This is episode 1388 of EXD and was put together by Andre Zadorozny, Bee Traverse, Christian Overall, Rob Ferraz, and Stephen Perry.
On this edition of EXD
- A feature interview with Greg Jarvis about the Gerard Malanga event and his band Flowers of Hell. We also get interesting stories about Malcolm MacLaren Sex Pistols management and Terry Chimes from the Clash.
- A look at the Viva Umkhonto compilation, a compilation to fundraise for the ANC.
- New releases by Void Bringer, Sudden Waves, Extinction of Mankind, Closetalkers, Indikator B, Active Bastards, and Stand Against Fear.
- Classics by the Australian Death Sentence, 76% Uncertain, The Ex, The Statics, Angel Hair, Tenpole Tudor.
- Show listings for the next week.
- The Many are in this week’s demo feature.
THE FORGOTTEN REBELS - Screaming Fist (Self-Released)
A compilation released in 1987 on a Dutch label Konkurrel. The objective was to raise money for Umkhonto Um Sizwe, the military wing of the ANC. The recordings were done at Inner Ear Studios which is the label that all the early Dischord bands recorded at.
B.G.K. - Nothing Can Go Wrong (Konkurrel)
76% UNCERTAIN- Another (Konkurrel)
KAFKA PROSESS - Children of Love (Konkurrel)
EVERYTHING FALLS APART - Pain (Konkurrel)
THE EX - Dallas, Texas 1988 (Konkurrel)
Mixed Bag (Andre)
DEATH SENTENCE - Benevolent Intervention (MFI)
VOID BRINGER - Sacred Right (Self-Released)
NYLON - Proclivity (Self-Released)
SUDDEN WAVES - Moonshot (Self-Released)
REALISTIC - Stone Cold/Mansplain (Thrash Tapes)
Mixed Bag (Rob)
THE STATICS - Sooprize package for Mr. Mineo (Real)
LYFE SK!LLZ - What A Day (Cartridge Heart)
ANGEL HAIR - You Were Ugly But You Got Cute Again (Gravity)
HEADCHEESE - Loss Prevention (Slow Death)
WIRE - Dot Dash (Harvest)
New releases and a Teaser (Chris)
GRIMEND - Distinct Extinction (Self-released)
EXTINCTION OF MANKIND - Fucked Up Society (Xtinction)
FIXATIONS - Start a Riot (Self-released)
CLOSE TALKERS - Institution (No Norms)
INDIKATOR B - Zadnja Stanica (General Speech / Autsajder Produkcija / Adult Crash)
Show Listings segment (Stephen)
New Releases - Punk (Stephen)
STAND AGAINST FEAR - London Calling (Music Farm)
THE EAST VANDALS - Holiday in El Salvador (Self-Released)
ACTIVE BASTARDS - Into the Abyss (No Fuss)
Flowers of Hell interview (Stephen)
FLOWERS OF HELL are playing at the Gerard Malanga event on June 24th at the Paradise Cinema. They are performing the songs of the Velvet Underground for that event. The band features many members and play in an orchestra style but the band leaders roots are in punk. I had a chance to speak with Greg Jarvis who is the band’s ring leader and we start out by talking about the song we just heard Opt Out (Edit)
FLOWERS OF HELL - Opt Out (Edit) (Self-Released)
Interview with Greg Jarvis (CIUT)
SEX PISTOLS - God Save The Queen
Interview with Greg Jarvis (CIUT)
THE CLASH - Police & Thieves (CBS)
Interview with Greg Jarvis (CIUT)
TENPOLE TUDOR - Swords of a Thousand Men
Interview with Greg Jarvis (CIUT)
FLOWERS OF HELL - O Superman (Self-Released)
THE MANY featuring Jake, the drummer from Mil-Spec on vocals. He describes the project as the Mob meets New York Hoods.
THE MANY - Intro (Self-Released)
THE MANY - I Got It (Self-Released)
THE MANY - The Few (Self-Released)
THE MANY - In Plain Sight (Self-Released)
THE MANY - Rat’s Ass (Self-Released)
THE MANY - Last Time (Dub) (Self-Released)
THE MANY - People’s Action (Self-Released)
Ska outro
THE FAINTEST IDEA - Hoods Up Heads Down (TSN / Jump Start)