LP/10"

The purchase of this album is not only justified by the cover artwork alone, but also necessary and generally advantageous.
With best regards,
Your Bomb-All Records Team

Five years after what is probably their most personal album "Your Life Gets Crushed", the hardcore punks from Coburg have released new songs.

Comes for the first time in 180g vinyl. 17 live tracks from their '92 farewell concert at the Hamburger Fabrik. More than 50 minutes of playing time across her creative period.

Reissue of the debut album by Red Alert, a true UK streetpunk classic originally released by No Future Records in 1983.

Official re-release of their first album from 1984.

Raw political hardcore punk from Göttingen, Gemany. Comes in fold out cover with poster back + patch.

The music is accompanied by good old punk rock that whips forwards but also leaves room for a melody.

Melodic, snotty, rocking, awesome!
Second edition. Black and green marbled vinyl.

This is the first ever reissue of this sought after So Cal Hardcore Punk underappreciated gem of dark and dirgy ominous Hardcore.
 

‘Den Falske Kakaoinspektören’ is the first full album by Swedish hardcore band RÖVSVETT

Strictly limited edition of 300 pieces, on silver marbled vinyl.
Including b/w inlay on both sides, black inner cover and thick protective cover (incl. info sticker).

For the first time on vinyl!
Rare recordings and outtakes.
 

This 12" was Saccharine Trust's first release, and indeed one of the first and best releases on the legendary SST label.

Originally released in 1990 on CD and cassette (a planned vinyl version was scrapped) on Glenn Danzig's PLAN 9 RECORDS label.

A very varied, very limited album.

A gritty, dirty mid-tempo hardcore punk masterpiece with evil and menacing vocals and gnarly mid-tempo guitar noise.

You will get a bonus CD with 40 more tracks, an 8-page booklet and a 24" x 12" poster insert.

Here you can get the LP "Sick Society" by SCATTERGUN on coloured vinyl.

Absolute GDR punk classic! Snotty, direct, uncouth and full of rage. The desperation and narrowness of a time can be heard here.