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Mendeku Diskak Vietnam
Punk, Oi! and Hardcore record label/mailorder from the Basque Country.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “-010- ORREAGA 778 "Utrimque Roditur" 12"”
I saw tons of great bands in the 80s at places like The Mabhuy Gardens, Thw Farm, and Gilman Street Project. Those bands had a sound and feeling that's hard to sum up--- they were Lo-Fi even thougb many were accomplished musicians,they were raw and crucial and provided a soundtrack for pissed off yourh who WERE going to be heard whether the system liked it or not----- sneak into the back entrance or kick in the door----- it didnt matter which. Condor sounds snd feels like some of the great 80s hardcore and punk bands that shaped the Punk/ Hardcore landscape of today. im not surprised-- this is a one man operation from the drummer of Rixe If you are into French Punk and Oi it is CRIMINAL not tp have this in your collection..
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SYNDROME 81 - Béton Nostalgie
by Syndrome 81
supported by 8 fans who also own “-010- ORREAGA 778 "Utrimque Roditur" 12"”
I think "Post-Oi" is a fitting term and i love that this music exists. Music to be sad in the city
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DE #110 BLACK AUBERGINE demo CASSETTE
by Discos Enfermos
Heady hardcore punk from Black Aubergine has groove, heft, and an experimental edge percolating behind the blown-out surface.
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Fear b/w Doubt
by Jellicoe & Woodbury
Toronto hardcore upstarts go for the establishment's throat with back-to-back bouts of Jawbreaker-esque fury.
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Bridging Electricity
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Hard-charging street punk with searing riffs and anthemic, shout-along choruses from Chicago's Lost Legion.
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Bridging Electricity
by Lost Legion
supported by 7 fans who also own “-010- ORREAGA 778 "Utrimque Roditur" 12"”
I never dug single sided records because it seems a waste of vinyl but holy hell is this slab fucking worth it. 3 amazing songs that leave you wanting more. The female vox on the 3rd song add a lot to the whole package. So glad to have grabbed this, and looking forward to the physical copy of the next release.
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