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Stone Temple Pilots Purple (25th Anniversary) CD

Greater Manchester Punk 1977 - 1981 Various Artists Vinyl Revival LP

L7 Best Of The Slash Years Run Out Groove / Rhino LP

L7 Hungry For Stink L7 wasn't just one of the best all-female bands of the late '80s and '90s; they were one of the best bands, period, paving the way for the grunge and riot grrrl movements with killer songs, crunching riffs, and badass attitude. And now, with the original line-up of Donita Sparks, Suzi Gardner, Jennifer Finch, and Dee Plakas back together and out on the road, and a new documentary out, it is way past time to reissue their 1994 masterpiece Hungry for Stink for the first time on vinyl. This is the record with such fan favorites as "Fuel My Fire" and "Andres," along with "Shirley," their tribute to drag racer Shirley Muldowney, and "Questioning My Sanity," which unflinchingly tackles the subject of depression, among other highlights. LP

Violent Femmes Hallowed Ground Reissue of the second full length album from Violent Femmes, originally released in 1984. Concord Music Group CD | LP

Algernon Cadwallader Parrot Flies Vinyl reissue of the second full length album from the Philadelphian mathy-punk rockers Algernon Cadwallader. Lauren Records CD | LP

Algernon Cadwallader Some Kind Of Cadwallader Vinyl reissue of the debut album from the Philadelphian mathy-punks Algernon Cadwallader. Cap'n Jazz/American Football-esque twiddly indie rock all the way from Philadelphia. This will totally blow the minds of fans of Hot Club De Paris, Dartz!, Stapleton, and anything vaguely Kinsella-related. Dave House toured America recently and played a show with the band in their hometown, and made us really jealous. This album is absolutely amazing. Lauren Records CD | LP

Nirvana Revisited Various Artists Wagram CD | LP

The Ruts The Crack Vinyl reissue of the first studio album from The Ruts, originally released in 1979. UMC LP

Sex Pistols Anarchy In Tokyo There was a huge swell of public approval when the original four Sex Pistols reunited in 1996 for the six-month Filthy Lucre Tour. The tour included dates in Europe, North and South America, Australiaand Japan and tickets sold out immediately. The Sex Pistols decided against producing new material for the tour and stuck to the 1976 repertoire which had made them famous. The band were disdainful of the media attention and were indifferent to any negative comments. This led to some fans jokingly referring to the tour as ‘the same old bollocks tour’ but, as always, the music was a huge success. The proof of just how great these now legendary gigs actually were can be found in these powerful concert radio broadcast from Paris & Tokyo. Coda Publishing LP

Sum 41 Half Hour of Power Vinyl reissue of the starting point of Sum 41 and their career. Half Hour Of Power came before their huge breakthrough with All Killer No Filler and sees the band with their blend of fun, heavy-metal influenced pop-punk. The first track, "Grab the Devil by the Horns and Fuck Him up the Ass," is a time warp. For a minute and a half the group relives the new wave of British metal and cranks out an Iron Maiden style tune. After a brief trip down memory lane the album quickly morphs into pop punk. The songs are well crafted and the hooks are catchy on "Make No Difference" and "Summer." But in some respects that is problematic, there was a time in the pre-Green Day/Blink 182 years where punk defined itself by not being radio friendly. A good album, but essentially proof that turn of the millennium punk is just as much a corporate rock entity as adult contemporary. - AllMusic Big Rig Records LP

Hot Water Music The New What Next A vinyl reissue of the sixth full length album from the punk-rock legends Hot Water Music. The New What Next was originally released in 2004. Epitaph LP

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