Radio : EXD 1231 - Sunday, December 18th, 2022

One tonight’s show we have Chris’s Year in Review albums picks so a sneak peak into full lengths for the year that was 2022. Andre has a set of music new to him but not really new. Rob has a mixed bag of new and old releases. I put together a nostalgic set of songs about Thatcher inspired by nephew who you will hear from. Download the show here. 

But up first a tribute to Jet Black which gets to why we opened with “Down in the Sewer”. Jet Black (R.I.P.) - Died Dec. 6th, 2022. Jet Black (real name - Brian Jones Duffy) died on December 6th, 2022. Jet was the drummer and founding member of the Guilford Stranglers. Jet was a successful business man owning a fleet of ice cream vans, The Jackpot which was an off license that would serve as the Stranglers home base, and one of the first home brewing facilities. Jet was a drummer in the late 50s / early 60’s and returned to drumming in 1974 starting up the Stranglers. Although Jet’s drumming was described as basic with some jazz influences the songs Down in the Sewer and Duchess exhibit more frantic drumming.

THE STRANGLERS - Down in the Sewer (United Artists) 
THE STRANGLERS - Duchess (United Artists) 
THE STRANGLERS - The Raven (United Artists)
THE STRANGLERS - Nuclear Device (United Artists)

Chris top 10 LPs of 2022: No order
UNSANITARY NAPKIN - Peter Thiel (Literal Fucking Vampire) (Slimebag / Always Never Fun / Limbless) 
NIGHTFEEDER - Species on the Brink (Self-Released)
INYECCIÓN - La Integracion (Discos Enfermos)
SWAB - Hippies Still Exist (And I Hate Them) (Hardcore Victim)
LONG KNIFE - Curb Stomp Earth (Beach Impediment / Black Water)
BOMBARDEMENT - Prédateur (Symphony of Destruction)
SAVAGEHEADS - Prisoner of the CIA (Social Napalm)
MOCK EXECUTION - Mock Execution (La Vida Es Un Mus)
CRUTCHES - Stopp I Huet (Not Enough / Phobia / Profane Existence)
RIGOROUS INSTITUTION - Laughter (Black Water / Black Konflik / Symphony of Destruction)

Rob
MORAL PANIC - White Knuckles (Alien Snatch / Robellion / Slovenly) 
THE LICKS - 1970's Have Been Made In Hong Kong (Cherry Red / Overground)
SWELL MAPS - Real Shocks (Cherry Red)
T.P.I. - She’s Too Clever For Me (Self-Released)
S.U.G.A.R. - Heartbreaker (Alien Snatch) 

New To Me Set (Andre)
RESIST CONTROL - Liberty in America (Feral Kid)
PLEASURE LEFTISTS - Passing In A Ghost Ship (Feral Kid)
SQUINT - Pig Pen (Sunday Drive)
SWEEPING PROMISES - Hunger For A Way Out (Feel It)
DEAD BROKE - Sludgehammer (Self-Released)
NOSEDIVE - Bad Mood (Best Wishes)
NO BRAINER - To You (Best Wishes)

Maggie Maggie Maggie
Margaret Thatcher served as the prime minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990. Nicknamed the Iron Lady, Thatcher was known for her steadfast conservative politics. Thatcher's term coincided with a boom in English music in the wake of the punk movement, and much of this music harshly criticized her policies or straight up attacked her on a personal level. Bands tapped into the atmosphere of anger and discontent in Thatcher's England, singing about everything from high unemployment rates to the Falklands War. I was talking about this with my brother in law and his son on the weekend and he had some chants that became earworms that became something I had to revisit in the show this week. Here is part of a conversation with my nephew - Dylan as we talk about slogans.

KLAUS NOMI - Ding Dong (RCA)
THE NOTSENSIBLES - (I'm in Love with) Margaret Thatcher (Redball / Snotty Snail
THE LARKS - Maggie Maggie Maggie (Out Out Out) (Exhaltation)
CRASS - How Does It Feel (CRASS)
THE VARUKERS - Thatcher's Fortress (Rot)
THE EXPLOITED - Maggie (Combat)

A Final Listen to PILS 2022 (Chris)
B.A.L.M. SQUAD - No Pride in Genocide (PILS)
B.A.L.M. SQUAD - Sewercide (PILS)
ACID CROSS - To Kill a Lich (PILS)
ACID CROSS - Mistwraith (PILS)
UZU - مستحيل (PILS)
UZU - ماذا تبقّى؟ (PILS)

Radio - Sunday, March 14th, 2021

Tonight's show starts out with a retroactive correction programming some sets for International Women's Day. St. Patrick's Day is coming up so we have a set of Celtic punk. And a feature interview with the Hard Toms - a punk rock Tom Jones tribute band. Download the show here.

MOSTLY CRUDE - Gasoline (Self-Released)

International Women's Day 
THE SLITS - I Heard it Through the Grapevine (Island)
SWEEPING PROMISES - Atelier (Feel It)
PRIMETIME - Tied Down (La Vida Es Un Mus)
L I T H I C S - Twisting Vine (Trouble in Mind)
X RAY SPEX - Warrior in Woolworths (EMI)

XYLITOL - I Have Free Will (Thrilling Living) 

VICE SQUAD - I Dare to Breathe (Last Rockers)
SVETLANAS - Pussification of Punkrock (Demons Run Amok)
X - Goodbye Year, Goodbye (Fat Possum)
THE BOMBPOPS - House on Fire (Fat Wreck Chords)
 

PLEASURE VENOM - Fascist (Self-Released)
BIG JOANIE - It’s You (Third Man In)
MAAFA - Welfare (Self-Released)
PUSSY LIQUOR - Lady Wank (J.S.N.T.G.M.)
MALDITA - Callar (Self-Released)

St. Patrick’s Day is coming up on Wednesday. So we programmed a set of Celtic punk to celebrate the occasion. 

POGUES - Waxie's Dargle (Stiff)
THE MAHONES - Whiskey in the Jar (Whiskey Devil / Stumble / True North)
NORTH ALONE - Alright Alt-Right (Mad Drunken Monkey / Country Bumpkin)
FEROCIOUS DOG - Fake News (Self-Released)
THE GRINNING BARRETTS - W and B (Self-Released)
 

The Hard Toms are a band from Toronto with some members who used to play in Son of Happy and Hi Dummy back in the late 80's. A weekend of fun inspired an idea to mix punk rock and Tom Jones songs in a band and the Hard Toms took shape. I was able to speak with the band about this project last week and we editted together the conversation with some material from their two singles. Lounge and punk in one band.

THE HARD TOMS - Delilah (Self-Released)
THE HARD TOMS - Interview (CIUT)
THE HARD TOMS - It’s Not Unusual (Self-Released)
THE HARD TOMS - Interview (CIUT)
HI DUMMY - Pony Tails from Hell (Fans of Bad Productions / Self-Released)
THE HARD TOMS - Interview (CIUT)
THE HARD TOMS - Daughter of Darkness (Self-Released)
THE HARD TOMS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Walk on By (United Artists)
THE HARD TOMS - Walk on By (Self-Released)
THE HARD TOMS - Interview (CIUT)
THE HARD TOMS - She’s a Lady (Self-Released)

To get in touch with the Hard Toms check out their website or their bandcamp.

Radio - Sunday, May 19th, 2019

On January 24th of this year, Nick Smash of the RENT BOYS INC. was in town to do an exhibition on the CLASH and to promote his new book "What You Don't Want is What You Get", which outline his time in England with the RENT BOYS INC. and THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS. He arranged to meet up with Dave Howard to go over the details of that adventure. THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS are an important part of the Toronto post punk scene. This story reflects the flight that creative types undertook to make a go of it. This is a conversation between Nick Smash and Dave Howard telling something akin to road stories which talk about some of these exclusive recordings, stories behind them, influences, and people in the scene that they were apart of in the mid-80s. We get stories about the squats, the rehearsal spaces, folks in the scene. You can download the show here. 

THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Baby Come Back (live at the Rock Garden on July 4, 1986)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - The Murder of your Smile (live in Manchester on July 26, 1986)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - I Feel Good (live in Manchester on July 26, 1986)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Just Another (live in Manchester on July 26, 1986)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Camberwell (live on the BBC, Janice Long)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Nothing to Say (live in Valencia, Spain)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Nothing to Say (produced by JJ Burnell of the Stranglers)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Plastic Horse ()
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - How Was I to Know ()
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Pleasure of Pain (live in the Netherlands)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Shakin' All Over (live in the Netherlands)
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - The Killing Time
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Rock On
THE DAVE HOWARD SINGERS - Road Warriors

Radio - Sunday, October 26, 2014

Tonight was our bi-annual fundraising show where we ask you to donate funds to the radio station to help meet operating costs. So played some punk songs about radio. Toronto is also on the eve of a municipal election so we played some songs about the electoral system. Hallowe'en is also on Friday so we had some songs about Hallowe'en. Chloe was in to talk about the women takeover of EXD next week. And Ken Stowar talked about the merits of EXD. you can here the show on the player above or download it here. 

SHIT FROM HELL - Mayor on Crack (Ugly Pop)

SAFETY WORD - Public Humilation (Self-Released)
FASTIC - Politician Holocaust (Self-Released)
THE REBEL SPELL - Ten Thousand Years (Rebel Time)

TEENAGE HEAD - Let's Shake (Attic)
PF COMMANDO - Raggare (Ugly Pop)

FORWARD - Resist (Prank/HG Fact)
COKE BUST - Sent In Circles (Refuse)

Here is some love and hate about radio.
WILD YOUTH - Radio Youth (Self-Released)
THE SCROTUM POLES - Radio Tay (One Tone)

NO SIR, I WON'T - Radio Shit (Self-Released)
BARON SAMEDI - Radio Sucks (Polze de la Mort) 

Here are some Hallowe'en numbers.
STRANGLERS - Peasant in the Big Shitty (United Artists)
MARTHA AND THE MUFFINS - Saigon (Dindisc)

COUNT BARKULA AND THE EAST VAMPIRES - East Vampires (Self-Released)
VCR - Scream (Self-Released)
MISFITS - Hybrid Moments (Caroline)
THE MASKED MEN - Right Here with you (Dirtnap)

There was a shooting this week at Parliament Hill. Here are a couple of songs about the issue

TOTAL ABUSE - Masked Killer (Past Present Medium)
HASSLER - Cannon Fodder (Beach Impediment)

BURNING LOVE - Karla (Southern Lord)
CHEAP TRAGEDIES - Zodiac (Mad at the World)

CRAMPS - Dames, Booze, Chains, Boots (Big Beat)

UNDERTONES - Mars Bars (Sire)

Radio - June 2nd, 2013

The Stranglers have just released their 17th album to date and are approaching their fortieth year as a band. The Stranglers were one of my first introductions into punk. The song “I feel like a wog” is the perfect pogo beat. The song “Down in the Sewer” is one of the best metaphors for an underground subculture. The first album is the taxonomic name for a rat which became the official punk mascot and pet. The band pissed off everyone and were true punk pioneers whether they agree with the label or not. They still shaped punk in ways that still define the genre today. Here is a conversation with Jean-Jacques Burnell and Baz Warne from Friday May 31st the day of the gig at the Danforth Music Hall. Or you can download the entire show mixed with old, new and rare material.

THE STRANGLERS - Down in the Sewer (United Artists)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Freedom is Insane (Fontana / Maple Music)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Giants (Fontana / Maple Music)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Hanging Around (United Artists)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Peaches (United Artists)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - I feel like a WOG (United Artists)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - No More Heroes (United Artists)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Nice `n` Sleazy (Live at Battersea Park)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Tank (Live at the Horseshoe Tavern - April 14th, 1978)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Who wants the world (Live at the Masonic Temple - November 26th, 1980)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Another Camden Afternoon (Fontana)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS -Time was once on my side (Fontana)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Mercury's Rising (Fontana)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - 15 Steps to Heaven (Fontana)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Boom Boom (Fontana)
THE STRANGLERS - Interview (CIUT)
THE STRANGLERS - Get a Grip (United Artists)
THE STRANGLERS - Burning Up Time (United Artists)
THE STRANGLERS - Bring on the Nubiles (United Artists)

Show Review - The Stranglers, Danforth Music Hall

This was the first time I got to see the Stranglers and they played a lot of material from their back catalogue to keep a fan like me happy. I was nervous because the band was over here promoting their new release "Giants" which has some elements of their early material but has a lot more aurally sculpted pieces that would make them at home with fans of Leonard Cohen and Lou Reed.

There was a lot of things to be excited about. The first was that this was at the Danforth Music Hall. As a kid the Music Hall had become a rundown movie theatre where the "Song Remains the Same" and "Rocky Horror Picture Show" would play late night on Saturday night and became a place to drink and get high. In more recent times the theatre had been upgraded be a second run theatre in the festival chain and I will never forget it for being able to catch "Gummo" at. But the Danforth Music Hall does have a punk past. The Viletones played there for some CFNY Thursday Night Live simulcast where they came out as a rockabilly band following in Teenage Head's footsteps. I believe this was the show where they opened up for Gang of Four and the Buzzcocks and the original screening of the Last Pogo (http://www.thelastpogo.net/tag/the-roxy-theatre-toronto/). Have a look at the show flyer found at http://equalizingxdistort.blogspot.ca/1979/09/flyer-friday-september-7-1979.html. Punk had a life at the Music Hall and seems to be making a comeback in recent times with shows by Ceremony and Hot Water Music also recently playing here. The place is pretty nice looking.

But I was more anxious to see JJ Burnel who is one of the only original members in the line up. And I have to say he was pretty reserved except for when he moved to center stage and started pounding on his bass for the introduction to "No More Heroes" at the end. It makes sense. In an interview I did with them earlier in the day JJ had been holding his knee. It was bothering him. He explained that he had surgery on it recently and I wondered if it had been years of his martial arts training catching up with him. The band explained earlier about how this was a song about anti-heroes, which made me think of Glenn Friedman's book "Fuck You Heros". In some ways this is the same work.

The Stranglers started out with three songs in a row and then Baz, the singer made a comment about that lead him to talk about how beautiful the women were in Toronto. It made me think of how I prefaced the question to "Peaches" in that interview. Baz turned it into a warning for the crowd that if they were to call him on a comment like that for being sexist, they should realize they have come to a Stranglers gig. But they didn't play "Peaches" until later in the set.

They did play "Nuclear Device" early on and I had forgotten just how popular a song this was. It was great to hear it live but I do remember the song getting FM airplay when it had come out in 1979 on "IV". The song was re-purposed for an awareness compilation in 1981 called "Life in the European Theatre" which also had commercially successful bands on it like Peter Gabriel and Madness and this was seen as the band selling out. Or perhaps taking an important message to a bigger audience. But hearing the song so many years later it reminded me of that piece that Michael Moore had put together of the U.S.'s nuclear programming being stripped down and sold for parts to citizens who in turn were selling it to countries possibly not so friendly with the US. A case of giving them enough rope to hang themselves and even made it as a scene in his film "Canadian Bacon". Regardless, I had been given a second chance at hearing just how great and catchy this song was.

But I grew up the first two albums by the Stranglers. That's where I find meaning in the Strangler's body of work. I have given up on the band by "Black and White". So I was happy when they launched into "Get a Grip" and how I had not had a chance to ask them about this song in the interview earlier that day. There was no saxophone for the live performance, which is just as well. And when they band broke for a breather after this song they did so to a rousing applause. It was like Hugh Cornwell wasn't even missed. Baz was very animated and doing a great job as a frontman. And I was thinking there was no reason for him to be re-living "Mercury Rising" which is a song off the new album written about being pushed by the audience to not fill Hugh's boots. I think he did a great job, but I never got to see Hugh Cornwell before. Ad they did get to that number but without the explanation. There was no need for one.

As I was awash with what seemed like a Stranglers Greatest Hits set I was trying to figure out what songs I should try and include in Sunday night's broadcast. Lots of the material would come from the discussion. I had never worked up the nerve to ask about "Bring on the Nubiles" and thought maybe I could work it in by playing it as an opening song. Eventually I went with "Down in the Sewer" because it had the rat innuendo and the song is a metaphor for an underground music scene. "Down in the Sewer" also has some reggae upstrokes with guitar parts which would work better as a transition song from a jungle show which is based around reggae. I had also contemplated "Something Better Change" which was great in the live setting.

Midway through the set I noticed that the band was all dressed in black in keeping with their espionage theme of the Men in Black.

Dave Greenfield is the oner surviving member of the band. He no longer sports a full head of hair that would be his trademark mushroom top look. Nor does he sport the moustache that would make the Stranglers such a mismatched look. But he can still play or maybe program because there was times when he was playing with one hand something that sounded impossible to play. He was even showing off how he could drink with one hand while playing stupidly difficult parts in his amped up version of psychedelia. But no one seemed to think they were being cheated like people did when Pete Shelley came here for his "Homosapiens" tour and played in front of a big reel-to-0reel machine by his loansome. That had the daily papers writing a headline of "Is it live or is it Memorex', which was the slogan of a audio cassette brand at the time. I guess in an age where music is portable they are just impressed with people being on a stage behind some equipment.

The band did some mellower numbers like "Golden Brown" which was controversial for the band's admission of heroin use. They also performed "Baroque Bordello" which made me think of Jean Jaques' French background and how he has brought this into the Stranglers work. In the interview he made reference to the Rites of Spring riots in Paris and he even explained a misinterpretation of "Peaches" with a French saying that I had him explain. It made me wonder if I should have asked more about his french influence on the band. It might have given me the opportunity to ask about "Goodbye Toulouse".

My thoughts continued to go back to the interview earlier that day. In it JJ said they were;t a punk band which is a ludicrous statement to make. I should have challenged him on this. The first two records have all kinds of references that became iconic images to punk like Rattus Norvegicus, which is the taxonomical name for Rat. Rats became the adopted mascot of punk. The pogo beat is defined by that up and down bounce found in the rhythm of "I Feel like a Wog". Although the live set built a case for the band being more than a punk band with songs like "Walk on By" and "Always the Sun". They reminded me more of the style of punk that Ian Dury and the Blockheads played or even Shreikback.

The set included "Hangin' Around" and "Burning Up Time". They also got to do an encore which started out with "Bring on the Nubiles" and finished with "Nice 'n Sleazy" which made me think of the Battersea Park show story that JJ explained earlier where strippers took off their clothes as an expression of empowerment that was missed by the tabloids when they originally reported on it. It was a great show. Some friends of koine who have seen the band countless times said it was the best show they had ever seen by the Stranglers. Impressive to my ears given how much people talked about how musically proficient the band was and how they ripped through sets back in the day. If the Stranglers play a town near you go see it.

Radio - Sunday, May 19th, 2013

This is Equalizing-X-Distort the day before the Victoria Day holiday. Sadly no Queen or monarchy related sets. But you can hear the show using the player above or download an MP3 file of the show.

BAD BRAINS - Come Down (Megaforce)

HARD SKIN - That's Bollocks Mate (JT Classics)
NAPALM HEARTS - All this and more (Helta Skelta)
DEAD BOYS - Ain't Nothing to do (Sire)
B GIRLS - Angel Doesn't Shoot a Gun (Other Peoples Music)
X-RAY SPEX - I am a cliche (EMI)
THE BAYONETTES - Guilty Pleasure (Self-Released)

There are a number of great bands playing Toronto in the next little while and here are a few.
THE STRANGLERS - London Lady (United Artists)
THE ADOLESCENTS - Losing Battle (Weird System)
GENETIC CONTROL - the Vigilante (Unreleased)
POLITKILL INCORECT - C.O.K.E. (Self-Released)
THE NEW ENEMY - The Culling Season (Self-Released)
INTEGRITY - Hollow (Victory)
STAB - Stab Nation Rising (Self-Released)

AVON LADIES - Hy-Brasil (Distort / Fashionable Idiots)
PORKERIA - Perdidos (Disco Adelante)
RIFLE DIET - The Affected (Profane Existence)
NO STATIK - No Hospice (Prank)

RF7 - Fortunate Son (Smoke 7)
THE PATRIOTS - Cavity (Mystic)
THE LEWD - Suburban Prodigy (ICI Sanoblast)
NECROS - Bad Dream (Touch 'n Go)
NEW BRIGADE - Lost Cause (Self-Released)
THE OUTPATIENTS - G.D.D. (Toxic Shock)
WURM - I'm Dead (SST)
MR. EPP AND THE CALCULATIONS - Mohawk Man (Pravda)
SUPER HEROINES - Embalmed Love
MIDDLE CLASS - Insurgence (Velvetone)

PROFAN RELIK - Enasm Kvar (Self-Released)
THE KNOTS - Action (Ideal)
ROSES ARE RED - I Can't Understand (Posthumous Petal)
THE PLASTIC IDOLS - I.U.D. (TW)
THE ADVERTS - One Chord Wonders (Bitter fruit)
THE JAM - In the city (Polydor)
ZOUNDS - Can't Cheat Karma (CRASS)

The demo feature is a new band from Montreal featuring members of TRUNCHEONS and INEPSY. The vocals have that Lemmy feel to them but the guitar work reminds me of the ringing guitar work found in INFA RIOT and UNRULED. This demo was recorded last summer and you can download it at http://www.cvltnation.com/proxy-demo/.
PROXY - Police Car Goin Home (Self-Released)
PROXY - Lawless (Self-Released)
PROXY - Pox (Self-Released)
PROXY - Shackled to a Corpse (Self-Released)
PROXY - Skeleton's Eyes (Self-Released)
PROXY - Wasted Days (Self-Released)
PROXY - Finish Last (Self-Released)
PROXY - Where do we go (Self-Released)
PROXY - Downtown Drunk Tank (Self-Released)
PROXY - Outro (Self-Released)

Sunday, May 23, 2010

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SEX PISTOLS – God saved the Queen (Warner Brothers)
SEX PISTOLS – Is the Queen a Moron? (Virgin)
SEX PISTOLS – Friggin in a Riggin’ (Virgin)

THE STRANGLERS – Peaches (United Artists)
MARTHA AND THE MUFFINS – Monotone (Virgin)
TYRANNA – Revenge (Boppa Do Down)
TEENAGE HEAD – Teenage Beer Drinkin’ Party (Attic)

ANTI-FLAG - Summer Squatter Go Home (NRA)
GOB - Open Your Eyes (Mint)
BOUNCING SOULS - Ole! (Epitaph)
CLOSET MONSTER - Suburbia (Underground Monkey Operations)
GOOD RIDDANCE - Last Believer (Fat Wreck Chords)
GOB - Marching Song (Mint)

TASMANIANS - Baby (Eva)
KINKS - Everybody's Gonna Be Happy (PYE)
PLAYGUE - I Gotta Be Going (Crypt)
STANDELLS - Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White (Tower)
GIN GILLETTE - Train To Satanville (Killdozer)

UNRULED - Lost Cause (Schizophrenic)
BAD BRAINS - Banned In D.C. (Roir)
GO! - Holy Roller - (Epistrophy)
LIMP WRIST - Back In The Days (Lengua Armada)

BANE - Superhero (Equal Vision)
TRUE COLORS - One Chance (Powered)
YOUTH OF TODAY - Youth Crew (Live At The Bridge In Toronto - Bootleg)
THE FIRST STEP - When Things Fall Apart (Rivarly)
BURDEN - Chosen Path (Dead Serious)
NO FX - Straight Edge (Epitaph)

Demo Feature
ABYSS – To Conquer a Corpse (Self-Released)
ABYSS – Accursed Followers (Self-Released)
ABYSS – The Final Blood Bath (Self-Released)
ABYSS – Purity Negation (Self-Released)
ABYSS – Unburied (Self-Released)
ABYSS – Coven of the Blood Stalker (Self-Released)
ABYSS – Splatter House (Self-Released)

Sunday, October 25, 2009

DISCO ASSAULT – Asshole Stare (Schizophrenic)

FACE VALUE – Up To Us (Smog Veil)
UNIFORM CHOICE – Scream to Say (Wishing Well)
MINOR THREAT – Little Friend (Dischord)
DAG NASTY – Justification (Dischord)
DEMON SYSTEM 13 – Steppin’ Stone (Deranged)

KRUM BUMS – Sons of Nothing (TKO)
MARILYN’S VITAMINS - Kids Need Guns (Underground Operations)
KNUCKLEHEAD – Big City Lights (Whiskey Voice)
WEDNESDAY NIGHT HEROES – We Will Not Be Pushed Aside (Longshot)
THE RESTARTS – Got Away With It (No Label)

MAX AND THE MAKEUPS – Poland (Puke n Vomit)
REJESTRACJA – Nowa Generacja (Supreme Echo)
BLACK DONNELLYS – Poor People of Poland (Audio Fellatio)
DEZERTER – Burdel (Supreme Echo)

LET’S DANCE – Out on Top (Meaty Beaty)
THE STRANGLERS – Nuclear Device (IRS)
TRANZMITORS – Beating Up My Heart (Deranged)
DEVO – Girl U Want (Warner Brothers)
ELVIS COSTELLO – Lipstick Vogue (Columbia)

FUCKED UP – Black albino Bones (Matador)
FUCKED UP – Police (Deranged)
MOLESTED YOUTH – Winter (Self-Released)
MOLESTED YOUTH – Going Nowhere (Self-Released)
BURNING LOVE – Lives of the Saints (Self-Released)
RAH – Keep Walking (Labelled)
CAREER SUICIDE – Attempted Suicide (Deranged)
CAREER SUICIDE – Recipe for Disaster (Deranged)
OMEGAS – False Worship (Self-Released)
OMEGAS – Gimme Oblivion (Self-Released)
URBAN BLIGHT – Fake Attitudes (Slasher)
VICIOUS CYCLE – Heaven or Hell (Deranged)
BRUTAL KNIGHTS – You’re Fired, I Quit (Deranged)

Demo Feature
RAKOSI - Dodo (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Hid (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Kalman (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Tinana (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Jaszjunsag (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Pipo (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Egri Joska (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Kabai (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Vallas (Combat Action Tapes)
RAKOSI - Mupina (Combat Action Tapes)

Radio - Sunday, August 16, 2009

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THE CLASS WAR KIDS - Riot 2010 (Rebel Time)

DUN2DEF - Riot Torn City (Rowdy Farrago)
THE FALLOUT - Bread and Freedom (Insurgence)
63 MONROE - What the Fuck (Speed City)
THE ROTTEN - What the Fuck (Rebel Time)
DOA - Smash the State (Sudden Death)

PRESSURE - My Faults (Self-Released)
KILLING FROST - Sick of You
RAISED BY WOLVES - Death Dealer (Metric)
NEW MEXICAN DISASTER SQUAD - The Piggybank’s Gone, Nick! (Jade Tree)
LIFE TRAP - Solitary Confinement (No Way)
LOOK BACK AND LAUGH - the Path
VENOMOUS CONCEPT - Drop Dead (Century Media)

IAN DURY AND THE BLOCKHEADS - Blackmail Man (Stiff)
TRANZMITORS - Beating Up My Heart (Deranged)
THE EXISTERS - Think Big (Unreleased)
TEACHER’S PET - Can’t Do That (Smog Veil)
THE STRANGLERS - I Feel Like a Wog (United Artists)
DEVO - Jocko Homo (Warner Brothers)

SOCIAL CIRCKLE - Can’t Take It (No Way)
PARLIAMENTARISK SODOMI - Du vet ikke om atomapen (625 Productions)
DUKE NUKEM FOREVER - Retard Strong (Self-Released)
BLOOD OF CHIRSTIAN CHILDREN - Government Agent (Self-Released)

THE REBEL SPELL - I am a Rifle (Vancouver’s Punk as Fuck)
MAD COWBOYS - The Gods Don’t Wear Tight Jeans (Self-Released)
SPASTIC PANTHERS - The Ballad of Joey Ramone (Handsome Dan)
THE SCREWED - Sheena is a Punk Rocker (Screwed)
THE VAPIDS - Get Off My Back (Double Hell)
ROCKET REDUCERS - Sauce Wagon (Kick Yer Butt)
BRUTAL KNIGHTS - Beach Slam (P Trash)

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT - Zombiefication of Anytime USA
CONFINE - In the Name of (One Day Saviour)

Demo Feature
EXECUTION OF TERROR - Kill Too Human (Self-Released)
EXECUTION OF TERROR - Money Making Shit (Self-Released)
EXECUTION OF TERROR - All Comes to Worst (Self-Released)
EXECUTION OF TERROR - Kill of be Killed (Self-Released)
EXECUTION OF TERROR - You’re Such a Headache (Self-Released)