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Reissue of the Week: EUTANASIA Sentimiento de AgitaciÁ³n LP

  • Published October 22, 2015 By MRR
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EUTANASIA — “Sentimiento de AgitaciÁ³n” LP Here is the first vinyl rendition of a classic Peruvian punk tape recorded in 1990. Somewhere at the intersection of the RAMONES and RIP, EUTANASIA distills punk into its raw rock material essentials: catchy, pogo-friendly, yet serious and angry punk. Their commitment to carrying the torch of local underground […]

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Reissue of the Week: Bikini KIll Revolution Girl Style Now LP

  • Published October 15, 2015 By Layla
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BIKINI KILL — “Revolution Girl Style Now” LP BIKINI KILL was my gateway band into DIY punk. I got into them when the first 12″ came out, and then the year after they toured the UK with HUGGY BEAR, which was a life-changing experience for fourteen-year-old me. The fact that I have never heard these […]

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Record of the Week: Aye Nako The Blackest Eye EP

  • Published October 14, 2015 By Greg
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AYE NAKO — “The Blackest Eye” 12″ Brooklyn’s AYE NAKO are back with their first release since their 2013 debut LP Unleash Yourself. I know that the band wanted to change their sound after that LP in an attempt to distance themselves from the “pop punk” label and even went as far as talking about […]

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Blast From the Past: John Morton

  • Published October 12, 2015 By Layla
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SPECIAL JOHN MORTON EDITION! Below you will find an interview that James, the impresario behind Violet Times did for Maximum Rocknroll in 2011, if you want the authentic newsprint feelings you can grab the issue #337 right here. Since this majestic interview took place a few exciting developments in eels/mortonia have developed that the psychotic […]

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Reissue of the Week: MERCENÁRIAS Demo 1983 LP

  • Published October 8, 2015 By MRR
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MERCENÁRIAS — “Demo 1983″ EP There is probably no band like MERCENÁRIAS. This 3/4 femme Brazilian band, better known for their late ’80s post-punk repertoire, made an extraordinary first recording that seems out of time and place. Totally weird, awesome, and fierce: peculiar gruff vocals that predate grindcore layered over angular choppy rhythms making it […]

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