I think there´s really no introduction necessary about this classic anarcho punk band from London!!! On the Do-Lp are their sold out records (Object, Refuse, Reject, Abuse 7", Never Mind Dirt Here´s The Bollocks 12", Just An Error Lp + their never released 2nd 7" & their demo). The Cd contains everything they have recorded during the years!

Restock! - The Scandinavian hardcore assault of DISFEAR utilizes blistering distortion, nihilistic rage and a scorching metallic powerload to bleed the Earth and burn its skies. On Misanthropic Generation, detonating power chords collide with raging rhythms, while the merciless vocals of Tomas Lindberg (AT THE GATES) explode through the heart of the band´s sonic architecture.

It´s the return of the ignoroids. D.O.A. are back as a three-piece: Joe Kiethley, Brian Goble, and Ken Jensen. Straight-ahead classic D.O.A. punk. Produced by John Nomeansno Wright.

"A surprising comeback is that of Vancouver´s D.O.A., who split up in ´89 with a series of emotional farewell gigs but couldn´t stay dead. Not only that , but the (now) trio goes back to their early ´80s solid punk sound eschewing the more commercial hard rock of their later days: "Too Fuckin´ Heavy" even sounds like a riffing update of Hardcore ´81´s "Fucked Up Baby/Ronnie." Joey "Shithead" Keithley´s distinctive growl always sounded best on top of fast and angry guitars, as it is here on such burners as "I Played the Fool," the AIDS-aware "Use Your Raincoat," and the opening "Already Dead," while the best songs are written and by bassist (former Subhumans vocalist) Brian "Wimpy Roy" Goble, such as the anti-boob tube "The Living Dead" and the closing "Phantom Zone," Both pure, mid-tempo punk at its best, with big guitars and memorable tunes. And kudos for the ozone conscious "Hole in the Sky," a song Al Gore would like if his wife had better taste. A fine welcome back and a return to a better earlier form."

Remastered once again by Bri (Doom) himself and rereleased once again now by Twisted Chords. I dunno why they changed the cover artwork but none the less this is essential for your DOOM collection as it includes all of their best tracks rerecorded in the late nineties after PEACEVILLE was sold to MUSIC FOR NATIONS and the bands reaction on that was to re-record their whole material from their classic Peaceville releases: WAR CRIMES LP, Split LP with NO SECURITY and POLICE BASTARD 7" EP and to make a statement about their thoughts of Peacevilles big sell out. - 37 Songs and comes with a download code and Gatefold.

NOTE:Original Review said it comes with a Poster, somehow this information was wrong. Sorry dudes... enjoy the music eh?

This beautiful slap-o-vinyl includes DOOM at their best and this was their Split LP w/ SELFISH originally released by Egocentric in the early nineties plus the Split EP with HIATUS originally on Profane Existence. - All remastered with original artwork from Simon Gane / Arnie. nuff said.

Released in 1996, finally remastered, rescanned and now in a huge fold out poster sleeve. DOOM´s "Rush hour of the Gods" featured Wayne on Vocals and had much longer songs than the usual "Discharged" DOOM and this is by far their best material they ever released. Chainsaw distortion guitars over a heavy pounding drum and non stop full forward pissed off classic nineties Crust before the hype sets in. Essential.

Recorded on summer 2009, this is the fourth record of this band moving between downtuned neo crust melodies and classic rocking metal riffs. Package is extremely beautiful and well made and if you dig them on their recent 7" and split with FALL OF EFRAFA you can´t go wrong with this one. Check out their WEBSITE.

Available 11th August: The first full length album from the latest addition to the Wisconsin crust punk pantheon. Dresden play a powerful mixture of D-beat hardcore and powerful punk with an intensity that comes from their depth of experience, containing members of bands Wartorn, Despite, and Remission to name a few. This album contains eight length crust punk anthems, including the tracks from their limited edition God Has No Mercy tour EP. The vinyl includes a large poster with graphic inventions from the skulls and bullet belts school of punk rock art.

ex folx from Life but how to live it?, So Much Hate & Captain n.R. first their first Longplayer! Combinates the best parts of their previous bands together for this very melodical but powerfull as hell punkrock record! reminds me a bit of a more straight and faster Fugazi... somehow...

Finally Restocked! - The first full length release on Havoc! DS 13 was my favorite band during the Y2K thrash revival and I was stoked when they told me they would like for me to do their second LP. This LP was recorded at a top studio in Stockholm, has a full color cover and insert, comes on color vinyl and features original cover art by Pushead himself. DS 13´s sound on this LP is similar to the last LP, the sound has progressed (regressed) into a more early 80´s raw thrash sound. The guitars are less distorted and grindy sounding than the early releases. This gives the album a sort of raw intensity that allows the songwriting and energy to come out full force rather than behind a wall of distorted noise. I would compare DS 13 to early 80´s HC bands like Minor Threat, Poison Idea and such, but I really feel they have a distinct hardcore sound all their own.