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Headcat / Johnny Ramone Good Rockin' Tonight Randale Records 7"

Megadeth Unplugged In Boston Cleopatra Records CD | LP

Pennywise Land Of The Free? EPITAPH LP

XENTRIX For Whose Advantage? LP on 180g 'translucent blue' coloured vinyl. English thrash metal outfit Xentrix is commonly referred to as one of the “big four” of English thrash metal, given their popularity in the underground metal scene of the 1980s to mid-1990s. The band released their second studio album For Whose Advantage? in 1990. It gave them even more interest than their debut, and it marked the first time the band got to shoot a music video – for the title track. It also gave Xentrix the opportunity to tour with Skyclad and play shows with world famous metal bands such as Slayer and Sepultura. And rightfully so, as this album belongs in any headbanger’s collection. For Whose Advantage? is available as a limited edition of 1500 individually numbered copies on translucent blue coloured vinyl. Music On Vinyl LP

Kiss Kiss The debut studio album from the American rock-legends KISS, originally released in 1974. Universal UK LP

Operation Ivy Yellin In My Ear - Live on WFMU Radio, New Jersey 04-21-1988 FM Broadcast A live recording from punk-legends Operation Ivy, recorded on WFMU Radio, New Jersey in 1988. Suicidal Records LP

Fucked Up David Comes to Life (10th Anniversary) LP is on 'light bulb yellow' coloured vinyl. In 2011, Toronto’s Fucked Up delivered an album that chafed the edges of punk rock’s conceptual boundaries – a set of songs that splayed freely into unexpected instrumentation, psychedelic drift, and situationist philosophy. Its ambition was limitless and its run time opulent. Which is to say, they made a concept album. On December 10th, Matador Records will celebrate the 10th anniversary of Fucked Up’s titanic 78-minute early ’10s masterpiece, David Comes to Life, with a limited-edition 2xLP reissue on lightbulb-yellow vinyl. David Comes To Life is a story of lost love, global meltdown, depression, bombs, guilt and madness. Or is it? A modern-day morality tale set amid the dour backdrop of a British industrial town in the late ’70s, it’s a four-part play that follows the dark moods and inner psyche of the titular hero. At the same time, the reliability of the narrator gets called into question. The tables are turned, responsibility shifts, and the story goes meta. Of course,you could always ignore the backstory and just listen to a fiercely imaginative double album of blistering, melodic rock'n'roll shot through with all manner of psychic weirdness. Matador Records LP

Sanctuary Into The Mirror Black LP on 180g transparent blue coloured black vinyl. Seattle’s Sanctuary recorded Into the Mirror Black at the infamous Sound City Studios in 1989. The band triumphantly ignored suggestions to tweak their Bay-Area Thrash & traditional Heavy Metal sound in favour of the then more commercially-viable Seattle Grunge-sound, choosing instead to firmly hold their ground with this often overlooked masterpiece. The heavy guitar sounds which you’ll found on the album leaves plenty of space for the rhythm section and riffs. The excellent vocal work of vocalist Warrel Dane can be heard on the strong opener “Future Tense” and the lighter “Epitaph”. This pure heavy metal album is balanced between their aggression, melodies and soloing and marks it as a musical triumph in the late 80’s. Although the band reached its demise in 1992, Warrel Dane (vocals) and Jim Shepherd (bass) later carried the Sanctuary legacy forward with the formation of Nevermore. In 2010 they reformed and brought their songs back on stage. Lead vocalist Warrel Dane died in 2017. Music On Vinyl LP

Dead Boys Young, Loud and Snotty Dead Boys’ debut album Young, Loud and Snotty summarises in its title the predominant aesthetic mission of the American punk band: released in 1977, the album merges the US garage / punk heritage of the past with more modern sounds coming from overseas. For the first time on LP since 1977, the album features the stone cold rock classic Sonic Reducer, alternate ‘50s and feedback-injected All This And More and I Need Lunch and even a live cover of the rock oldie Hey Little Girl. Jackpot Records LP

Suicidal Tendencies Controlled By Hatred / Feel Like Shit... Deja Vu Controlled by Hatred / Feel Like Shit...Déja-Vu is the fourth album by American crossover thrash band Suicidal Tendencies, originally released in 1989. The album itself is represented as two fictional EPs, the first four tracks are Controlled by Hatred and the rest are Feel Like Shit... Déja-Vu. It features six new recordings, four of which are covers of No Mercy songs, one is a cover of Los Cycos, an outtake from the previous album’s sessions, a shortened version of “How Will I Laugh Tomorrow” (as it is heard in the song’s video) and the previously unreleased softer “Heavy Emotion” version of that song. Available as a limited 30th anniversary edition of 1000 numbered copies on blue & gold swirled vinyl Music On Vinyl 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

The Clash Give 'Em Enough Rope Reissue of the second studio album from the legendary ounk rock band The Clash, originally released in 1978 ad has been influencing ever since. LP

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