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Sunday, March 29, 2026

Radio : EXD 1381 - Sunday March 29, 2026




This is episode 1381 of EXD and was put together by Andre Zadorozny, Bee Traverse, Christian Overall, Rob Ferraz, and Stephen Perry. On this edition :
  • An all Japanese set featuring Ferocious X, Battle of Disarm, and Contrast Attitude 
  • Varied UK 80’s punk with Anti-System, Shrapnel, and Symbol of Freedom 
  • New releases by Gentilesky, Censer, The Pox, Ratpiss, Stabber, World I Hate, Guzoo, Warden, Straggler, Sin Bin, and Aneraxt 
  • The return of show listings (with a ticket giveaway for the Lambrini Girls)
  • Convikt in our demo feature 
  • We’re starting out with some post punk and anarchist bands.
GOUKA - Sense of Superiority (Break the Record) 

Mixed Bag (Stephen)
WARSAW - Do Like the Natives (Friends) 
CAPTAIN SENSIBLE - (What D'Ya Give) The Man Who's Gotten Everything (Crass
FLUX OF PINK INDIANS - The Value of Nothing 
SLEEPING DOGS - Soldier (Crass
GENTILESKY - Chasing the Light (Slovenly) from Sardinia and Turkey 
THE KIDS - Borderline (Belly Button

Post & garage punk (Bee) 
MISFITS - Harpies in the Night (live recording, ‘77) 
CENSER - The Wheel (Self released) 
GUL - Aquesta vida és un malson (Atemptat Sonor) 
THE POX - Crockpot Empires (self-released) 
STATION MODEL VIOLENCE - Drip Away (Static Shock) 

Japan Set (Andre) 
IKKASHINJU - Rant (Premium Records) 
FEROCIOUS X - Upprepa Tragedin (Black Conflik)  
BATTLE OF DISARM - Cash And Greed (Crustwar) 
REALITY CRISIS - Fragments (Profane Existence)  

CONTRAST ATTITUDE - Dot And Line (MCR Company) 
ABIZMO - Violência (Strong Mind)
NINE PERCENT - Arson (Self-Released) 
SUPER STRUCTURE - Fades (DAZE)

Show Listings segment
 
We have a ticket contest for the Lambrini Girls on Tuesday April 28th at the Concert Hall. Send an e-mail to contests@ciut.fm with Lambrini Girls ticket giveaway in the subject line and a winner will be picked at random on Monday (tomorrow) at noon. 

Power Violence (Stephen)
WORLD I HATE - Closing In (Convulse
OUTGROW MADNESS - Chef’s Kiss (Thrash Tapes)  
SLUND - Dance With Danger (Self-released)
LILIXELBE - Submit (Coxinha) 
GUZOO - El hombre con los dientes de cristal (Junko
NEGATIVE SUN - Smear Campaign (Self-Released)
WARDEN - Fools Know No Peace (Self-Released)  

New Releases (Chris) 
RATPISS - Gay Sex (Self-released) 
ITSENÄISYYSPÄIVÄ - Ladattava Herra (Self-released) 
SPIRITUAL LAW - The Cleansing (Broken Skull / Human Future / Discos Enfermos) 
PLEASURE - Swabbed (Brainrotter
STABBER - Sick Thoughts (Kick Rock) 

Power violence (Stephen)
STRAGGLER - Without a Country (To Live a Lie) 
SIN BIN - Ariaga (Self-Released) 
PRAGER YOUTH - Fuck ICE (Self-Released) 
ANERAXT - Dead Rotten Mad Martyr (Self-Released) 
C.H.O.U. - Chaotic Humanity Observation Union (Self-Released) 
MDOP - Merchant’s Hope (Self-Released)  
CURBED - Dead CEOs (Self-Released)

UK Eighty-something (Chris)
THE FITS - Odd Bod Mod (Beat The System !!) 
ACTIVES - Riot (Quiet) 
LEGION OF PARASITES - Hypocrite (Fight Back / General Speech)  
ANTI-SYSTEM - Rhetorical Stagnation (Reconciliation Records) 
SHRAPNEL - They Are Wrong (Hand In Hand) 
SYMBOL OF FREEDOM - Another Day (Hand In Hand) 

Demo Feature
 
Last week in the South End interview we spoke about Convikt at a show in St. Catharines. Thought we play them in our demo feature tonight. I came across a recording called Boot Party and not found on their bandcamp so this might be something rare. 

CONVIKT - Boot Party (Self-released) 
CONVIKT - Leech (Self-released) 
CONVIKT - Clockwork Orange (Self-released) 
CONVIKT - Violence (Self-released) 
CONVIKT - Pigman (Self-released) 
CONVIKT - Alone Together (Self-released) 
CONVIKT - Fortunate Son (Self-released) 

Ska outro 
ISMATIC GURU - What Were You Thinking (Self-released)
JOHN COOPER CLARKE - Gimmix (Epic)

Sunday, December 8, 2024

Radio : EXD 1313 - Sunday December 8, 2024

 

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On this edition of EXD, 
  • New releases by Ratpiss, Nagasaki Sunrise, Seudo Youth, X2000, Alien Nosejob 
  • A set on Cuban punk with bands like Los Piratas and Rotura 
  • An interview with Annhilated 
  • A scene report on Leeds by Bobby Cole with the Flex, The Apparition, and Tramadol 
  • A preview of the Maldita show in Hamilton 
  • A set of grindcore with Plutocracy, ENT, and Insect Warfare 
  • A demo feature on Lyfe Skillz from Kitchener 

This episode was put together by Andre Zadorozny, Bee Traverse, Christian Overall, Rob Ferraz, and Stephen Perry.

SHA-LONDON - 脳天ファイラ (Incest) 

Grindcore (Bee) 
RATPISS - Piss (live) (Self released)  
PLUTOCRACY - Sniping Pigz (Six Weeks) 
DAHMER - Henry Lee Lucas (Self released) 
EXTREME NOISE TERROR - Knee Deep in Shit (Discipline) 
INSECT WARFARE - Death to False Grind (625 Thrashcore) 

Yet another Mixed Bag (Rob) 
STARCRAWLER - Chicken Woman (Rough Trade) 
AU PAIRS - Come Again (Human Records) 
AGENT ORANGE - Everything Turns Grey (Posh Boy) 
YOUTH BRIGADE - Care (Agressive Rockproduktionen)
ALIEN NOSEJOB - The Ostrich (Anti Fade) 

New Releases and Teasers (Chris) 
NAGASAKI SUNRISE - War Magick (Self-released / Symphony of Destruction)  
SEUDO YOUTH - M*A*S*H (Going Underground
X2000 - Tren De Aragua (Symphony of Destruction)  
AG-3 - Sell Me the Idea (AEKS / Brainrotter)  
KING’S COMMAND - Breaking Chains (Total Supply)  

Cuban Punk (Andre) 
ADICTOX - Matalo 
ESKORIA - Elpidio Valdés 
ARRABIO - Cerebros Manipulados
LOS PIRATAS - Enriqueta
ROTURA - Futuro Obscuro

Sources: 

Annihilated interview (Bobby Cole) 
THE ANNIHILATED - Push Me Around / Abuse of Power (Self-Released) 
Interview with Bobby Cole (CIUT) 
THE ANNIHILATED - Annihilate (Self-Released) 







Show preview 14 Dec 2024 @ Vertigogo (Chris) 
INDIGNATION - Scorched Earth Policy (Self-released)  
DECADE - Its Still Too Late (Black Konflik / Insane Society / Monolith / Audacious Madness / Distro-y / Headnoise / Black Against Night)   
DESICCATE - Bastard (Self-released)  
MALDITA - Activismo (Cursed Blessings

Leeds scene report (Bobby Cole) 
THE FLEX - Beechwood Terrace (Static Shock)  
TORMENTED IMP - Ur Done (Brainrotter
THE APPARITION - Mahlzeit (Brainrotter)
MOTHER NATURE - Weights in the Basement (Donor
TRAMADOL - Death's Pawn (Donor

Demo Feature 
LYFE SKILLZ from Kitchener are playing a show at the Doc Ellis on Dec 19th -  

LYFE SKILLZ - You’re Mine (Self-Released) 
LYFE SKILLZ - Let It Die (Self-Released) 
LYFE SKILLZ - Pizza Guy (Self-Released) 
LYFE SKILLZ - Bumblebee (Self-Released) 
LYFE SKILLZ - Cycle (Self-Released) 
LYFE SKILLZ - What a Day (Self-Released) 

 B-SIDES - Spy vs Spy (Friends) 

Sunday, September 29, 2024

Radio : EXD 1303 - Sunday September 29, 2024



 

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On this edition of EXD, 
  • A feature on thrash with S.O.B., Attitude Adjustment, and Voivod 
  • New releases by P.I.G., Blockage, Inner Peace, Suffocating Madness, Krayat, Satanic Togas, and Frvits 
  • A preview of the Street Code show 
  • Live recordings with tracks from Ratpiss and Appendix 
  • A celebratation National Edge Day with Planet on a Chain, Bajo Control, and Street Justice 
  • A feature on punk gangs in the early years with bands like BFG, The Strike, Judge 
ECHTHROS - Horrible wound - The flood (Iron Lung

Thrash (Bee) 
S.O.B. - Thrash Night /Freak Out/ (Selfish) 
SLAUGHTER - Tyrant of Hell (Diabolic Force) 
ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT - Hunger & Poverty (Pusmort) 
SACRILEGE - At Death’s Door (Children of the Revolution) 
LIFELESS DARK - Radiation Sickness (Self-released) 
VOIVOD - Ravenous Medicine (Noise International)
DETENTE - It’s Your Fate (Metal Blade) 

New Stuff (Andre) 
P.I.G. - This Is What Our Ruling Class Has Decided Will Be Normal (1753
PURGATORIO - Una Broma (1753
BLOCKAGE - Growing Pains (DBNO)  
IT’S ALL GOOD - Livin’ Proof (DAZE
ALL DUE RESPECT - Gone For Good (DAZE
INNER PEACE - Are You Still Mad At Me (Self-Released)  

New Releases (Chris) 
SUFFOCATING MADNESS - Shove Yer Cross Up My Ass (Toxic State)   
KRAYAT - Фалш-Falseness (Doomtown / Uprising Hardcore Distro) -   
INFERNO PERSONALE - Follia (Symphony of Destruction / Neon Taste)  
DECADE - Frozen Hell (Unreleased) 
WOLFCHARGE - Addiction Industry (Unreleased) 

New Releases (Rob) 
SATANIC TOGAS - 1998 (Goodbye Boozy
FRVITS - Eat Fruits Piss Rocks (Slovenly
COMPULSION - Compulsion (Council) 
PAINT FUMES - Crime of Love (Slovenly) 
BY OCTOPI - Ramone (Cartridge Heart)

National Edge Day 
October 17th is National Edge Day which started being observed since 1999. It’s most prominent in Boston where the idea came from but also is observed in places as far away as Sao Paolo and Gothenberg. The day was picked in celebration of Ten Yard Fight’s last show.


KEEP IT CLEAR - Something to Prove (Self-Released)  
PLANET ON A CHAIN - About to End (Revelation) 
BAJO CONTROL - Libres de drogas (Self-Released)
xINVICTUSx - Old White Men (Ugly and Proud) 
STREET JUSTICE - Taste of Meat (Self-Released) 

STREET CODE SHOW SET PLUS 3 - October 18, 2024 
AIN’T RIGHT - Swing For The Fences (PILS)  
NO HEART - Echoes Of Yesterday (Longshot)  
BLACK DOGS - Bleed (Longshot) N/C/E 
STREET CODE - Let Me Go (Self-Released)
BIG BOSS - Year Of The Rat (Primator Crew)
GROUNDHOG - Social Deviation (Self-Released)  
FORCE MAJEURE - Au Gré Des Semaines 

It’s Alive!! (Chris) 
RATPISS - Black Snot (Self-released)  
APPENDIX - Itsemurha (1753)  
ABSOLUT - Noose (Prescription)  
SKALP - Unterwerfung (SFA)
CRISIS PARTY - Numbers (Self released) 

Punk Gangs (Stephen) 
BFG - Exploding Gluebags (Back Alley) 
CHRONIC SUBMISSION - Urban Violence (Schizophrenic) 
THE STRIKE - Gang Warfare (Captain Oi!) 
7 SECONDS - The Crew (BYO) 
YOUTH OF TODAY - Youth Crew (Revelation)
JUDGE - New York Crew (Schism) 
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES - Join the Army (Caroline) 

RUDE BOY - Detroit Ska City

Sunday, May 5, 2024

Radio : EXD 1282 - Sunday May 5th, 2024






On this edition of EXD, a set on early DC emo with bands like Rites of Spring, Embrace, and Gray Matter. A UK hardcore set on songs about youth featuring Blitz, The Skeptix, and Xtract. New releases featuring Faucheuse, Sordid Vision, Cell Deth, X, Jaguar 777, and Schedule 1. A tribute to Gary Floyd from the Dicks. Our demo feature this week is the second Kleener cassette that came out on Broken Skull cassettes. I spoke with Bee and Stella from the band and they will set that up for us at the end of the show. 

THE DICKS - Hope You Get Drafted (R Radical Records) 

(Mostly) New Releases (Chris) 
FAUCHEUSE - Ville Interdite (Symphony of Destruction)  
ABYECTA - La Plaga (Symphony of Destruction)   
PARALLAX SMILE - White Tears (Kink)  
SORDID VISION - Backlash (Lughole)  
CELL DETH - White Lies (Sewercide)  

New Releases (Rob)
 X - Hate City (Dirt Cult
JAGUAR 777 - Death Ride (Khannibalism)  
CHEMTRAILS - Apocalypstick (Self-released) 
SCHEDULE 1 - Nothing at All (Council/ Mendeku Diskak) 
SKATING POLLY - Classless Act (Self-released) 

Youthful UK (Chris) 
MENACE - Last Years Youth (Small Wonder) 
BLITZ - Youth (No Future) 
THE SKEPTIX - …So the Youth (Rock-O-Rama) 
ABRASIVE WHEELS - Voice of Youth (Riot City) 
XTRACT - Blame It On The Youth (Pax) 

Early Emo/ Emotional Hardcore (Nicky)
THE HATED - Words Come Back (Numero Group)  
RITES OF SPRING - Hain’s Point (Dischord)   
ONE LAST WISH - Break to Broken (Dischord)
MOSS ICON - Kick the Can (Ebullition)  
EMBRACE - Give Me Back (Dischord)  
GRAY MATTER - Take it Back (Dischord) 
 
Gary Floyd tribute 
Gary Floyd died on Tuesday in San Francisco. Floyd grew up in Palestine, Texas as a conscientious objector. I am going to try and give you a sense of the band’s Reagan-era politics in this set. Most aggressively upfront was Floyd himself, a fat, openly gay man who often wore drag while performing to Eighties Texas crowds. “Dicks Hate the Police,” has become one of the most covered songs in the punk scene. I could probably do a show on covers of this song. So in our tribute to Gary Floyd we are going to start there. 

THE DICKS - The Dicks Hate the Police (Radical) 
THE DICKS - Anti-Klan (Part 1) 
THE DICKS - Kill From The Heart 
THE DICKS - Off-duty Sailor 
THE DICKS - Nobody Asked Me 
BUTTHOLE SURFERS 

Early 2024 Can Con 
ABSOLUT - Madhouse (Prescription) 
BRAIN ITCH - Destitution (Self-released)  
BOOTLICKER - Mercy Dog (Neon Taste / Static Shock)  
RATPISS - Piss (Self-released)  
KRASH - There’s No Escape (Blown Out Media)  

Demo Feature 
Tonight’s demo feature is a band from Toronto called Kleener. They have two cassettes recorded. We are going to feature their latest which is out on Broken Skull cassettes which is a Toronto cassette label. I was able to speak with Bee (drummer) and Stella (bassist) earlier on the week.  

KLEENER - Intro / Hot Coals (Broken Skull) 
KLEENER - Surface Skin (Broken Skull) 
KLEENER - Kapur Mortuum (Broken Skull) 
KLEENER - Hindi Ko Kayo Titigilan (Broken Skull) 
KLEENER - Pit Stop (Broken Skull) 
KLEENER - Another / Motorcycle Song (Broken Skull)

Sunday, March 3, 2024

Radio : EXD 1293 - Sunday March 3, 2024

 

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On this edition of EXD:
- songs inspired by Brian Mulroney (Random Killing, Hype, DOA, SCUM)
- a deeper look into Detroit hardcore (The Meatmen, The Fix, Earthmover, Rzl Dzl)
- new post punk (Generation, Spectres)
- new releases (Rat Piss, Ritual Warfare, and Sex Virgin Killer) 
- a comparative analysis between Children of the Revolution and Pusmort Records. 
- some classics like Weirdos and Suicide Commandoes. 
- screamo with Basque and Train Breaks Down

C KRIT - Negative Approach Lyrics (Tetryon Tapes)

Mulroney inspired set (Stephen)
Brian passed away on Leap Day. All the eulogizing is making me think he was a great guy when he wasn’t. I strongly recommend the book “On the Take” by Stevie Cameron. The book documents crime corruption and greed in government during the Mulroney Years. He visited York University and the students pelted him with dried pasta chanting “We’re Tired, We’re Boney, We’re eating macaroni”. He sold us out to the Americans and screwed this country over. Here are some songs to remind us of that side starting out with 
RANDOM KILLING - Take our flag (Aardvark)
HYPE - Free Trade (Fringe) 
RANDOM KILLING - Politicians (Raw Energy) 
DOA - 51st State (Sudden Death
SCUM - American Mould (Psyche) 

Post-Punk (André) 
TALKING POINT - Sleep It Off (Self-Released)  
STAND STILL - Steps Ascending (Daze
GENERATION - Satellites And Suns (Sunday Drive)  
HUSHMONEY - Bad for you (Sunday Drive)  
LIE - Drowning in Piss (Mint) 
SPECTRES - Chain Reaction (Artoffact)  

New Releases (Christian)
HOOD RATS - Fuck The Police (Dirt Cult / Bachelor)  
ARGH - Meteorismo 2084 (Discos Enfermos)  
RATPISS - Shit (Self-released)  
RITUAL WARFARE - Destroyers (Plasmatics) (Sewercide) 
SEX VIRGIN KILLER - Bright Nightmare (Lilii Sound Loom)   

Rob 
BOZO - Clowns All Over the World (Self released) 
WORKERS COMP - Eviction Notice (Self released) 
WEIRDOS - A Life of Crime (Demo) (Bomp) 
The SUICIDE COMMANDOS - Attacking the Beat 
ALAN MILMAN SECT - Stitches in My Head - I Wanna Kill Someone 

Detroit Hardcore (André / Stephen) 
We both went to see the screening on Sunday. Here's some thoughts.....
THE MEATMEN - 1 Down 3 To Go (Touch and Go)
THE FIX - Vengeance (Touch n Go) 
NECROS - Wargame (Touch n Go)
YOUTH PATROL - Americas Power (Touch ‘N Go)
L SEVEN - Secrets (Touch ‘n Go Special Forces)
 
There are generations afterwards of hardcore to grow in it's wake. 
COLD AS LIFE - How Much Longer? (CTYC Prod.) 
VARSITY - Coming To An End (Nonsense Records) 
WALLS OF JERICHO - Misanthropy (Trustkill Records) 
EARTHMOVER - Turnaround (Genet Records) 
RZL DZL - Ignorance Is Bliss (Lockin’ Out) 

Label profile - COR/Pusmort (Chris) 
POTENTIAL THREAT - Brainwashed (COR)  
CHAOS UK - Detention Centre (COR) 
ONSLAUGHT - Thermonuclear Devastation (COR / Pusmort) 
EXTREME NOISE TERROR - Fucked Up System (Manic Ears) 
SEPTIC DEATH - Forest of the Megalomaniac (Pusmort) 

Screamo (Nicky)  
TRAIN BREAKS DOWN - Permanent as Your Errors (Self-versed)
NO QUIERO ESTAR AQUI - Aflicciones (Self-released) 
GXLLIUM! - If Hector Was a Beaver (Self-released) 
NO HEIRLOOM - Dross (Zegma Beach)

New Canadian releases (Stephen)
EXCITED TO DIE - Downfall (Self-Released) 
SUSPEX - Status Quo (Self-Released) 
TENAZ - Mas que una verdad (Self-Released) 
PSYCHBIKE - Wake Up Call (Self-Released)
PAVEL STROKE - Teladan Stadium (Self-Released)

Sunday, March 12, 2023

Radio : EXD 1243 - Sunday March 12th, 2023

 

On tonight's show we pay tribute to Jae Apple who passed away on March 2nd 2023. In honour of International Women's Day, Chris features some highlights for Yell Out Fest in Montreal next weekend. Andre looks at some of Rollins' deep cuts for a feature on discogs. Andre also does an audio show review for the recent Combust show that took place last weekend. Rob looks at the 90's garage punk scene. Stephen does a mod feature on the Chords.  Chris features some new releases. And a demo feature by Obedient who are a west coast cross channel punk band out of BC. 


A.P.P.L.E. - Peace is Possible (Vinyl Communications

International Women’s Day - Yell Out Fest - Montréal (Chris) 
Friday, March 17th Evening @ Foufounes Électriques
LAURA KRIEG - Tout S’effondre Tout Va Bien (Detriti)
OF THE VEIL - Wild Like Honey (Self released
Saturday, March 18th Matinée @ L’Achoppe 
DEADBOLT  - Natural Born Hater (Ice Island Hardcore) 
RATPISS - Bring Back 80’s Speed (Self released
Saturday, March 18th Evening @ Foufounes Électriques 
CELL DEATH - Pickpocket (Sewercide
DOGMA - Witch Hunt (The Mob) (Pils)

SOCCER TEAM - Lazy Colonist (Dischord
THE SODS - Police (Medley)
Bands that played at the Combust show
THE FACT - Seein’ Red (Homie Shit Magazine
BURNING LORD - Mirror Of Lies (Tribe Dream
EXHIBITION - Can This Last Forever? (Triple B
COMBUST - Why I Hate (Cash Only) 
C4 - Real Estate Barons (Triple B
SINGLE WOUND - Drop the Knife (Self-Released

90s Garage (Rob) 
THEE MIGHTY CAESARS - 1977 (Hangman)
NEW BOMB TURKS - Dragstrip Riot (Crypt
GAUNT - Jim Motherfucker (Get Hip
TEENGENERATE - Let’s Get Hurt (Crypt
TEEN CRUD COMBO - Wash Dish (Deranged)

Mod feature - The Chords (Stephe) 
The Chords commonly associated with the 1970s mod revival, were from South East London. They formed in 1978 when singer/guitarist Billy Hassett and his bassist cousin, Martin Mason, advertised for musicians in the NME and found guitarist and songwriter, Chris Pope. By March 1979 The Chords were taking the stage. They gigged continuously over the spring and summer, headlining two mod festivals at London's Marquee Club and recording their first BBC Radio 1 session for DJ John Peel in early July. They also featured, along with some of their fans, on the cover of Time Out magazine. Amongst their early supporters were Paul Weller, who saw one of their first concerts, and Sham 69's Jimmy Pursey, who signed the group to his JP Productions company. The quartet recorded a handful of demos for Pursey, before the relationship soured after he heckled The Undertones at a concert which the Chords had opened. Polydor then signed the band to a recording contract. For their debut single, the Chords chose one of the songs recorded for Pursey, "Now It's Gone", re-recorded it and had it released in September 1979. It rose to No. 63 in the UK Singles Chart. 
 
THE CHORDS - Don't Look Back (Polydor) 
THE CHORDS - Maybe Tomorrow (Polydor) 

They followed it up in January 1980 with "Maybe Tomorrow", which, bolstered by rave reviews in the press, shot in to the UK Top 40. A second Peel session was recorded in March, and the next month their third single, "Something's Missing", arrived. This taster for their debut album, So Far Away, reached No. 55. The album made No. 30 in the UK Albums Chart in May, bolstered by a UK tour. 

THE CHORDS - Something's Missing (Polydor) 

The album included two cover versions; Sam & Dave's "Hold On, I'm Comin'" and The Beatles' "She Said She Said". AllMusic gave So Far Away 4.5 stars, the second highest rating possible. "The British Way of Life" single arrived in July and reached No. 54, 

THE CHORDS - The British Way of Life (Polydor) 
THE CHORDS - In My Street (Polydor) 

"In My Street", released in October, topped out at No. 50. This song would go on to represent the band in many mod comps through the generations. The group continued touring, until a show at London's Music Machine in November 1980. The Chords sacked Hassett, and the former Vibrators' singer Kip Herring stepped in. The old line-up was featured on the cover of their next single, "One More Minute", which arrived in May 1981. It was a flop, as was August's "Turn Away Again", and the Chords called it a day the following month. In 1986, a live album entitled No One's Listening Anymore was issued, which was recorded at the Rainbow room in 1980. A decade later, the double album compilation CD, This Is What They Want was released. In August 2010, The Chords went back on the road with their original line-up, promoting the single, "Another Thing Coming", and playing gigs across the UK. They also toured Australia and Japan in 2012. A DVD, What Became of the People We Used To Be - The History of The Chords was available from May 2012, charting the band's rise to cult status. Here's a track from the live recording.

THE CHORDS - I'm Not Sure (Unicorn) 

New Releases (Chris) 
TIIKERI - Punk on mun elämä (Open Up and Bleed / Vox Populi) 
TIO WISE - Bake A Cake (Dirtbag Distro
SHITTY LIFE - Out of the Scheme (11PM / Budget Living / Lo-fi Lo-life
MORTAR - The System Fucks You Up (NNNW
SEX VIRGIN KILLER - Devil (Lilii Sound Loom) 

RUM RUNNER - What's The Music Mean To You (Stumble)
IQ78 - Bring It Back (Self-Released)
THE LORRAINAS - Superman Garbageman (Mom’s Basement /Surfin’ Ki
OUT OF ORDER - Stay With Me (Self-Released)
2-PUMP LOUIE - Knockdown (Federal Dog / 2-Bone) 

Demo Feature 
OBEDIENT refer to themselves as cross channel basement hardcore because one member is in Vancouver and another is in Victoria. The songs were originally recorded in 2019 and re-recorded in 2020. The vocals were laid down in January of this year. 

OBEDIENT - Over It (Slow Death) 
OBEDIENT - Dead to Me (Slow Death) 
OBEDIENT - Black Out and Block (Slow Death) 
OBEDIENT - Want to Die (Slow Death)