo Fighters, Green Day) and later was mixed and mastered by Jason Livermore at the legendary Blasting Room. The result is an album that’s sound quality mirrors its sonic weight and is the best-sounding face to face album to date.

Face To Face celebrates 25 years as a band this year. For their silver anniversary, they are reissuing their first 3 records, including bonus tracks from each original recording session. All 3 have also been remastered and boast enhanced artwork that incorporates silver details to denote the 25th anniversary. Face to Face has been out of print since the original extremely limited pressing, and will finally be available again.

Face To Face celebrates 25 years as a band this year. For their silver anniversary, they are reissuing their first 3 records, including bonus tracks from each original recording session. All 3 have also been remastered and boast enhanced artwork that incorporates silver details to denote the 25th anniversary. These deluxe re-releases are the perfect nod to 3 absolutely classic albums that not only cemented Face To Face's place among the punk rock elite, but influenced legions of fans and helped to define the genre.

How many bands can say they had multiple debut albums? For crustcore sound terrorists Extreme Noise Terror, Holocaust In Your Head - The Original Holocaust, first recording version, continues to excuse itself in being reissued for what must be the last time before the last time. It’s no wonder why. We The Helpless is every bit as hopeless as it sounds - a blitzkrieg of wails and nightmarish sonics that tighten themselves around the temples until the eyes turn white. Statement will always stand on its own two feet as a perfect set opener and Innocence to Ignorance’s unhinged atmospheric armageddon as well as Use Your Mind’s sample-sprung assault on the senses are possible indications of where the band could’ve wound up had their line-up not been walking such a shaky tightrope. Rough as hell? Sure. But if you want to know what it feels like to have the signal input of your skull reflect a separation in the grounding circuit of the flesh from the neck down, then carry on screaming.

How many bands can say they had multiple debut albums? For crustcore sound terrorists Extreme Noise Terror, Holocaust In Your Head - The Original Holocaust, first recording version, continues to excuse itself in being reissued for what must be the last time before the last time. It’s no wonder why. We The Helpless is every bit as hopeless as it sounds - a blitzkrieg of wails and nightmarish sonics that tighten themselves around the temples until the eyes turn white. Statement will always stand on its own two feet as a perfect set opener and Innocence to Ignorance’s unhinged atmospheric armageddon as well as Use Your Mind’s sample-sprung assault on the senses are possible indications of where the band could’ve wound up had their line-up not been walking such a shaky tightrope. Rough as hell? Sure. But if you want to know what it feels like to have the signal input of your skull reflect a separation in the grounding circuit of the flesh from the neck down, then carry on screaming.

After a year of drama and speculation, Escape the Fate returned stronger and heavier than ever. Their sophomore release, This War Is Ours, marked the debut of singer Craig Mabbit (formerly of Bless the Fall) and has all the elements that made Dying is Your Latest Fashion such an immediate success. The blistering guitars, beyond-heavy breakdowns and an in-your-face attitude remain, and the addition of Craig"s mad vocal skills - from the deepest growls to the most emotive harmonies - propels ETF beyond the fray. From the formidable breakdowns of "The Flood," to radio-ready heartbreak in "Something," to the theatricality of "It"s Just Me," Escape The Fate proves this is a band destined to triumph. First time pressing on limited edition White with Red & Green splatter vinyl to celebrate the album"s 15th anniversary!