More glorious noise for you. Check these bands out, they all deserve to be loved.
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Playlist:
ATTESTOR - Misplaced Anger - from demo - Bandcamp
LUCKY MALICE - Longest Finger - from Misfit LP - Tonehjulet Kräftpest
DANGER!MAN - Crash & Burn - from Split LP - Multi Label
DEALING WITH DAMAGE - World Within A World - from Ask The Questions CD - Little Rocket
TARGET OF DEMAND - Mein - from A Collection Of Small Steps LP - Dirty Old Label
KING OF PIGS - Short Fuckin’ Memory - from Hunger: Filth: Fear: Death - Bandcamp
ROTTEN FOXES - Guessing You Don’t Know - from We’ve Got Nothing Left - Bandcamp
CHUBBY & THE GANG - Can’t Tell Me Nothing - from Speed Kills LP - Static Shock
CIRCLE NONE - Split Damage - from Thank Fuck! The Demos - Bandcamp
CUIR - La Flemme - from Single Single - Bandcamp
CHAIN CULT - Witch Hunt - from Shallow Grave - Bandcamp
DESTINAZIONE FINALE - Nel Riflesso - from In Bilico Nel Reale - Bandcamp
ROTTEN MIND - Burn For You - from Rat City Dog Boy - Lovely
JODIE FASTER - Tempus Fugit - from Blame Yourself LP - Multi Label
Friday, 21 February 2020
Wednesday, 22 January 2020
Podcast 82 - 2019 Round Up (plus 1)
With the help of Pete Zonked! Here are some of our favourite songs from 2019. The list I complied before putting this together was far too long, and we had to leave out more than we included, but I'm sure those bands will make it in over the coming months because they won't stop being great.
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Playlist:
VIRUS - Nasty - from Pathogens 10” - Grow Your Own
EPIC PROBLEM - Curse/Cure - from Grace 7” - Brassneck
TOMAR CONTROL - Aqui Sigo - from Nunca más callar LP - Amok
BOMBARDEMENT - Turned Away - from s/t LP - Destructure / Symphony Of Destruction
AUSTERITY - Capital - from Anarcho Punk Dance Party - Every Man His Own Football / Quiet Backwater
51st STATE - Plastic President - from State Plastic 10” - Grow Your Own
HORSEFLIES - Embers- from Lucidity - Bandcamp
HUMAN LEATHER - One Day I Hope You Realise That We're All The Same Species, Living in The Same Biosphere and That Focusing on Melanin Content of Skin is Pathetic - from Succulent LP - Bandcamp
HACK JOB - in It For Life - from split EP - Multi label release
ARMOURED FLU UNIT - Grenfell - from Crusading Nations 10” - Grow Your Own
LATCHSTRING - Breaker - from Until The Day Break - Bandcamp
KONTAKTA - Blood Junkies - from Life In A Cage 7” - Militant Tendencies
KOHTI TUHOA - Mita Se Maksaa - from Ihmisen Kasvot LP - La Vida Es Un Mus
CHAIN CULT - End Of Days - from Shallow Grave
SPERMBIRDS - A Lot Of Talk - from Go To Hell Then Turn Left LP - Boss Tuneage
LOS PEPES - Positive Negative - from Positive Negative
THE BRIEFS - Nazi Disco - from Platinum Rats - Damaged Goods
TORSO - Sick Of Fighting - from Build & Break - Revelation
PIZZA TRAMP - Stop Being A Racist Cunt - from Grand Relapse LP - TNS
SEDITION - TV Sickness - from First Demo 7” - Screaming Babies
SANCTION THIS - Messy - from S/T LP - Grow Your Own
SELF ABUSE - Under Attack - from Blowing A Fuse 10” - Abusive
SUBHUMANS - Punk Machine - from Crisis Point LP - Pirates Press
JODIE FASTER - Did Not Vote - from Blame Yourself LP - Multi label release
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Playlist:
VIRUS - Nasty - from Pathogens 10” - Grow Your Own
EPIC PROBLEM - Curse/Cure - from Grace 7” - Brassneck
TOMAR CONTROL - Aqui Sigo - from Nunca más callar LP - Amok
BOMBARDEMENT - Turned Away - from s/t LP - Destructure / Symphony Of Destruction
AUSTERITY - Capital - from Anarcho Punk Dance Party - Every Man His Own Football / Quiet Backwater
51st STATE - Plastic President - from State Plastic 10” - Grow Your Own
HORSEFLIES - Embers- from Lucidity - Bandcamp
HUMAN LEATHER - One Day I Hope You Realise That We're All The Same Species, Living in The Same Biosphere and That Focusing on Melanin Content of Skin is Pathetic - from Succulent LP - Bandcamp
HACK JOB - in It For Life - from split EP - Multi label release
ARMOURED FLU UNIT - Grenfell - from Crusading Nations 10” - Grow Your Own
LATCHSTRING - Breaker - from Until The Day Break - Bandcamp
KONTAKTA - Blood Junkies - from Life In A Cage 7” - Militant Tendencies
KOHTI TUHOA - Mita Se Maksaa - from Ihmisen Kasvot LP - La Vida Es Un Mus
CHAIN CULT - End Of Days - from Shallow Grave
SPERMBIRDS - A Lot Of Talk - from Go To Hell Then Turn Left LP - Boss Tuneage
LOS PEPES - Positive Negative - from Positive Negative
THE BRIEFS - Nazi Disco - from Platinum Rats - Damaged Goods
TORSO - Sick Of Fighting - from Build & Break - Revelation
PIZZA TRAMP - Stop Being A Racist Cunt - from Grand Relapse LP - TNS
SEDITION - TV Sickness - from First Demo 7” - Screaming Babies
SANCTION THIS - Messy - from S/T LP - Grow Your Own
SELF ABUSE - Under Attack - from Blowing A Fuse 10” - Abusive
SUBHUMANS - Punk Machine - from Crisis Point LP - Pirates Press
JODIE FASTER - Did Not Vote - from Blame Yourself LP - Multi label release
Monday, 23 December 2019
Podcast 81
Less talk, more rock. Being ill, and also working on getting two issues of the zine finished has meant that you're just getting music this time, no droning on and on from me. You may prefer this...
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Playlist:
HARD SKIN - Ding Dong Merrily Oi! Oi! - from Punks Fuckin’ Skins - Rudeness
ANDY NAZER - No Government - You Tube
KONTAKTA - Tory Scum - Bandcamp
AUSTERITY - The City Is Dead - from Anarcho Punk Dance Party - Every Man His Own Football / Quiet Backwater
ARMOURED FLU UNIT - Do You Really Care? - from Crusading Nations 10” - GYO
SUBHUMANS - Follow The Leader - from Crisis Point LP - Pirates Press
LOST CHERREES - Bigoted Nation - from Blank Pages LP - GYO
WERECATS - Astbury - from Destined For The Outside LP - Household Name
VIRUS - Fat Cats - from Pathogens 10” - GYO
BRAIN ANGUISH - Smells Like Middle-Aged Angst - from demo - Bandcamp
HAGAR THE WOMB - Hated - from Hagitate 10” - GYO
EPIC PROBLEM - Bleeding Out - from Grace 7” - Brassneck
SANCTION THIS - Messy - from s/t LP - GYO
VIOLENT ARREST - Domino Theory - from Distorted View LP - Boss Tuneage
NATTERERS - Dead Men Don’t Catcall - from Head In Threatening Attitude LP - Boss Tunease
JOHN HENRY HOLIDAY - Not In This Life - from Know The Ropes 7” - Livewire
THE MENSTRUAL CRAMPS - Boyz Will Be Boyz - from Free Bleedin’ LP - GYO
PROPAGANDHI - Nailing Descartes To The Wall/(Liquid) Meat Is Still Murder - from Less Talk More Rock LP - Fat Wreck
WAT TYLER - We Curse You A Wicked Satan - from Contemporary Farming Issues 7” - Rugger Bugger
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Playlist:
HARD SKIN - Ding Dong Merrily Oi! Oi! - from Punks Fuckin’ Skins - Rudeness
ANDY NAZER - No Government - You Tube
KONTAKTA - Tory Scum - Bandcamp
AUSTERITY - The City Is Dead - from Anarcho Punk Dance Party - Every Man His Own Football / Quiet Backwater
ARMOURED FLU UNIT - Do You Really Care? - from Crusading Nations 10” - GYO
SUBHUMANS - Follow The Leader - from Crisis Point LP - Pirates Press
LOST CHERREES - Bigoted Nation - from Blank Pages LP - GYO
WERECATS - Astbury - from Destined For The Outside LP - Household Name
VIRUS - Fat Cats - from Pathogens 10” - GYO
BRAIN ANGUISH - Smells Like Middle-Aged Angst - from demo - Bandcamp
HAGAR THE WOMB - Hated - from Hagitate 10” - GYO
EPIC PROBLEM - Bleeding Out - from Grace 7” - Brassneck
SANCTION THIS - Messy - from s/t LP - GYO
VIOLENT ARREST - Domino Theory - from Distorted View LP - Boss Tuneage
NATTERERS - Dead Men Don’t Catcall - from Head In Threatening Attitude LP - Boss Tunease
JOHN HENRY HOLIDAY - Not In This Life - from Know The Ropes 7” - Livewire
THE MENSTRUAL CRAMPS - Boyz Will Be Boyz - from Free Bleedin’ LP - GYO
PROPAGANDHI - Nailing Descartes To The Wall/(Liquid) Meat Is Still Murder - from Less Talk More Rock LP - Fat Wreck
WAT TYLER - We Curse You A Wicked Satan - from Contemporary Farming Issues 7” - Rugger Bugger
Wednesday, 20 November 2019
Podcast 80
I wanted to start with four new songs that have been blasting out of this room over the last week or so, and we end with a song that sums up my views on the coming election. Between them we go on a Pete Zonked! led nostalgia fest to the years 1988 and 1989.
JOYCE McKINNEY EXPERIENCE and VISIONS OF CHANGE were two excellent bands from that late ‘80’s Hotbed of Hardcore activity Lemington Spa… there was definitely something in water there. Both bands stuck out some ace music and were always great live. Suspect Device favourites THE INSTIGATORS were really hitting their stride touring and recording in ’88, they were literally everywhere… in zines, on comp. tapes ‘n records, and ripping it up on a stage somewhere. The ‘Full Circle/Sleeper’ 7” was a real high point for me. I first saw SNUFF open for Heresy and Japan’s Rose Rose at The George Robey, London in October ’88. I’d no idea who these chirpy Londoners were but they were instantly memorable. Over the next 12 months I’d see them loads and saw their stock rise. A wild set by SNUFF at The Richmond, Brighton in October ’89, was the last gig I saw in the UK before I headed overseas a couple of days later (for a couple of years) As time marches on, the memories get a little hazier, but I do clearly remember a lively Saturday lunchtime set by HDQ at The Richmond, and it was whilst listening to their “Sinking’ album recently that I started pulling a few more ‘88/89 records off the shelf, setting this podcasts theme in motion. And Tony was willing to fire up the Flux Capacitor and send us back 30 years. What a Champ. Brighton’s own IMMOLATO TOMATOES used to put on a great show, but like so many bands back then never even got anything down on vinyl, so top job Aston at Boss Tuneage who compiled their demo’s on to a CD a few years back. Unusually for me I cannot recall where I saw FILLER, possibly a support slot at The George Robey? Who knows! Their first EP contained their first demo, the results were raw, but the quality of the songs cut thru, and ‘Hurt To Say’ is a killer track. Nottingham’s HERESY were a total fireball live, but rarely captured that energy on record, their album being a monumental let down. They bowed out in style though with the cracking “Whose Generation?” EP and “Everyday Madness Everyday” is a song that still sounds amazing to me… 2:26minutes of crazed ‘n furious precision. Total Powerhouse.
Pete Zonked! (November 2019)
It didn't take long for me to go with Pete's idea of choosing some songs from 1988/89, I have a lot of great memories from seeing these bands and buying their records. EXIT CONDITION sent me their 'Impact Time' demo and those songs still sound so urgent now. I traded letters with drummer Richard Stanier for quite a while after that, which is another thing that made the late '80s/early '90s such a memorable time. Friendships were formed through sharing music on cassette and writing letters. Each day the postman was eagerly awaited, and in those pre-privatisation days, the post came early. Meantime Records released a lot of great stuff, and the F.U.A.L album was one of the best, it has remained a favourite throughout the years. When Ian Armstrong, Meantime's head honcho, sent me the SOFA HEAD LP to review, the postman folded it to get it through the letter box. And it didn't snap! I returned after work to find it on the mat in a U shape. I tried my best to flatten it our under piles of books, but I could never get the opening track of each side to play. I bough myself another copy and gave the faulty one to Gaz, I think he still has it, it's such a great record. WAT TYLER were always fun, and Sean was, and remains, a friend. He helped us with the early SD Record releases, and to this day he will buy each issue of the zine. As the Southampton DIY punk scene came together, one of the first bands to come out of that burgeoning scene were Suicide Pact; they morphed into NOX MORTIS, who's demo is a thing of anarcho punk beauty. The tracks found their way on to two Meantime Records releases, the 'Shall We Dance' four band split 12", with one track on the 'Spleurk' compilation LP. Not Mortis were a great band. I would later go on to be in Portiswood with guitarist Paul. I was a little late to Dan and had to buy their first two albums retrospectively, but they were a fine band who I still listen to periodically today. CULTURE SHOCK really stuck a chord. I'm not sure if it was because we all missed the Subhumans so much, and this was a way to still enjoy Dick's wonderful lyrics and delivery or if we all just wanted to dance! Gaz and me were big fans, and they played a couple of great gigs in Southampton. THE STUPIDS don't really need an introduction, and although the 'Jesus Meets The Stupids' album may not be as well remembered as their first two, but it does include some great songs.
Five of the bands that Pete chose would have been in my sets if he hadn't already nabbed them.
Tony Suspect
Click to downloadJOYCE McKINNEY EXPERIENCE and VISIONS OF CHANGE were two excellent bands from that late ‘80’s Hotbed of Hardcore activity Lemington Spa… there was definitely something in water there. Both bands stuck out some ace music and were always great live. Suspect Device favourites THE INSTIGATORS were really hitting their stride touring and recording in ’88, they were literally everywhere… in zines, on comp. tapes ‘n records, and ripping it up on a stage somewhere. The ‘Full Circle/Sleeper’ 7” was a real high point for me. I first saw SNUFF open for Heresy and Japan’s Rose Rose at The George Robey, London in October ’88. I’d no idea who these chirpy Londoners were but they were instantly memorable. Over the next 12 months I’d see them loads and saw their stock rise. A wild set by SNUFF at The Richmond, Brighton in October ’89, was the last gig I saw in the UK before I headed overseas a couple of days later (for a couple of years) As time marches on, the memories get a little hazier, but I do clearly remember a lively Saturday lunchtime set by HDQ at The Richmond, and it was whilst listening to their “Sinking’ album recently that I started pulling a few more ‘88/89 records off the shelf, setting this podcasts theme in motion. And Tony was willing to fire up the Flux Capacitor and send us back 30 years. What a Champ. Brighton’s own IMMOLATO TOMATOES used to put on a great show, but like so many bands back then never even got anything down on vinyl, so top job Aston at Boss Tuneage who compiled their demo’s on to a CD a few years back. Unusually for me I cannot recall where I saw FILLER, possibly a support slot at The George Robey? Who knows! Their first EP contained their first demo, the results were raw, but the quality of the songs cut thru, and ‘Hurt To Say’ is a killer track. Nottingham’s HERESY were a total fireball live, but rarely captured that energy on record, their album being a monumental let down. They bowed out in style though with the cracking “Whose Generation?” EP and “Everyday Madness Everyday” is a song that still sounds amazing to me… 2:26minutes of crazed ‘n furious precision. Total Powerhouse.
Pete Zonked! (November 2019)
It didn't take long for me to go with Pete's idea of choosing some songs from 1988/89, I have a lot of great memories from seeing these bands and buying their records. EXIT CONDITION sent me their 'Impact Time' demo and those songs still sound so urgent now. I traded letters with drummer Richard Stanier for quite a while after that, which is another thing that made the late '80s/early '90s such a memorable time. Friendships were formed through sharing music on cassette and writing letters. Each day the postman was eagerly awaited, and in those pre-privatisation days, the post came early. Meantime Records released a lot of great stuff, and the F.U.A.L album was one of the best, it has remained a favourite throughout the years. When Ian Armstrong, Meantime's head honcho, sent me the SOFA HEAD LP to review, the postman folded it to get it through the letter box. And it didn't snap! I returned after work to find it on the mat in a U shape. I tried my best to flatten it our under piles of books, but I could never get the opening track of each side to play. I bough myself another copy and gave the faulty one to Gaz, I think he still has it, it's such a great record. WAT TYLER were always fun, and Sean was, and remains, a friend. He helped us with the early SD Record releases, and to this day he will buy each issue of the zine. As the Southampton DIY punk scene came together, one of the first bands to come out of that burgeoning scene were Suicide Pact; they morphed into NOX MORTIS, who's demo is a thing of anarcho punk beauty. The tracks found their way on to two Meantime Records releases, the 'Shall We Dance' four band split 12", with one track on the 'Spleurk' compilation LP. Not Mortis were a great band. I would later go on to be in Portiswood with guitarist Paul. I was a little late to Dan and had to buy their first two albums retrospectively, but they were a fine band who I still listen to periodically today. CULTURE SHOCK really stuck a chord. I'm not sure if it was because we all missed the Subhumans so much, and this was a way to still enjoy Dick's wonderful lyrics and delivery or if we all just wanted to dance! Gaz and me were big fans, and they played a couple of great gigs in Southampton. THE STUPIDS don't really need an introduction, and although the 'Jesus Meets The Stupids' album may not be as well remembered as their first two, but it does include some great songs.
Five of the bands that Pete chose would have been in my sets if he hadn't already nabbed them.
Tony Suspect
Playlist:
BRATAKUS - The Hearse Song - from Ghouls Just Want To have Fun - Bandcamp
EAT MY FEAR - Fight Back - from Taking Back Space EP - Refuse
COSSED KEYS - True To You - from Saviors 12” - Hellminded
BOMBARDEMENT - Wheel Of Destruction - from s/t - Symphony Of Destruction
JOYCE MCKINNEY EXPERIENCE - Alone - From Boring Rock 7” - Heath Robinson
VISIONS OF CHANGE - Visions of Change - from s/t LP - Firefly
INSTIGATORS - Full Circle - from 7” - Double A
SNUFF - Not Listening - from 7” - Workers Playtime
HDQ - Falling - from Believe 7”- Looney Tunes
IMMOLATO TOMATOES - Split in Two - from third demo - self released
FILLER - Hurt to Say - from Goodbye To All That 7” - Fourth Dimension
HERESY - Everyday Madness Everyday - from Whose Generation 7” - In Your Face
EXIT CONDITION - Twisted Tracks - from Impact Time demo - self released
F.U.A.L - 20 Years On - from Fuck Up And Live LP - Meantime
SOFA HEAD - Greenhouse Days - from Pre Marital Yodelling LP - Meantime
WAT TYLER - No ID - from Contemporary Farming Issues 7” - Rugger Bugger
NOX MORTIS - In Memorium - from Spleurk! LP - Meantime
DAN - Blind Ignorance - from Mother With Child And Bunny! LP - Workers Playtime
CULTURE SHOCK - Pressure - from Onwards & Upwards LP - Bluurg
THE STUPIDS - Skid Row - from Jesus Meets The Stupids LP - Vinyl Solution
STRIKE ANYWHERE - I’m You’re Opposite Number - from Iron Front LP - Bridge Nine
Tuesday, 22 October 2019
Podcast 79
A little late but these days it's hard to fit everything in these days. Thankfully great new music keeps hitting my ears, keeping the enthusiasm levels topped up and saving me from sliding into the abyss.
Click to downloadPlaylist:
JODIE FASTER - No Gain Just Pain - from forthcoming album - Don't Trust The Hype / TNS / etc
MONDE DE MERDE - No Means No - from The Mess LP - Don't Trust The Hype / etc
COUPE GORGE - Addictions - from Troubles EP - Offside
BLEAKNESS - Frozen Ridge - from Frozen Ridge 12” - Sabotage
SELF ABUSE - Blowing A Fuse - from Blowing A Fuse 10” - Abused
PARDON US - If The Black Shirt Fits - from Wait LP - Everything Sucks
THE MOOR - Too Late - from s/t EP - Bandcamp
PESTCHORDS - Paralyzed - from s/t EP - Bandcamp
C-30S - Nothing To Do - from Shortage - Bandcamp
MISFORTUNE COOKIE - The Cipher - from Heavy Seas LP - Everything Sucks
AUSTERITY - We’re Not Evolved - from Anarcho Punk Dance Party - Every Man His Own Football / Quiet Backwater
GOOD RIDDANCE - Lo Que Sucede - from Thoughts & Prayers - Fat Wreck
FRACTURE - Reza - from Demo - Bandcamp
WOLFHOUR - Dead As Me - from Split 7” - Kibou/Amok/Kangaroo/Sick World
DOMESTICS - Cold Raw System - from Split 7” - Kibou/Amok/Kangaroo/Sick World
VIRUS - Duplicate - from Pathogens 10” - Grow Your Own
ARMOURED FLU UNIT - 180 BPM - from Crusading Nations 10” - Grow Your Own
SUBHUMANS - Thought Is Free - from Crisis Point LP - Pirates Press
Saturday, 21 September 2019
Podcast 78
Sunny days, but the evenings are getting darker and colder. Is it winter approaching or the apocalypse? Punk Rock may not have all the answers, but it knows the questions to ask...
Click to downloadPlaylist:
PIZZA TRAMP - There’s Been A Murder - from Grand Relapse LP - TNS
RASH DECISION - Protection - from Seaside Resort To Violence LP - Various
ROTTEN FOXES - Ship It In - from Arrive. Raise Hell, Leave 7” - Bandcamp
THE SLM - Zombie Shark - from Death Aquatic - Charlie’s Big Raygun
DANGER MAN - Patience - from Weapons Of Mass Distraction LP - Boss Tuneage
SPIRMBIRDS - All Rights Reserved - from Go To Hell Then Turn Left LP - Boss Tuneage
ANTI SOCIAL - Confession - from We The People EP - Serial Bowl
ZERO NEGATIVE - Hate - from Skate. Kill. Destroy CD - Serial Bowl
LOST CHERREES - Bigoted Nation - from Blank Pages LP - Grow Your Own
THE CONSCRIPTS - Champagne Socialist - from S/T - Byllepest Distro
KOHTI TUHOA - Ihmisen Kasvot - from Ihmisen Kasvot LP - La VIda Es Un Mus
NO STATIK - Uncommon Measures (EHSS17) - from 7” - What Did You Give Away When You Gave In? 7” - 25 Diamonds
SUBHUMANS - Terrorist In Waiting - from Crisis Point LP- Pirates Press
SEDITION - Why Fur? - from First Demo 7” - Screaming Babies
ANTI-SYSTEM - Breakout - from Live In Durham City - Boss Tuneage
JILTED JOHN - I'm Still Jilted John - from Live! - Boss Tuneage
Sunday, 18 August 2019
Podcast 77
After the nostalgia fest last time, we're back to the new stuff for this one (mostly), and there has been some good stuff released recently, plus please forgive a little self indulgence (thanks to Alan Baker for that footage, check out his You Tube page (link in the playlist below)).
Click to downloadPlaylist:
GUNS N WANKERS - Nervous - from Pop-Harccore-Metal-Silly (complete Recordings ’93-’94) LP - One Wanker
SANCTION THIS - Messy - from s/t LP - Grow Your Own
KING OF PIGS - Clocked In - from Fear Remains - Bandcamp
DESTINAZIONE FINALE - Condotta Sicura - from ST CD - Serial Bowl
PI$$ER - The Lie Is As Good As The Medicine - from Wretched Life 7” - Kibou etc
SUDOR - Fuera de Tu Rollo - from Causa General LP - Beat Generation
LARMA - Elitens Eskapism - from s/t - Bandcamp
RASH DECISION - First Of The Band To Die - from Deaner Skate Rock LP - DLH
HAMMERED HULLS - Written Words - from S/T EP - Dischord
MISFORTUNE COOKIE - All Dogs Are Nina - from Heavy Seas - Everything Sucks
HAGAR THE WOMB - Gaslighter - from Hagitate 10” - Grow Your Own
51ST STATE - Plastic President - from State Plastic 10” - Grow Your Own
TOMAR CONTROL - Mi Faro - from Nunca más callar LP - Amok
MINIMA - Jódete - from s/t LP - Static Shock
SHOKI - Sidewalk - from Promo - Bandcamp
HACK JOB - Get In The Back Of The Van - from the Please Worship Satan Responsibly 5” - Rip Roaring Shit Storm
ABRAZOS - The Forum Rules - Live At The Shooting Star, Southampton 27/07/2019 - You Tube
N/N - Abrazos - from Pasivos Muertos 7” - Lengua Armada
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