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Omega Sessions (remastered)
Omega Sessions (remastered) (1-sided digitally printed 'emerald haze' vinyl 12")
Cat: ORGM 2185G. Rel: 16 Feb 24
I Against I (2:53)
Stay Close To Me (2:24)
I Luv I Jah (6:32)
At The Movies (2:28)
Attitude (1:28)
Review: 'The Omega Sessions' is a five-song EP recorded by Bad Brains in 1980 and released in 1997. The tracks were recorded and mixed at the original Omega Recording Studios in Rockville, Maryland, and overall, the EP contains early versions of songs which eventually appeared on later releases, including a revamped reading of 'I Against I.' This reissue marks the seventh release in the remaster campaign that is now upon us, re-launching the Bad Brains Records label imprint. Just five incendiary originals screamers, all the way through to the inimitable sass-monster that is 'Attitude', are enough to turn our brains mushy once more.
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Flag
Flag (7")
Cat: ZENFC 012S. Rel: 27 May 22
Flag (2:29)
Empire (3:21)
Review: Who said music has nothing to say these days? In an age of plastic people distracted to the point of distraction from the shocking atrocities, privilege, inequality and prejudices that are frogmarching society into a death trap of a future, Benefits stand out like a beautiful sore thumb - battered, bruised, and British, they are the epitome of an 'issues band' and we welcome any opportunity to listen and write about them.

Like some sort of rabid Idles, here the Middlesbrough one man crew make noises that defy logic, twisted cacophonous bars of ravenous distorted sound, and then layer council estate spoken word over the top. Angry enough to make you feel like there is still hope, and innovative enough to make you wonder whether - in an increasingly risk-averse music industry - enough people will get to know and love them. Make sure you do.
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Cream Corn From The Socket Of Davis (remastered)
Cat: OLE 2063T. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Moving To Florida (4:32)
Comb (4:59)
To Parter (4:19)
Tornadoes (2:38)
Review: The second part of a series of essential early records by Texas's Butthole Surfers features three of their most unhinged releases: 1985's Cream Corn from the Socket of Davis, 1987's Locust Abortion Technician, and 1988's Hairway to Steven. These records capture the Butthole Surfers' evolution from Texan misfits to renowned provocateurs of the American underground scene. In 1985, they were the darlings of hallucinogen-fueled punk enthusiasts. By 1988, they had toured Europe, gained international recognition, and established a base in Driftwood, Texas. Cream Corn from the Socket of Davis offers a tantalizing glimpse into the Butthole Surfers' chaotic genius. Featuring two tracks from Rembrandt and two new recordings from their home studio in Winterville, Georgia, the EP showcases the band's unique blend of precision and madness. 'Moving to Florida' stands out as a surreal, Beefheart-esque trip, while the other tracks are equally mind-blowing. This EP serves as a perfect, bite-sized introduction to the delirious brilliance that the band would continue to unleash in their subsequent releases. These albums are remastered by Golden himself adding to the importance of these.
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New Heart Designs (Record Store Day RSD Black Friday 2023)
New Heart Designs (Record Store Day RSD Black Friday 2023) (limited black & white clouds vinyl 12")
Cat: BF23 29. Rel: 01 Dec 23
Mystery (2:20)
Alien Love Call (feat Blood Orange) (3:44)
Underwater Boi (3:42)
Review: This is a special and unique coming together that sees Turnstile join forces with the brilliant Toronto jazz ensemble and production team BADBADNOTGOOD. They have worked on reimagining songs from the former's well-received 2021 album Glow On and the results bring all new perspectives and dynamics to tunes like 'Mystery', 'Alien love Call' featuring Blood Orange and 'Underwater Boi.' Both Turnstile and BADBADNOTGOOD are untouchable in their fields right now with rave reviews for their records as well as their live shows. This is another standout project.
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I Against I (Punk Note Editon) (remastered)
Cat: ORG 2187B1. Rel: 18 Jul 24
Intro (0:58)
I Against I (2:48)
House Of Suffering (2:23)
Re-Ignition (4:11)
Secret 77 (3:56)
Let Me Help (2:16)
She’s Calling You (3:39)
Sacred Love (3:34)
Hired Gun (3:44)
Return To Heaven (3:16)
Review: Originally distributed through SST Records in 1986, I Against I served as the seminal third full-length from Washington D.C. hardcore punk legends Bad Brains and is still the band's highest selling album to date. Noted for branching far beyond the already expanded parameters of reggae-infused punk, and embracing elements of soul, funk and alternative metal, the album was a shock at the time to the devout fans who were spoiled by the refinement of their sound on Rock For Light, yet in the decades since, the LP has been cited as an integral influence by members of Cro-Mags, Sepultura, The Dillinger Escape Plan and Rage Against The Machine to name a small handful, while artists such as Machine Head, Jeff Buckley and Lamb Of God have even covered the iconic title-track. Newly remastered with updated artwork, this Punk Note edition is a vital collection piece for both newcomers and fanboys who've already spun their OG copy to death.
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Bad Brains
Bad Brains (limited "banana peel" vinyl LP)
Cat: OGIC 2179BP1. Rel: 23 Nov 23
Sailin' On (1:50)
Don't Need It (1:06)
Attitude (1:20)
The Regulator (1:01)
Banned In DC (2:05)
Jah Calling (2:30)
Supertouch/Shitfit (2:31)
Leaving Babylon (3:58)
Fearless Vampire Killers (1:06)
I (2:05)
Big Take Over (2:55)
Pay To Cum (1:20)
Right Brigade (2:26)
I Luv I Jah (6:14)
Intro (0:13)
Review: An album that requires little to no introduction, but we'll give it a stab anyways: Both essential and alien to the scene, the self-titled debut Bad Brains LP will forever be heralded as one of the cornerstones of the hardcore punk movement. While originally honing their skills as funk/jazz group Mind Power, it wouldn't be until guitarist Dr. Know attended his first hardcore shows that an intense reinterpretation of punk tropes would be conceptualised within his madcap mind, leading to an incomparable collection of speedy, energetic and most important of all, musical compositions that would reshape the very foundations of a scene many stagedived from. Crammed full of raw, scuzzy classics such as 'Sailin' On' and 'Pay To Cum', yet interspersed with reggae and dub numbers including the tranquil 'Jah Calling', the Rastafarian hardcore ethos the band would coin on their seminal debut sent ripple effects still felt throughout the scene today. Not only their definitive work, but one of the most vital, pioneering and representative projects of the era.
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I Against I (remastered)
Cat: ORG 21871. Rel: 19 Jul 24
Intro (0:54)
I Against I (2:47)
House Of Suffering (2:27)
Re-Ignition (4:09)
Secret 77 (4:01)
Let Me Help (2:14)
She’s Calling You (3:41)
Sacred Love (3:34)
Hired Gun (3:43)
Return To Heaven (3:13)
Review: The highest selling album from reggae-tinged hardcore punk pioneers Bad Brains arrived courtesy of SST Records in 1986, and marked the band's further decimation of genre parameters. Following on from the major success of their refined sophomore endeavour Rock For Light, which cherry-picked some of their preceding self-titled debut LP's strongest cuts to re-record under the tutelage of The Cars' late, great Ric Ocasek, by the time it came to enter the studio to lay down what would grow into the iconic I Against I, the band had begun to embrace more outsider influences from the realms of soul, r&b and even funk metal; all genres that would inform the sonic makeup of their third full-length. With the title-track covered from everyone from Jeff Buckley to Lamb Of God to Denzel Curry, the utter sonic fearlessness exuded throughout scoffed in the face of hardcore purists who lambasted the effort upon release, while its insidious influence can still be heard today from Rage Against The Machine all the way up to hardcore's modern day flag flyers Turnstile.
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I Against I (remastered)
I Against I (remastered) (limited "plutonium" green marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: ORG 2187A1. Rel: 19 Jul 24
Intro (0:54)
I Against I (2:47)
House Of Suffering (2:27)
Re-Ignition (4:09)
Secret 77 (4:01)
Let Me Help (2:14)
She’s Calling You (3:41)
Sacred Love (3:34)
Hired Gun (3:43)
Return To Heaven (3:13)
Review: Following the major success of 1983's seminal sophomore effort Rock For Light, in which reggae-hardcore heroes Bad Brains would work studiously under The Cars' Ric Ocasek, and even re-record some of their self-titled debut LP's strongest cuts such as 'Sailin' On' and 'Banned In D.C.'; the hard left turn of their now acclaimed third full-length I Against I initially shocked many a hardcore purists upon its initial 1986 release. Arriving courtesy of SST Records, the album showcased an even further disregard for genre or scene parameters than the band had exuded up to that point, absorbing elements of funk, soul, r&b and, most notably, alternative metal, with the material falling somewhere in line with the likes of Living Colour, yet a far scuzzier version. While early reception was somewhat maligned and controversial, with the band even back-peddling on 1989's Quickness, there's no denying the sprawling influence the record has had in the decades since, with covers of the title-track coming from Jeff Buckley to Denzel Curry, while its sonic presence can be heard all the way up to modern hardcore stalwarts such as Turnstile. Not to mention the iconic lore behind the vocals to 'Sacred Love' being recorded by H.R. over the phone from prison while serving time on a marijuana distribution charge. How can you get any more hardcore punk reggae than that?
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Concrete Jungle (Soundtrack)
Concrete Jungle (Soundtrack) (evergreen & orange marbled vinyl 3xLP)
Cat: 704061 493. Rel: 06 Feb 25
C:\projects\cjost\beatdeath (0:48)
VAN (feat Poppy) (4:20)
The Drain (feat Health & Swarm) (3:45)
Terms & Conditions (feat Bob Vylan) (2:08)
Hedonist (Recharged) (feat Wargasm (UK)) (3:25)
Even (0:59)
Loading Screen (1:51)
Anything > Human (feat Erra) (3:05)
Digital Footprint (1:05)
Nervous System (feat Irisexe) (1:28)
C:\projects\cjost\findpeace (0:57)
Artificial Suicide (Unzipped) (feat Thousand Below) (1:51)
The Grey (Unzipped) (feat Thousand Below) (3:04)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (We Are Fury Patch) (feat We Are Fury) (2:34)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (So Wylie Patch) (feat So Wylie) (2:43)
Bad Decisions (Lofi) (feat Dahlia) (4:04)
Just Pretend (Credits) (feat Jenny (Let's Eat Grandma) & Chief) (3:57)
C:\projects\cjost\clearmind (2:04)
Artificial Suicide (live 2024) (3:12)
Like A Villain (live 2024) (4:08)
The Grey (live 2024) (4:32)
What Do You Want From Me? (live 2024) (3:42)
Nowhere To Go (live 2024) (4:57)
VAN (live 2024 - feat Poppy) (6:13)
The Death Of Peace Of Mind (live 2024) (6:32)
Just Pretend (live 2024) (5:47)
Review: Bad Omens expand their sonic universe with this ambitious triple LP, an experimental companion to 'The Death of Peace of Mind'. Featuring reimagined tracks, interludes, and collaborations with artists like ERRA, Poppy, and HEALTH, this release ventures into bold new territory. 'C:\Projects\CJOST\BEATDEATH' sets an ominous tone, while 'V.A.N (feat. Poppy)' injects a dose of dark pop energy. The band explores their heavier side with 'Anything > Human (feat. ERRA)', and 'Nervous System (feat. iRis.EXE)' delves into electronic textures. Live versions of fan favourites and collaborations with the likes of Let's Eat Grandma add further depth to this expansive project. This is Bad Omens at their most ambitious and experimental, pushing the boundaries of their sound and captivating listeners with a truly immersive experience.

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Colourmeinkindness
Colourmeinkindness (gatefold orange vinyl LP)
Cat: RFC 061 LPC6. Rel: 18 Dec 23
Whole (3:11)
Covet (3:48)
Spoiled (2:45)
Pine (2:23)
Badapple (2:57)
Breathe (5:17)
Control (2:39)
Black (3:11)
Comfort (2:19)
Wish (5:01)
Review: Originally released in 2012, the sophomore full-length from Ipswich emo outfit Basement is still heralded by some more clued up observers as one of the quintessential projects of the 90s grunge revival. Drawing on influences from the likes of Pearl Jam, Pixies, Soundgarden and Jimmy Eat World, the material balances college rock camaraderie with bombastic riffs and melancholic musings, conjuring a new form of hardcore-adjacent alternative rock that continues to be popularised today by outfits such as Turnstile and Militarie Gun. Set to make their grand return at Outbreak Fest 2024, and over half a decade since the release of 2018's Beside Myself, it appears as if a new chapter for Basement is right around the corner. So what better opportunity/excuse to revisit Colourmeinkindness to remind yourself of where it all began?
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Kawasaki 1992: Live Radio Broadcast Club Citta Kawasaki Japan September 19 1992
Cat: CL 92539. Rel: 02 Aug 23
Slow & Low (3:38)
Shake Your Rump (2:52)
Posse In Effect (2:43)
Egg Man (2:33)
Stand Together (2:25)
POW (feat DJ Hurricane) (2:50)
Egg Raid On Mojo (1:26)
Time For Livin' (1:46)
In 3's (2:29)
Michelle's Farm (2:06)
Holy Snappers (3:34)
Jimmy James (3:03)
The Sounds Of Science (3:34)
Hold It Now, Hit It (1:30)
Pass The Mic (2:29)
Freestyle (feat MC Boo) (1:45)
Time To Get Ill (1:34)
Shadrach (0:23)
Review: Few have ever matched the rawness and visceral hip-hop energy of the Beastie Boys, have they? To catch them live is no doubt one of the most explosive musical experiences of the last 50 years. If you never have, fear not, because an album like this one takes you back in time to be there in the flesh, in this case at Club Citta in Kawasaki, Japan in September 1992. It was a performance broadcast live on radio and it comes now on nice heavyweight vinyl with plenty of lesser-known tunes in amongst some of the bigger moments. A real must for collectors and fans alike.
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Ill Communication (30th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 652016 4. Rel: 01 Aug 24
Sure Shot (3:12)
Tough Guy (0:56)
B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak (3:31)
Bobo On The Corner (1:29)
Root Down (3:04)
Sabotage (2:55)
Get It Together (3:57)
Sabrosa (3:27)
The Update (3:20)
Futterman's Rule (3:27)
Alright Hear This (3:13)
Eugene's Lament (2:12)
Flute Loop (1:49)
Do It (3:08)
Ricky's Theme (3:36)
Heart Attack Man (2:12)
The Scoop (3:40)
Shambala (3:26)
Bodhisattva Vow (2:58)
Transitions (2:35)
Review: Ill Communication, the Beastie Boys' fourth studio album, remains a hallmark of their creative versatility. Released in 1994, this groundbreaking record merges hip-hop with punk rock, jazz, and funk, marking a significant shift towards live instrumentationia progression from their previous album, Check Your Head. Co-produced by the Beasties and Mario C, the album showcases their talent for genre-blending, featuring iconic tracks like the explosive 'Sabotage,' the funky 'Get It Together' with Q-Tip, and the raw 'Do It' with Biz Markie. The album also includes jazzy breakbeat grooves such as 'Root Down' and 'The Scoop,' along with instrumental jazz-funk tracks like 'Ricky's Theme' and 'Sabrosa,' and even nods to their punk roots with 'Heart Attack Man.' With further contributions from Money Mark, Eric Bobo, and Amery 'AWOL' Smith, Ill Communication is a testament to the Beastie Boys' ability to innovate. Now available on cassette for the first time ever, it continues to resonate as one of the band's most diverse and celebrated works.
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Ill Communication (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
Ill Communication (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) (limited 180 gram vinyl 3xLP + insert in spot-varnished lenticular slip-case)
Cat: 650379 0. Rel: 25 Jul 24
Sure Shot (2:50)
Tough Guy (1:13)
B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak (3:26)
Bobo On The Corner (2:07)
Root Down (2:46)
Sabotage (3:00)
Get It Together (3:59)
Sabrosa (3:32)
The Update (3:11)
Futterman's Rule (3:34)
Alright Hear This (3:04)
Eugene's Lament (2:14)
Flute Loop (1:49)
Do It (3:14)
Ricky's Theme (3:41)
Heart Attack Man (3:12)
The Scoop (2:32)
Shambala (3:21)
Bodhisattva Vow (2:59)
Transitions (2:37)
Root Down (Free Zone mix) (3:40)
Resolution Time (2:51)
Get It Together (Buck-Wild remix) (4:03)
Dope Little Song (1:48)
Sure Shot (European B-Boy mix) (2:52)
Heart Attack Man (Unplugged) (2:24)
The Vibes (2:59)
Atwater Basketball Association File No 172-C (1:27)
Heart Attack Man (live) (2:04)
The Maestro (live) (3:12)
Mullet Head (2:54)
Sure Shot (European B-Boy instrumental) (2:56)
Review: Beastie Boys' classic 1994 album, Ill Communication, is getting a special deluxe edition reissue on vinyl to celebrate its 30th anniversary. The remastered 3xLP set resurrects a rare version initially released as a limited run in 2009 that includes 12 bonus tracks - rarities, a live version of Check Your Head's 'The Maestro,' B-sides, and remixes - all adding to what is already a spectacularly varied and wonderfully sprawling album. Ill Communication was the fourth studio album by the New York-based hip-hop ensemble, featuring hit singles like 'Sabotage' and 'Get It Together.' This reissue follows recent re-releases of other Beastie Boys' albums, including Hello, Nasty and Check Your Head and further highlights the group's 'giants of the 90s' status.
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Ils Veulent Nous Tuer (40th Anniversary Edition)
Ils Veulent Nous Tuer (40th Anniversary Edition) (limited yellow & orange vinyl LP)
Cat: AZMLP 06COR. Rel: 05 Sep 23
On A Faim (3:06)
Et Hop! (2:40)
Nuit Apache (3:34)
Sur Les Toits (3:46)
Mineurs En Danger (3:56)
Marche Funebre De La Jeunesse Suicidaire (2:18)
Review: Berurier Noir's cult classic post punk record Ils Veulent Nous Tuer (which translates from French as 'they want to murder us') arrived in 1988 but for some reason is getting a 40th anniversary reissue in 2023. The band hailed from Paris and were hugely popular in the 80s after coming together around frontman and vocalist Francois Guillemot (who, rather fascinatingly, went on to become a researcher at the French National Center for Scientific Research as a specialist of Vietnam.) Guitarist Laurent Katracazos also features on the album as do various rhythm machines and later a saxophone, all of which are wrapped around committed anti-fascist and anti-racist lyrics.
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Where's My Towel/Industry Standard (reissue)
Where's My Towel/Industry Standard (reissue) (limited aqua blue vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: TGC1 370. Rel: 28 Mar 24
Security (0:53)
TV (2:26)
I Don't Wanna Dance (2:04)
Identity Crisis (1:49)
Thin Line (3:30)
Advice (1:08)
Complete Control (3:07)
Work Without Pay (2:33)
Spit (3:11)
Act/Reaction (2:35)
Self Contortion (2:04)
Wise Up (1:18)
Review: Big Boys are punk visionaries from Austin in Texas and they sure made a big bang with what they described as their "debut, sophomore, and final album." This bunch of renegades came up in the late 1970's Austin scene. The band was led by the dynamic Randy "Biscuit" Turner, alongside Tim Kerr, Chris Gates, and various drummers like Rey Washam. They infused their music with skate funk, which means they somewhat deviated from hardcore norms at the time. Their diverse sound touched on post-punk akin to The Minutemen and inclusion in Thrasher magazine's cult "skate comps" catapulted them to fame among 80s skate punk enthusiasts. Renowned for engaging their live audiences like few others, they fearlessly explored new musical realms, even tackling Kool and the Gang covers at one point.
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Back Home
Back Home (limited LP)
Cat: DLS 012. Rel: 26 Jan 23
Cactus Tree (3:03)
Taut (2:42)
Confident Man (3:21)
What Are You Waiting For? (2:46)
In My Arms (3:22)
Your Words (3:36)
Count To Ten (2:49)
Happier Still (2:46)
Insecure (3:20)
Today (3:42)
I Will (4:27)
In My Arms (reprise) (3:00)
Sainted (4:58)
Review: London based black feminist punk trio, Big Joanie, are set to follow up their exceptional 2018 debut, 'Sistahs', with a much more nuanced, dynamic collection of material on the upcoming sophomore effort, 'Back Home'. Produced and mixed by Margo Broom (Goat Girl, Fat White Family), the new project showcases an expansive push in every sonic direction; embracing the lo-fi, fuzzed out din of their Nirvana and Husker Du influences with increased abandon, while the strong pop sensibilities are more flagrant and emboldened this time around. A balancing act between grungy dance-punk, and wistful yet authentic pop, elevated by razor-sharp wit and earnest vulnerability, 2022 appears set to be the year that Big Joanie become a commonplace name in all the right circles.
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Postindustrial Hometown Blues
Postindustrial Hometown Blues (limited gatefold zoetrope picture disc LP)
Cat: SOAKLPZ 493. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Black Country Gothic (2:49)
I Mock Joggers (2:03)
Desperate Breakfast (3:11)
Shithouse (4:14)
This Here Ain't Water (3:21)
My Shape (Blocking The Light) (3:20)
Black Dog/White Horse (3:06)
Broadcast: Time Away (2:27)
Ill (3:07)
Mongrel (1:26)
Butcher's Bin (3:58)
Dust Off/Start Again (3:39)
Trees (1:24)
For The Birds (1:28)
Dig! (7:24)
Review: From the fast-rising Midlands duo that sit somewhere in-between The Sleaford Mods, Idles or even the soulful tones of Rag 'n' Bone man, this is a debut album that provides coherent, emotional and sometimes intimate moments that will give the listener goosebumps and the temptation play on repeat until the sun goes down.
Heartfelt subject matter provided by Joe Hicklin with beats and samples provided by Callum Maloney are the basic ingredients that make this 15-track album many peoples favourite release of 2024 and one that complements their live shows that many have been fortunate to witness in the buildup to this release.
Switching between spoken word, angry outbursts of shouting and soulful vocals, backed by some smooth bass lines and big pounding beats the journey the listener travels through during this album is an emotional one that's at times light-hearted yet its thought-provoking approach makes it an enjoyable listen. Serious subject matter is covered here such as mental health and being stuck in a job you may hate and cannot escape from. Butchers Bin is about class awareness, lives being trivialised like pieces of meat in a shop window. Shithouse boasts one of the best opening couple of lines any song could ask for and is brutal in its delivery. Dig is an anthem to end the album that is joyous, contains various degrees of tension and by the time this is over one realises that it sits perfectly with every other album you may have purchased over the past decade.
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One More Time Part 2 (Complete Deluxe Edition)
One More Time Part 2 (Complete Deluxe Edition) (gatefold 'blue balls' blue & white marbled vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: 198028 50901. Rel: 31 Jan 25
Anthem (part 3) (3:30)
Dance With Me (3:07)
Fell In Love (2:16)
Terrified (2:44)
One More Time (3:27)
More Than You Know (3:36)
Turn This Off! (0:24)
When We Were Young (2:35)
Edging (2:29)
You Don’t Know What You’ve Got (3:19)
Blink Wave (3:07)
Bad News (2:20)
Hurt (interlude) (1:21)
Turpentine (3:06)
Fuck Face (0:28)
Other Side (2:10)
Cut Me Off (2:08)
See You (3:21)
Childhood (4:18)
No Fun (3:03)
All In My Head (2:43)
Can't Go Back (2:46)
Every Other Weekend (2:44)
Everyone Everywhere (2:59)
If You Never Left (2:52)
One Night Stand (3:35)
Take Me In (3:39)
Review: Following on from last year's triumphant return to pop-punk glory that was Blink-182's ninth overall full-length One More Time (yet seventh with original vocalist/guitarist Tom DeLonge and first since 2011's Neighbourhoods), the band return to remind fans that the extensive good will they've been awarded by their devout followers on this comeback is very much reciprocated. Too early to drop another full-length, yet clearly rejuvenated to the point that new material keeps rearing its head during their continuing global tour, the trio opt to meet themselves in the middle with One More Time Part 2, which is essentially a mega deluxe version complete with ten bonus tracks, adding an additional half hour of new material (a new album in pop-punk terms). Boasting refined anthems such as 'No Fun' and 'All In My Head', while making room for darker synth-laden moments such as 'Can't Go Back' and even more Box Car Racer indebted buzzsaw post-hardcore in the form of 'Everyone Everywhere', this definitive collection offers far more than a forgettable batch of cutting room floor B-sides, and provides a comforting notion that this (one more) time around, Blink are back for themselves and the creative reward as much as for the fans and the payday.
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Greatest Hits
Greatest Hits (gatefold 2xLP + insert)
Cat: 350296 4. Rel: 11 Mar 22
Carousel (3:11)
M+M's (2:36)
Dammit (2:46)
Josie (3:06)
What's My Age Again? (2:25)
All The Small Things (3:00)
Adam's Song (4:04)
Man Overboard (2:46)
The Rock Show (2:47)
Firstdate (2:57)
Stay Together For The Kids (3:58)
Feeling This (2:56)
I Miss You (3:45)
Down (3:11)
Always (4:26)
Not Now (4:20)
Another Girl Another Planet (2:41)
I Won't Be Home For Christmas (3:14)
Review: If you're not a Blink 182 fan the fact the American pop punk rockers put out a Greatest Hits album in 2005 might be quite surprising considering they only rose to international chart repute at the turn of the century. Delve into their story, though, and you realise by the time they put out this compilation - coinciding with their split and, in the label Geffen's words, "indefinite hiatus" - they'd actually already been going for more than a decade.

Nevertheless, it's impossible not to acknowledge that it was the landmark albums Enema of the State and Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, respectively landing in 1999 and 2001, that saw them really break into the mainstream conscious. As such, excerpts from that era, for example 'All The Small Things' and 'What's My Age Again?' represent the biggest hitters here, however it's hard to ignore just how infectious every upbeat, angst-laden track is.
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One More Time
Cat: 196587 78272. Rel: 20 Oct 23
Anthem (part 3)
Dance With Me
Fell In Love
Terrified
One More Time
More Than You Know
Turn This Off!
When We Were Young
Edging
You Don't Know What You've Got
Blink Wave
Bad News
Hurt (interlude)
Turpentine
F*ck Face
Other Side
Childhood
Review: Blink 182 were one of the biggest bands of their era - the chart bothering pop-rock act that had their most famous hit used in the legendary American Pie movie and cement their status as teen faves forever. As much as their old albums remain favourites with fans, One More Time is a brand new work from the reunited outfit and one made by the band's classic lineup of Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker. Arriving after a battle with lymphoma and a plane crash for their colective ranks, those issues are what brought the band back together and are addressed across this great return to form
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One More Time
One More Time (gatefold LP + insert)
Cat: 196587 78231. Rel: 20 Oct 23
Anthem (part 3) (3:27)
Dance With Me (2:58)
Fell In Love (3:05)
Terrified (2:16)
One More Time (2:41)
More Than You Know (3:26)
Turn This Off! (3:32)
When We Were Young (2:59)
Edging (2:28)
You Don't Know What You've Got (3:16)
Blink Wave (3:06)
Bad News (2:16)
Hurt (interlude) (1:16)
Turpentine (2:02)
F*ck Face (1:22)
Other Side (2:09)
Childhood (4:16)
Review: Not too long ago, the prospect of pop-punk legends Blink-182 reuniting with founding vocalist/guitarist Tom DeLonge was nothing more than a fanboy pipe-dream. Originally going on indefinite hiatus in 2005, leading to the formation of subsequent new projects (Angels & Airwaves, +44), before reforming in 2009 for a comeback tour and the eventual release of the criminally underrated Neighourhoods, DeLonge would depart yet again, leading to an era of divisive lukewarm reception from the fanbase while Matt Skiba of Alkaline Trio would fill DeLonge's place for the band's next two full-lengths California and Nine. In the years since, vocalist/bassist Mark Hoppus overcame his battle with cancer, leading to another, perhaps more organic and mature reconciliation process. The resulting turmoil has ultimately led to One More Time; the trio's ninth LP overall and seventh with DeLonge (following Skiba's amicable departure). Taking cues from their vastly differing side-projects, and distilling a myriad of sonic experimentation into a rejuvenated formula, the material here marks the most potent and dynamic work from all involved to date, while also boasting the first producer credit for drummer Travis Barker (who has previously worked with the likes of Machine Gun Kelly, Lil Aaron and Goody Grace). Reliably juvenile yet deeply mature, progressive, punk and pop in equal facets, this is the LP lifers have been begging of the pop-punk overlords for many a moon.
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One More Time
One More Time (gatefold translucent green vinyl LP + insert (indie exclusive))
Cat: 196588 30301. Rel: 20 Oct 23
Anthem (part 3) (3:27)
Dance With Me (2:58)
Fell In Love (3:05)
Terrified (2:16)
One More Time (2:41)
More Than You Know (3:26)
Turn This Off! (3:32)
When We Were Young (2:59)
Edging (2:28)
You Don't Know What You've Got (3:16)
Blink Wave (3:06)
Bad News (2:16)
Hurt (interlude) (1:16)
Turpentine (2:02)
F*ck Face (1:22)
Other Side (2:09)
Childhood (4:16)
Review: Blink-182 are one of the American pop-rock bands that are so closely linked with a certain time and era that hearing them takes you right back there in an instant. As much as their old albums remain favourites with fans, One More Time is another brand new work from the reunited outfit and was made by the band's classic lineup of Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, and Travis Barker. It comes after members have variously survived lymphoma and a plane crash - how that tragedy brought the band back together is touched on with the title track and lead single. A welcome return for some true rock icons.
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Our Brand Could Be Yr Life
Our Brand Could Be Yr Life (silver vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: BRV 126. Rel: 05 Apr 24
Dedicated To The Dedicated (3:14)
GND Deity (2:37)
Bodega Bait (2:21)
Tarkovski (4:27)
Major Amberson (2:14)
Stain Gaze (3:35)
Webster Hall (2:29)
ATM (2:37)
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Drum (2:12)
Protean (1:54)
Born Into By What Consumes (3:49)
Cultural Consumer I (1:38)
Cultural Consumer II (3:03)
Cultural Consumer III (1:41)
City Is Taken (2:36)
Review: BODEGA's debut album under Chrysalis Records, Our Brand Could Be YR Life, arrives as a culmination of their indie-rock musings on the encroachment of corporate influence into youth culture. Initially conceived eight years ago, guitarist and vocalist Ben Hozie has described it as a project they have long wanted to undertake. With 15 fantastic tracks, the album delves into various indie-rock subgenres, from dance-punk to shoegaze and psychedelic rock. Reflecting on themes of self-critique and cultural commentary, it offers a diverse sonic landscape, with hints of influences like R.E.M. This vital new collection shows BODEGA's musical evolution and retains their keen observations on contemporary societal shifts.
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The Official Bog Set
The Official Bog Set (5xCD box set)
Cat: MELO 136CD. Rel: 09 Dec 22
Panties Please (CD1: Let Them Eat Bog-Shed)
Spencer Travis
Fat Lad Exam Failure
Slave Girls
City Girls
Hand Me Down Father
Mechanical Nun (CD2: Step On It)
Run To The Temple
Adventure Of Dog
Tommy Steele Record
Jobless Youngsters
Tried To Hide But Forced To Howl
Packed Lunch To School
Summer In My Lunchtime
Fastest Legs
Oily Stack
Hell Bent On Death
Can't Be Beat
Little Car
Morning Sir
Story Of Bogshed
Raise The Girl (CD3: Brutal)
Geoff's Big Problem
Old Dog New Dance
No To Lemon Mash
I'm The Instrument
Opportunatist Knocks
People Equal Greedy
Sing A Little Tune
C'mon Everybody
Uncle Death Grip
Spring
Loaf
Excellent Girl
True Rope
Stop Revolving
Your Science My Sound
Packed Lunch To School (CD4: Tried & Tested Public Speaker)
Oily Stack
Hell Bent On Death
Can't Be Beat
Fastest Legs
Adventure Of Dog
Morning Sir
Little Car
Summer In My Lunchtime
Tried & Tested Public Speaker
Champion Love Shoes
Little Grafter
Raise The Girl
I Said No The Lemon Mash
The Gourmet Is A Baby
Loaf
From The Stubble
Six To One & Likely
Into Me
Duck Fight - US Bands - Wally Wallah
Budgies (CD5: Who Scoffed The Trill)
This Must Be Taken Seriously
Neck-Tie Murder
Gathering Change
Proper Music
Too Many Personalities
You Are This
The Amazing R*y N*rth 's Penis Band
Hardly Manky
I Feel Like A Thing
Are You Alive?
Thank You Horse
Pain Is Nice
Lodger Problem
Piano Vocal Easy Organ
I Taste Little Windmill
I Prayed In Your Parlour
Monument
Soon To Exist
Oh Regulation!
Sunday Man
My Little Heart
Simple Spinal
Runner On A Blunder
Review: A favourite of John Peel's - they ended recording no less than five sessions for his revered show - the Hebden Bridge-formed band saw success in the 1980s with a heady mix of rhythmically-propelled post-punk and Hartley's distinctively wired vocals. Before splitting in 1986 they released two albums and numerous EPs, but until now they've been on vinyl only - this definitive box set (or Bog Set as they have it) sees five different CDs of both original masters and rarities, plus an exclusive booklet of background info.
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Not Enough Time To Get Anything Halfway Done
Not Enough Time To Get Anything Halfway Done ("bluebird" blue vinyl 4xLP box set + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: NUM 228LPC2. Rel: 23 Jan 25
Roller Rink Skate Date (LP1: Watercourse) (3:48)
Hill (3:15)
Switch (2:51)
Ladyfinger (2:19)
Lot 235 (3:05)
Crispin Glover Weekend (2:16)
Slingshot (4:37)
Alone (4:36)
Trunk (5:04)
Dark Island (2:02)
Iris (LP2: In Wallace's Shadow) (4:22)
Backseat Boat (3:11)
Slow Down (3:41)
Jingle Dell (3:27)
Last Good Growth (3:35)
Shepherd (3:40)
Five Lined Skink (3:44)
Phil The Water Sweep (4:06)
Pathos Delay (3:02)
Breach (3:46)
Norman (LP3: Boilermaker) (3:47)
Midnight Manager (3:36)
Last Stop On The Way To Vegas (4:53)
Last On The Drive (4:36)
1/10/98 (1:26)
Sunset Ridge (2:39)
From Phoenix At Four (6:21)
Tumbleweed (6:06)
Here Comes Rolling (3:04)
Thinner Runs Through Her (4:30)
Bluebird (2:58)
Used To Be (LP4: Nowhere To Go From Here) (3:26)
Beseme Mucho You Fucker (2:05)
Drained Nonsense (6:11)
Mobile Home (5:48)
Why Is Grandma On The Roof? (2:29)
Slow Down (3:29)
Sleeping Arms (9:06)
Switch (3:07)
Slingshot (5:14)
Trunk (live At Che Fest) (6:04)
Review: Calling on major chords for their riffs, emotional angst for lyrical delivery and motoring juggernauts for basslines, the driving rhythms of Boilermaker were hard to ignore once you found them back in the 1990s. Emerging from the San Diego guitar scene at a time when Gen X was obsessed with post-hardcore, the trio - Terrin Durfey, Tim Semple, and Richard Sanderson - described their counterpoint as 'Leucadia-core'. If you need a lesson in what that means, Not Enough Time To Get Anything Halfway Done is probably the best place to begin. Three albums, a stack of singles and rarities. In total, 41 tracks spread over a sprawling four LP box set with a 24 page book to read while immersing yourself. And yes, there's a test at the end to check you actually paid attention. (Juno legal disclaimer: there is no test).
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Wrapped Up In A Dream (B-STOCK)
Cat: REM 17 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Record ever so slightly warped with minor split on inner sleeve, otherwise in excellent condition
Goodnight Kiss (3:18)
I Don't Want Nobody (1:54)
You're The One (2:17)
Junk (2:19)
Voice On The Line (3:01)
I Need Your Love (2:24)
Here Comes That Girl (2:50)
Tell Me About It (3:21)
Wrapped Up In A Dream (2:59)
It's The Same Old Song (2:50)
Picture (2:34)
Just Another Boy (2:51)
Girl (2:46)
Can't You Feel My Heartbeat (2:42)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Record ever so slightly warped with minor split on inner sleeve, otherwise in excellent condition***


Arising from the demise of The Poppees, vocalist/rhythm guitarist Paddy Lorenzo and lead guitarist Bobby Dee Waxman grew tired of their Merseybeat influences and opted to embrace the more aggressive inspirations that were coming by way of acts in their formative years such as The Heartbreakers and Ramones, as well as the burgeoning CBGB's live scene at large. Thus, The Boyfriends was born and lurch into the fray so they did in unencumbered fashion with a bevvy of pop sensibility and mega hooks hidden behind a frenetic bent. Wrapped Up In A Dream compiles the group's two singles as well as studio material and demos, remastered from the original tapes and pressed to its very first vinyl home. Take a listen and potential spin to one of the great powerpop punk outfits forgotten to time no longer.
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The Boys (reissue)
Cat: VOID 002LP. Rel: 02 May 24
Sick On You (1:54)
I Call Your Name (2:13)
Tumble With Me (1:58)
Tonight (1:29)
I Don't Care (2:13)
Soda Pressing (2:35)
No Money (1:51)
First Time (2:18)
Box Number (2:32)
Kiss Like A Nun (1:59)
Cop Cars (2:03)
Keep Running (1:45)
Tenement Kids (1:38)
Living In The City (2:10)
Review: 1977 is often considered the year that punk peaked and then died, when in actuality the genre and scene were only starting to truly take root around this time, with several iconic contributions such as the self-titled debut LP from homegrown London outfit The Boys. Born out of the departure of Matt Dangerfield from London SS, and Casino Steel from Hollywood Brats, the pair would land a record deal with NEMS off of the strength of their debut single, 'I Don't Care', leading to touring as support for John Cale of Velvet Underground, while the arrival of their quintessential pop-inflected scrappy pub-punk full-length would see them joining the John Peel Sessions alumni later that same year.
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Attitudes
Attitudes (yellow & black splattered vinyl LP + insert limited to 150 copies)
Cat: RRS 195S. Rel: 07 Jun 23
Swift Oves (2:18)
Attitudes (2:02)
Starry Night (2:37)
High School (0:55)
Leave Me Alone (1:37)
Pledge Of Allegiance (2:37)
The Cry (3:32)
The Wolf (3:29)
Romance (2:34)
Misogyny (2:49)
Chains (3:16)
Over & Over (3:18)
Dirty Work (4:04)
Review: LA punks Brat (aka. The Brat) released just one album, Attitudes, in 1980. Despite their terse career, effectively lasting for just three years (indeed, being made up usually of hot temperaments and bright, punk bands don't tend to last that long, though the members of this outfit did go onto flourish under other projects and names), this LP is nothing short of a charmer. Characteristic of the first wave of LA punk - along with contemporaneous albums by X, The Germs and The Weirdos - Atittudes has an up-front, earnest and melodic sound, one that'll instantly chime with anyone wanting to explore the constructive side of anarchy. Echoes of rockabilly and glam rock shine through on jubilant buzzers like 'Starry Night', and its for creative fusions such as this that Attitudes enjoys the cult classic status it has now.
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Ladies Women & Girls (reissue)
Ladies Women & Girls (reissue) (red vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: LPKRS 765C. Rel: 31 Oct 24
Eating Toothpaste (2:27)
Gimme Brains (2:17)
It's Common (But We Don't Talk About It) (2:16)
Not In Dog Years (1:54)
You're Fired (2:51)
Cheap Trick Record (1:40)
In Love With All My Lovers (2:06)
90's Nomad (2:10)
Well You Wanna Know What? (3:25)
Flavor Of The Month Club (2:35)
Affection Training (1:57)
Do You Like Me Like That? (2:37)
Come Hither (2:28)
Girlfriends Don't Keep (1:12)
Review: Olympia, Washington's Bratmobile's sophomore album puts Allison Wolfe's sharp, singsong delivery front and centre with her barbed lyrics capturing attention and delivering hard truths. Now reissued for fans everywhere, this cult rocked which is often dubbed warm-up material for a messy night out features Molly Neuman's relentless drumming and Erin Smith's razor-sharp riffs, both of which drive the band's unapologetic sound forwards throughout. It was a powerful return at the time with a no holds barred approach that was ahead of its time and helped to make this essential feminist punk at its finest.
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Suburban Vermin 1996-98
Cat: HZR 228. Rel: 28 Aug 24
Pushed Around (1:47)
Bad Attitude (2:11)
Backdoor To Hell (1:17)
Waiting For You (2:41)
Feel My Love (1:23)
Baby You're So Repulsive (1:31)
Everybody Needs Somebody (1:23)
Born In A Grave (2:07)
Bad Attitude '98 (2:08)
Radio Suicide (live At Fireside Bowl) (1:48)
I Juvenile (live At Fireside Bowl) (1:36)
Pushed Around (demo) (1:55)
Rebel (demo) (1:35)
Get To You (1:38)
Review: In the midst of the 90s math-rock/shoegazing scenes marrying themselves to the progressive Midwest emo movement that had stemmed from hardcore and grunge, one short-lived act too pissed off to play ball was The Brides. Referred to in the underground circles as "Chicago's Best Band of the 1990s", their approach was simplistic and singular: jagged edged, lo-fi cutthroat punk rock too fuzzy to be called garage yet refusing to recognise the hardcore aggression of latter days. Suburban Vermin 1996-98 catalogues the entirety of the band's brief discography, including their eight previously unreleased 1997 legendary demo tracks, blistering 7" cuts as well as previously unheard alternates and live demo takes. Nasty, arrogant - and better than every band you listen to - The Brides were the last stop off the cliff of ballsy punk n' roll, and this studious compilation is sure to wet the beak of any fans of the likes of Crime, Viletones, Pagans, Weirdos, or Heartbreakers.
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Post Human: Nex Gen
Post Human: Nex Gen (2xLP + insert)
Cat: 198028 495318. Rel: 27 Sep 24
[ost] Dreamseeker (2:01)
Youtopia (2:13)
Kool-Aid (3:45)
Top 10 Statues That Cried Blood (3:44)
Limousine (feat Aurora) (4:22)
DarkSide (2:42)
A Bullet W/ My Name On (feat Underoath) (2:48)
[ost] (Spi)ritual (3:19)
N/A (3:23)
Lost (3:26)
Strangers (3:14)
RIP (Duskcore remix) (3:03)
Amen (feat Lil Uzi Vert & Daryl Palumbo Of Glassjaw) (3:27)
[ost] Puss-e (3:24)
Die4u (2:51)
Dig It (6:34)
Review: Bring Me The Horizon were once known as Nottingham's emo-fringed MySpace deathcore scene kids, but the near two decades since have seen them balloon into the latest gateway mainstream metal outfit, taking the reins from the likes of 30 Seconds To Mars and Linkin Park before them. Returning with the highly anticipated sequel to their 2020 nu-metal-centric 'Post Human: Survival Horror' EP, their seventh album (and first proper full-length since 2018's Amo) Post Human: Nex Gen does its utmost to level up on every front just like a true sequel should. Condensing practically every sonic well the group have previously toe-dipped into one noxious bucket of hallucinogenic fluidity, the material here might make numerous nods to their metalcore and post-hardcore beginnings, but that's only to calm the trip with familiarity before being utterly doused in swathes of everything from pop-punk to trap, hyperpop, nightcore and even Anime music. Best described as "ADHD maximalism", the band and project make no qualms over its self-professed over-stuffed, chaotic, messy, obnoxious, overwhelming nature, though it's nearly impossible not to be impressed by the effortless fusions on display at every sonic turn. Their final work with longtime keyboardist/programmer/producer Jordan Fish, while offering a bevvy of dichotomous features from the likes of Aurora, Lil Uzi Vert, Underoath and Daryl Palumbo of Glassjaw and Head Automatica, the Post Human saga continues to rage through the mainstream and underground metal and punk circles like a coked-up unicorn, simply too farcical to be fucked with. Where the trip takes us on Part 3 is, for now, anyone's absurd guess.
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The Complete Discography: I II III IV (reissue)
The Complete Discography: I II III IV (reissue) (gatefold translucent yellow & red splattered & translucent red & yellow splattered vinyl 2xLP + insert + MP3 download code limited to 250 copies)
Cat: IOD 26V3. Rel: 20 May 24
It's A Setup (1:02)
Conditioned Response (0:41)
Selective Amnesia (0:42)
These Frequencies Are Ours (1:01)
Self-Induced Coma (1:41)
If Everything Has A Price Then Nothing Has Value (0:11)
Grind In A Tin Can (0:04)
Piss In The IV (1:44)
Dreams Of Dead Bosses (0:28)
Sickened (0:08)
Wake Up (0:26)
Standing On Top Of A Mountain (0:55)
Hollow (0:22)
Exit Only (0:43)
Psychosis (1:42)
23 Reasons To Play Grindcore (0:36)
Coughing Up Wires (1:03)
Empty Dreams (1:46)
Empty Faces (1:31)
Raised On Failure (0:56)
Lost Keys (1:30)
Null (1:57)
Technical Desires (0:51)
Dark Colossus (0:19)
It's Heating Up (0:37)
Listen (0:50)
Here's Your Warning (0:55)
Morizar (1:02)
Fork Tie Response (0:48)
Broadcast (0:32)
Anger Of Convenience (0:52)
Basic Delusions (0:41)
11302 (0:44)
Blast For Humanity (1:05)
Imperfect Vibrations (1:46)
Capital Districts & Imprisons (0:28)
The Dream Continues (1:26)
A Morbid Gathering (1:24)
The Path (2:03)
Comfort Made Us Passive (2:09)
Error Is Progress (0:40)
Confessions (1:29)
The Present, Forsaken (0:57)
A Hopeful Sound (0:36)
Embrace The Current Of Time (0:56)
Let Us Resonate (1:05)
Review: The founding members of Orchid are the musical talents behind Bicket Full of Teeth, a group that came together in 2001 "through a shared love of the foundations of Power Violence" Members Will Killingsworth, Brad Wallace and drummer Matt Wilga of Cancer Kids fame have since cooked up their own rather brutal signature sound that mixes up the so-called sounds of grindcore and Power Violence and heads int all new territories for heavy metal music. All of their work to date is now collect tied together on via Iodine who present this yellow splattered and red splattered vinyl double album.
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The Poison (20th Anniversary Edition) (B-STOCK)
The Poison (20th Anniversary Edition) (B-STOCK) (limited gatefold 180 gram 'bloodshot' clear & red marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: TK 741 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Intro (feat Apocalyptica) (2:23)
Her Voice Resides (4:19)
4 Words (To Choke Upon) (3:43)
Tears Don't Fall (3:38)
Suffocating Under Words Of Sorrow (What Can I Do) (5:38)
Hit The Floor (3:30)
All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me) (3:40)
Hand Of Blood (3:23)
Room 409 (3:53)
The Poison (2:19)
10 Years Today (4:45)
Cries In Vain (3:54)
The End (6:17)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


The debut studio album from Brigend crew Bullet for My Valentine emerged in 2005 on Visible Noise Records and catapulted the Welsh band to success, going on to sell more than two million copies worldwide. Here it is again, celebrating (almost) two decades of life in a flurry of hard, jagged riffs and distinctively screamo-flavoured vocals courtesy of Matthew Tuck. The band reputedly formed to cover Metallica and Nirvana songs and while their sound doesn't ape either of them, they all share a cunning knack for combining memorable hooks and sonic brutality. Choose your Poison.
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The Poison (20th Anniversary Edition)
The Poison (20th Anniversary Edition) (limited gatefold 180 gram 'bloodshot' clear & red marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: TK 741. Rel: 25 Nov 24
Intro (feat Apocalyptica) (2:23)
Her Voice Resides (4:19)
4 Words (To Choke Upon) (3:43)
Tears Don't Fall (3:38)
Suffocating Under Words Of Sorrow (What Can I Do) (5:38)
Hit The Floor (3:30)
All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me) (3:40)
Hand Of Blood (3:23)
Room 409 (3:53)
The Poison (2:19)
10 Years Today (4:45)
Cries In Vain (3:54)
The End (6:17)
Review: The debut studio album from Brigend crew Bullet for My Valentine emerged in 2005 on Visible Noise Records and catapulted the Welsh band to success, going on to sell more than two million copies worldwide. Here it is again, celebrating (almost) two decades of life in a flurry of hard, jagged riffs and distinctively screamo-flavoured vocals courtesy of Matthew Tuck. The band reputedly formed to cover Metallica and Nirvana songs and while their sound doesn't ape either of them, they all share a cunning knack for combining memorable hooks and sonic brutality. Choose your Poison.
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The Poison (20th Anniversary Edition)
The Poison (20th Anniversary Edition) (limited gatefold 180 gram translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: 198028 04361. Rel: 04 Dec 24
Intro (feat Apocalyptica) (2:23)
Her Voice Resides (4:19)
4 Words (To Choke Upon) (3:43)
Tears Don't Fall (3:38)
Suffocating Under Words Of Sorrow (What Can I Do) (5:38)
Hit The Floor (3:30)
All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me) (3:40)
Hand Of Blood (3:23)
Room 409 (3:53)
The Poison (2:19)
10 Years Today (4:45)
Cries In Vain (3:54)
The End (6:17)
Review: Seven years after Bullet For My Valentine first formed under the name Jeff Killed John, they finally dropped a debut album. Gone were the Nirvana and Metallica covers that had defined the band's first incarnation, and in was a more melodic and poppier take on thrash and heavy metal. Going on to sell in excess of 1.6million copies between its initial release in 2005 and 2018, it remains BFMV's most commercially successful outing, earning them gold certification by the US RIAA and UK BPI, and platinum in the eyes of Germany's BVMI. If all this is news to you, perhaps we should start with some references. One for fans of Funeral For A Friend, Alexisonfire and more glossy emo-hued metal groups, it doesn't take long to realise why praise was heaped on The Poison, and the musicians, for their powerhouse riffs and unapologetically loud aesthetic.
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Hairway to Steven (remastered)
Cat: OLE 2059LP. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Jimi (12:31)
Ricky (2:35)
I Saw An X-Ray Of A Girl Passing Gas (4:49)
John E Smoke (6:38)
Rocky (3:44)
Julio Iglesias (3:05)
Backass (6:06)
Fast Song (1:37)
Review: The Butthole Surfers' final album on indie label Touch & Go bridges their anarchic early days with a more polished approach from their major label ventures. Following the seminal "anti" album Locust Abortion Technician, Hairway to Steven represents their peak accessibility before subsequent attempts at mainstream success. Known for their avant-garde indie roots, the band eschews traditional song titles, instead opting for individual doodles that later gained names through bootlegs and live releases. Gibby Haynes showcases his trademark "Gibbytronics," utilizing studio wizardry with multi-tap delays and pitch-shifters, moving beyond megaphone screams to intricate vocal manipulations. Guitarist Paul Leary remains a focal point, crafting distinctive riffs and experimental harmonies that blend intentional sloppiness with accomplished precision. Hairway to Steven marks a departure with cohesive compositions and soulful moments like 'I Saw an X-Ray of a Girl Passing Gas' and the double drum-driven jams of 'Rocky' and 'Backass.' It's a transitional album that balances irreverent juvenility with thoughtful songwriting, offering a gateway from their earlier raw sound to deeper exploration. For fans new to their legacy, this vinyl reissue serves as an ideal introduction to their influential, defiant musical ethos.
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Locust Abortion Technician (remastered)
Cat: OLE 2058LP. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Sweat Loaf (5:02)
Graveyard (2:27)
Pittsburgh To Lebanon (2:24)
Weber (0:35)
Hay (1:49)
Human Cannonball (3:51)
USSA (2:15)
The O-Men (3:27)
Kuntz (2:20)
Graveyard (2:44)
22 Going On 23 (4:25)
Review: The second part of Matador's reissues of the essential early records by Texas's Butthole Surfers continues with three of their most insane slabs -- 1985's Cream Corn from the Socket of Davis, 1987's Locust Abortion Technician and 1988's Hairway to Steven. The second of these three, Locust Abortion Technician marked the meso-morphosis of the band's transmutation from Texan outcasts to global sensations. Compared to the still somewhat demo-qual feel of Cream Corn, Locust Abortion Technician was also their most rapacious outing yet, bringing their trademark scuzzy guitars and gassy, so-called 'Gibbytronix' vocal effects units - an invention of the band's own Gibby Haynes - to fuller prominence.
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Encore Du Pain (reissue)
Encore Du Pain (reissue) (numbered yellow & red splattered vinyl LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: MICR 006UK. Rel: 18 Mar 25
I Don't Know What To Do With My Life (3:46)
Love You More (1:46)
Autonomy (3:35)
Orgasm Addict (2:15)
Promises (2:03)
When Love Turns Around (2:35)
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have Fallen In Love With) (2:39)
What Do I Get? (2:41)
Oh Shit! (1:48)
Fast Cars (3:56)
Review: Following a near-decade of inactivity, Buzzcocks made their glorious return in 1989 majorly making up for lost time with new material and numerous tour dates, with their now iconic performance at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12th 1995 often regarded as a prime example of the group at their slightly seasoned peak. Immortalised on the live album known simply as French, this captured performance only featured the first 20 songs of that night's initial setlist, with the remaining ten cuts from their three encores later released in 1999 as the originally fan club-only Encore Du Pain, where old school fan favourites such as 'I Don't Know What to Do With My Life,' 'Orgasm Addict' and 'Ever Fallen in Love?' would appear. Though the pair would ultimately be compiled into the French et Encore Du Pain double live collection, this singular LP is all about the encores of that evening, clearing up any doubts about Buzzcocks delivering a lazy, cash-grabbing 10-song set of 3-minute cuts to an avid, paying fanbase. Think of this as more arriving late to a legendary set just in time to catch all of the most highly anticipated golden oldies of the night.
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 in stock $27.45
French
French (limited gatefold translucent blue vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: PLATE 028LP. Rel: 27 Jul 22
I Don't Mind (2:57)
Who'll Help Me To Forget (3:00)
Get On Our Own (2:19)
Unthinkable (2:44)
Strange Thing (3:43)
Energy (3:21)
Breakdown (2:15)
Innocent (3:23)
Roll It Over (4:14)
Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore (2:46)
Last To Know (2:50)
Running Free (3:18)
Libertine Angel (2:37)
Why Can't I Touch It (4:36)
Noise Annoys (2:19)
Isolation (3:55)
Boredom (3:10)
Do It (2:55)
Harmony In My Head (3:14)
I Believe (7:26)
Review: The end of the initial, near decade-long Buzzcocks hiatus that occurred in the mid-nineties, has been captured and immortalised on 'French'; a live album recorded in France (shock horror) at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12, 1995. Featuring a career-spanning set, the band exude invigorated energy as they rip through the likes of 'Ever Fallen In Love...', 'What Do I Get?', and even dust off the impassioned, 'I Believe', for a thunderous rendition. Hearing the pristine line-up under the microscope of a bygone era is truly an audible feast for casual and major fans alike.
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Time's Up
Time's Up (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: REWIGLP 112. Rel: 10 Mar 17
You Tear Me Up (2:41)
Breakdown (2:10)
Friends Of Mine (2:23)
Orgasm Addict (2:15)
Boredom (3:08)
Time's Up (3:18)
Lester Sands (Drop In The Ocean) (2:34)
Love Battery (2:24)
I Can't Control Myself (3:11)
I Love You, You Big Dummy (1:27)
Don't Mess Me Round (2:37)
Review: Buzzcocks may have become known as purveyors of a marriage of the energetically youthful and the poppily addictive, yet their original incarnation - with cadaverous malcontent Howard Devoto at the helm - was a far more murky and spiky proposition. This live record, compromising early punk rock blueprints that would end up on the legendary Spiral Scratch EP as well as previously bootleg-only efforts that chronicle not only a little-known Captain Beefheart influence but a tinny, rough-hewn and thoroughly addictive sound that's the very essence of punk rock - one that sounds no less vital four decades on.
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French (reissue)
French (reissue) (numbered clear & splattered vinyl 2xLP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: MICR 007AT. Rel: 13 Mar 25
I Don't Mind (2:34)
Who'll Help Me To Forget (2:53)
Get On Our Own (2:17)
Unthinkable (2:37)
Strange Thing (3:40)
Energy (3:12)
Breakdown (2:15)
Innocent (3:31)
Roll It Over (4:09)
Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore (2:43)
Last To Know (2:56)
Running Free (3:08)
Libertine Angel (2:46)
Why Can't I Touch It (4:26)
Noise Annoys (2:21)
Isolation (3:52)
Boredom (3:00)
Do It (2:54)
Harmony In My Head (3:18)
I Believe (7:26)
Review: With Buzzcocks reforming in 1989 after a near-decade of inactivity, they would get to work on new material with their fourteen year gap follow up to 1979's A Different Kind Of Tension with 1993's Trade Test Transmissions, while touring in abundance to make up for lost time. The peak of this resurgent reformation era is highlighted as such in their cult status live album French; captured at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12th 1995. Boasting a 20-song set made up of classic fan favourites such as 'I Don't Mind' and 'Get On Your Own', as well as latter-day bangers including 'Isolation' and 'Energy', the collection notably omits the ten tracks from the band's three subsequent encores of the night, released separately in 1999 as originally the fan club-only available Encore Du Pain. While the two have been previously paired together on the French et Encore Du Pain double live CD compilation, this single LP reissue is of the initial French setlist, while the same label has repressed Encore Du Pain in tandem for completionists to hoard the entire epic two part set on wax.
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French (reissue)
French (reissue) (orange vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MICR 007. Rel: 13 Mar 25
I Don't Mind (2:57)
Who'll Help Me To Forget (3:00)
Get On Our Own (2:19)
Unthinkable (2:44)
Strange Thing (3:43)
Energy (3:21)
Breakdown (2:15)
Innocent (3:23)
Roll It Over (4:14)
Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore (2:46)
Last To Know (2:50)
Running Free (3:18)
Libertine Angel (2:37)
Why Can't I Touch It (4:36)
Noise Annoys (2:19)
Isolation (3:55)
Boredom (3:10)
Do It (2:55)
Harmony In My Head (3:14)
I Believe (7:26)
Review: Following the Buzzcocks 1989 reformation, the band would make up for nearly a decade of inactivity with extensive touring as well as finally delivering a follow up to 1979's A Different Kind Of Tension 14 years after the fact with 1993's Trade Test Transmissions. The pinnacle of their initial resurgence era is no better illustrated than on their cult classic French live LP; recorded at Paris' L'Arapho Club on April 12, 1995, that sees the band offering up a hefty 20-track set packed to the brim with iconic fan favourites such as 'I Don't Mind' and 'Get On Your Own', whilst also making room for later bangers including 'Isolation' and 'Energy'. While the collection notably eschews the ten final songs from the evening's three subsequent encores, these would eventually be released separately as 1999's (originally fan club-only available) Encore Du Pain. Although the two have been previously combined to make up the French et Encore Du Pain double CD compilation, this singular LP is a reissue of the initial French setlist, while the beautiful people at Reissued Sounds have also repressed Encore Du Pain in tandem, making both sets available on wax for completionists.
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Live At The Shepherds Bush Empire 2003
Cat: SECDP 316. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Boredom
Fast Cars
I Don't Mind
Love Battery
Autonomy
Oh Shit!
Harmony In My Head
Jerk
Love You More
Breakdown
Something's Gone Wrong Again
Sitting Round At Home
Wake Up Call
Get On Your Own
Driving You Insane
Keep On
Mad Mad Judy
Totally From The Heart
Friends
Lester Sands (Drop In The Ocean)
Noise Annoys
I Believe
You Know You Can't Help It
What Do I Get?
Times Up
I Don't Know What To Do With My Life
Sixteen
She's A Girl From The Chainstore
You Say You Don't Love Me
Promises
Orgasm Addict
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have)?
Live At The Shepherds Bush Empire 2003 (DVD: Full Concert On DVD)
Review: A live double album 2xCD + DVD combo from our sugar-coated punk heroes Buzzcocks, recorded at London's iconic Shepherds Bush Empire in 2003 whilst promoting their self-titled comeback album. Boasting new cuts from said LP such as 'Jerk', 'Wake Up Call', and, 'Driving You Insane', peppered amongst essential classics like 'I Don't Mind', 'Fast Cars', 'Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have)?' and 'I Don't Know What to Do with My Life', this iteration of the group featured Tony Barber on bass and Philip Barker on drums, accompanying the late great Pete Shelley and the now-bandleader Steve Diggle. 32 doses of saccharine hooks, fuzzy guitars and powerpop punk beauty transmitted from over two decades ago directly to your ear canals.
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Encore Du Pain (reissue)
Encore Du Pain (reissue) (orange vinyl LP)
Cat: MICR 006. Rel: 13 Mar 25
I Don't Know What To Do With My Life
Love You More
Autonomy
Orgasm Addict
Promises
When Love Turns Around
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have Fallen In Love With)
What Do I Get?
Oh Shit!
Fast Cars
Review: Following their reformation in 1989 after a near decade-long hiatus, Buzzcocks enjoyed a welcomed resurgence throughout the 90s, never illustrated better than on the French live album captured during their performance at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12th 1995. While only the initial 20-song set would be featured, in 1999 the band would release the (at-the-time fan club only) Encore Du Pain, offering up the 10 final tracks from their three encores at the very same show, featuring fan favourites such as 'I Don't Know What to Do With My Life,' 'Orgasm Addict' and 'Ever Fallen in Love?' The pair of releases would eventually be collated into the French et Encore Du Pain double live album, but this single LP restores the Encore Du Pain tracks to their singular nightcap greatness. It also clarifies that Buzzcocks weren't the type of cheap bastards to only deliver a ten-song performance to a paying, sold out crowd.
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Encore Du Pain (reissue)
Encore Du Pain (reissue) (numbered clear & splattered vinyl LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: MICR 006AT. Rel: 13 Mar 25
I Don't Know What To Do With My Life
Love You More
Autonomy
Orgasm Addict
Promises
When Love Turns Around
Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn't Have Fallen In Love With)
What Do I Get?
Oh Shit!
Fast Cars
Review: When Buzzcocks returned in 1989 following almost a decade of inactivity, they made up for lost time with new material and plenty of touring, with their performance at L'Arapho Club in Paris on April 12th 1995 serving as one of the prime examples of the band at their slightly seasoned peak. Captured and immortalised as the French live album, this release only featured the first 20 songs of their initial set, while the remaining ten cuts from the three encores of the night would be released in 1999 as the originally fan club-only Encore Du Pain, with this set boasting old school fan favourites including 'I Don't Know What to Do With My Life,' 'Orgasm Addict' and 'Ever Fallen in Love?' While the pair would eventually be compiled as the French et Encore Du Pain double live album, this singular LP is all about the encores and clears up any doubts pertaining to Buzzcocks being the type of lazy cashgrabbers that would only churn a 10-song set of 3-minute cuts to a paying audience.
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 in stock $35.47
Live At The Shepherds Empire 2003
Live At The Shepherds Empire 2003 (2xLP + DVD + insert)
Cat: SECDLP 316. Rel: 25 Apr 24
Boredom (0:39)
Fast Cars (2:38)
I Don't Mind (2:00)
Love Battery (1:58)
Autonomy (2:03)
Oh Shit! (3:24)
Harmony In My Head (3:21)
Jerk (3:08)
Love You More (1:41)
Breakdown (2:32)
Something's Gone Wrong Again (2:39)
Sitting Round At Home (2:12)
Wake Up Call (2:42)
Get On Your Own (1:51)
Driving You Insance (2:40)
Keep On (1:50)
Mad Mad Judy (2:52)
Totally From The Heart (1:21)
Friends (2:43)
Lester Sands (Drop In The Ocean) (2:59)
Noise Annoys (3:46)
I Believe (3:19)
You Know You Can't Help It (1:53)
What Do I Get? (2:15)
Times Up (2:52)
I Don't Know What To Do With My Life (2:28)
Sixteen (2:48)
She's A Girl From The Chainstore (3:09)
You Say You Don't Love Me (2:28)
Promises (2:12)
Orgasm Addict (2:01)
Ever Fallen In Love? (With Someone You Shouldn't Have) (2:59)
Live At The Shepherds Empire 2003 (DVD)
Review: Recorded live at Shepherds Bush Empire in 2003, this exhilarating double album showcases Buzzcocks in top form, blasting through 32 of their iconic punk anthems. With key early and founding members Pete Shelley and Steve Diggle on guitar and vocals, along with Tony Barber on bass and Philip Barker on drums, the energy is palpable across the entire setlist. Now available on double vinyl and with a bonus DVD featuring the full concert, interviews with Pete and Steve, sound check footage, and more, this is a must-have for fans and it offers a thrilling glimpse into the raw power and enduring influence of one of punk rock's most pioneering bands.
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