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Neurosis - An Undying Love For A Burning World

The 12th Neurosis album and their first in a decade. Released with no announcement last month and without a longtime key member (FUCK SCOTT KELLY). New vocals provided by Aaron Turner from Isis and it fits so well with Neurosis’ sludgy post-metal. This record is fucking crushing. Easily gonna make my album of the year list. I still think punk Neurosis is best Neurosis but what a treat to get a new record from one of my all time favorite bands. CHECK IT OUT.

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Bikini Mutants - Let's Mutate

English punk band but definitely more on the post punk side. This record is a vinyl release of two demos that they recorded in 1982. I’d describe it as early post punk mixed with indie pop. Vocals are super pretty in a great contrast to the instrumentation around them. Most notable thing about the band is that the bassist went on to play in My Bloody Valentine. I recommend it to anyone, but everyone jocks MBV so hard so check it out especially if you love that band. If you’re ready, LET’S MUTATE.

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Final Gasp - New Day Symptoms

Final Gasp is a hardcore band from Boston. They are HEAVILY influenced by Samhain, which is the best project Glenn Danzig ever did. Melodic, dark and moody with a great vocalist. Their first two EPs were much more Samhain sounding but the previous LP and this new one have a little more of an expansion on their own sound. Great fucking band and incredible live too! LISTEN

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The Adicts - Bar Room Bop EP

Adicts formed in 1976 in Ipswich, England. They play catchy as hell punk with a lot of nods to “A Clockwork Orange”. They are easily the best of all the clockwork punk bands. This Ep was released in 1985 and preceded their “Fifth Overture” album. The opening track “Champs Élysées” is one of my favorite songs they ever did. Other tracks are all great too. I’m not sure what it’s like now but the first time I saw them live in like 2001 or 2 is still one of the top 3 best concerts I’ve ever seen. DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY

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The Wraith - Gloom Ballet

Debut release from The Wraith from L.A. Got into these guys because the singer, Dave Bales, was in the band Lost Tribe previously, and they were one of my favorites of the deathrock/dark post punk revival that happened in the early 2010s. The Wraith also had original Blink 182 (yuck) drummer Scott Raynor. This record is moody and interesting musically, but what sets it apart are Davey’s vocals. He committed suicide a bit after this albums released so sadly no more music from him. They got a new singer and released a second record but the new singer is kinda just generic goth vocals to me and it just not at all interesting. I haven’t even listened to the whole second record because I get bored with it. RIP DAVEY BALES

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S.I. One 7" Compilation

This one came out in 1991 and is the only release from S.I. Records. Four bands documenting the second wave of anarcho punk in southern California. I mainly bought this comp for the Holocaust track, as they were a part of that late 80s early nineties US crust punk scene. Their track “The Ultimate End” is metallic hardcore punk and makes me wish they had recorded more. Media Children also makes an appearance and was one of the most active bands in that scene. Their track, “Forever Scarred”, is about sexual violence, gender inequality and women’s self defense. All brought to you with shrieking female vocals. Members later went on to form Litmus Green, who also fucking rule. Social Insecurity and Unauthorized are on the b side and it’s decent but unremarkable stuff. Cover folds into a huge poster too. I can only find the HOLOCAUST TRACK online, but it’s the best on the record so that’s a win!

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Blood Incantation - Hidden History Of The Human Race

Second full length by Blood Incantation, released in 2019. I bought this one from them at the album release show in Denver. Insanely good progressive death metal. This is the album that really broke them through after having a lot of underground buzz coming off of the previous album “Starspawn”. If you like sick riffs and getting high and watching “Ancient Aliens”, this is the fucking band for you! Are you looking for an AWAKENING?

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SpaceGhostPurrp - Mysterious Phonk: The Chronicles of SPVCXXGHXZTPVRRP

This one is a mega nostalgia record for me from back when I was I was living in the city in warehouses and throwing diy shows with a bike as my mode of transport. SGP is not a good rapper but his fucking beats are incredible! This is easily the best he’s done. The rest of the stuff is hit or miss, but I’d probably pick up the “BMW” record if I saw it somewhere. BRINGING THV PHXNK

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The Business - Saturday's Heroes

This is the second Business album originally released in 1985. Mine is a reissue from like 10 or so years ago. The Business formed in 1979 and were part of the first wave of the Oi! scene which was a working class offshoot of the 70s UK punk scene. These guys had a great sense of melody in their stuff but still retaining the punk edge of it. They even covered Crass’ “Do They Owe Us A Living?”along with writing a tune proclaiming their punk ties, “Loud Proud And Punk”. I also have an early tracks compilation, their first album “Suburban Rebels”, and third record “Welcome To The Real World”. This bad was super important to teenage me and I can sing along with all the words to all these records. The Business fucking rule. RIP Micky Fitz. PUT IT ALL UP IN YOUR EARHOLES!

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