V/A - OX-Compilation #38 2000

Finally, another brilliant OX output, and I've realized I'm missing a few, hmmm... I really have no idea where they've all gone? Well, that's just how it is, and number 38 has the lovely addition Beautiful Music For Beautiful People and yes, that only refers to us. The OX-Fanzine was the best reading material for me back then: funny, informative, and never boring. And while I can't say I always eagerly awaited the next issue, I was always pleased to see a new magazine at my local Kiosk, a few stupid bastards were so brazen to steal the accompanying CD, but well, that's just how it is with those jerks. Precisely those who leave their shitty beer bottles or paper cups, cigarettes and vomit at our performance venues, there's a 'nice' song about that, I have no tolerance for those Pseudo-Punks and they should go where the sun never shines. But I'm getting sidetracked again; I just had an interesting encounter and I'm feeling rather happily motivated, hahahaha..... I guess, I'm a little sarcastic. Thirty-six bands/songs, international, twenty-five years young and I think, it has something for everyone. Meanwhile, I'll go and see where all the other CDs have been.

1.Rest Of My Life - WIPERS

2.Last Train To Vaudeville - DUMBELL

3.Lifetime Problems - TEXAS TERRI & THE STIFF ONES

4.Let's Get Drugs - ZEKE

5.Beelzebubba Walk - SMOKE BLOW

6.Let's Roll - THE VERDICTS

7.Never Wanted You To Love Me - THE UNKINDS

8.Keep Falling - NRA

9.How It's Done - DWARVES

10.There's Gonna Be A Killing After Midnite - NEW WAVE HOOKERS

11.Jemand - WOHLSTANDSKINDER

12.Deutschpunkrevolte - WTZ

13.Ich Hätt' So Gerne Titten - LOKALMATADORE

14.Wenner, Wenner - DIE KASSIERER

15.Nix Tun - HANSWURST SENIOR

16.Rip Off Nr. 5 - 1.MAI 1987

17.Agro - BARMBEKER URKNALL

18.I Want To Date A Pornostar - KILL ALLEN WRENCH

19.Dog Faced Boy - RICKSHAW

20.Siam - DOG TOFFEE

21.Make My Day - NIXON NOW

22.Clandestine Touch Up - ATOM RHUMBA

23.En Mi Cabeza - WEBELOS

24.Rising Surf - LOMBEGO SURFERS

25.Jones - CRO-MAGS

26.No Doomsday - BONEHOUSE

27.Schläge - TRIBUT

28.These Were The Days - KICK JONESES

29.Grim Sleeper - KILLRAYS

30.Gogogadizo Easy Living - D.SAILORS

31.Punkrocknonstop - DERITA SISTERS & JUNIOR

32.Unkind - SHEMALE TROUBLE

33.I Don't Want You To Stay - REAGAN CAIN

34.Out Of Here - TUTRIBES

35.Royal Family - SIDE EFFECT

36.Songs And Dreams - RED LIGHTS FLASH

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V/A - The Vikings Are Coming 1985

The small steel mill town of Fagersta had seven bands and their skills were immortalised on this rare Compilation, first released by Uproar Records in Sweden, then licensed to New Face Records in Brazil, and presents itself as surprisingly diverse: old-school Punk meets brutal Hardcore attacks; melodic speedcore flirts with refreshing thrash noises, while others impress with unique a good sense of humour. The first issue contained the 'Uproar No.3' fanzine, featuring interviews with all the bands on this record. Re-released several times and still as interesting as full red lips. It's time for a small imbiss.

1.Surfer Boy - FEAR OF WAR

2.Morality Fuck-Up - FEAR OF WAR

3.Min Far - FEAR OF WAR

4.Parasite - RESCUES IN FUTURE

5.Ford-Hate - RESCUES IN FUTURE

6.Jerk - RESCUES IN FUTURE

7.You Can Try - RESCUES IN FUTURE

8.Solo Låten - RESCUES IN FUTURE

9.Self Destruct - BEDRÖVLERZ

10.A Child Was Born - BEDRÖVLERZ

11.Satisfied Mind - BEDRÖVLERZ

12.Have A Safe Day (Rasta Mix) - RASTA BOYS

13.Policemans Parade - UGLY SQUAW

14.Another Trojan Horse - UGLY SQUAW

15.Atomkrig - CRUEL MANIAX

16.Once There Was - CRUEL MANIAX

17.Human Rights - CRUEL MANIAX

18.Är Det Försent? - BIZARR

19.Det Var Bättre Förr - BIZARR

20.Gör Din Plikt - BIZARR

21.Blue Eyed Devils - CRUDE S.S.

22.Chaos - CRUDE S.S.

23.Bullying A Nation - CRUDE S.S.

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V/A - Powerpearls Vol.2 1998

It's been a long time since I presented a Powerpearls Compilation in this theater, and today I was just in the mood for some good music, and this excellent series with fantastic songs/bands is perfect. Volume two is packed with hit after hit, leaving hardly any time to breathe. It's ideal for clearing your mind, fitting your body, sipping a warm cup of tea, and writing some bullshit about an awesome record. From all corners of the brave new world, outcasts have unpacked their instruments and created sounds that make the everyday routine crap and dealing with the dumbed-down society easier and more pleasant for us. Eighteen Pearls wait for your ears, all as rare as snow in the Sahara and the record was also released on yellow vinyl... and remember: "You can't experience early enough how dispensable you are in the world." Now you know.

1.Got To Have Pop - THE MODERNS

2.Teen Line - THE SHIVVERS

3.Diamonds In The Rough - VERTEBRATS

4.Don't Take Her Away - THE GO

5.Ghost Of A Chance - THE BLADES

6.Kirjoituksia Kellarista - KOLLAA KESTÄÄ

7.Too Cool To Dance - THE NAMES

8.Show Her You Care - STRANGEWAYS

9.Dumb Blonde - THE JAGS

10.Pill Girl - VOGUE

11.Breakdown - THE TOYS

12.Just Want Your Attention - PROTEX

13.Rock Show - EXCEL

14.Killing Time - LEFTOVERS

15.The Original Mixed-Up Kid - VARIOUS ARTISTS

16.Chica Del Metro - TELEGRAMA

17.Ole Hyvä Nyt - RATSIA

18.Fun - LONGPORT BUZZ

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INGRON HUTLÖS - Necrophilian Hits EP 1984

Ingron Hutlös were a short lived four piece from Karlshamn and consisted of Gill (vocals/guitar), Janne (guitar/vocals), Jonte (bass), Micke (drums) and this is their only self-released 7Inch with four trashy numbers. Info: "When the band Ingron Hutlös was formed in the spring of 1982, the members were in eighth and ninth grade respectively. Like most in Karlshamn, the Rockslaget association and their gigs had a great impact on the teenagers. None of the members had played before, so who would play what was less important. They slowly started jamming, or what to call the noise that arose when the members fumbled around on their instruments. But soon they came up with a song with the appropriate name “Ge Upp!” Something they definitely didn’t intend to do after creating this musical masterpiece.

After some time in the garage at drummer Micke’s parents’ house, they moved down to the basement at Musikforum where they had access to equipment and avoided angry neighbors who didn’t understand the music that Ingron Hutlös created. Through Musikforum they also got the opportunity to be on stage in front of a live audience. As the third band out before the hard rockers Parasite and the visiting Gothenburg band Viva, Ingron Hutlös made their debut. You might think it was strange that the band chose Musikforum instead of Rockslaget, but Rockslaget was largely driven by the zealot Kheiwe Axelsson, and when he passed away, the air went out of the association. At Musikforum, Ingron Hutlös were seen as a bit of an oddball, but were appreciated by the older and more educated/progressive musicians for their “youthful” drive and energy. Musically, they embraced American Hardcore instead of British raw Punk. The band was even accused by other Punks of playing too fast and too loud.

In 1983, they decided to record a few songs on a demo, these recordings later ended up on various Compilations and cassettes. The following year, it was time for their debut album. An EP that was actually supposed to be shared with Arroganta Agitatorer ended up being their own EP “Necrophilin Hits”. It can also be mentioned that when Sound Pollution did a second pressing of the EP and sent some copies of the album together with Mob 47's "Nuclear Attack" to the big country in the west, the package was stopped at American customs because of the cover of Ingron's EP. So neither Ingron Hutlös nor Mob 47 made it to the American distributor.

After the recording of the EP, Janne disappeared to Australia for a year. Manfred Dornhäuser from Nyx Negativ was his replacement. They continued to play out at home in Karlshamn and in other places in southern Sweden. They also recorded what became the band's last demo. When Janne returned, the band briefly became a quintet before going their separate ways due to different musical visions. The last gig was with D.O.A. - Patrik Gill then joined Marie Celeste, Manfred withdrew and the others continued under the name Sonic Love." (source: punktjafs) In 2024, a Compilation called Flogging A Dead Corpse was released on PukeNVomit Records, featuring the EP and demos from 1983 and 1985.

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SLOBOBANS UNDERGÅNG - Ett Annat Liv 7'' 2023

Friends, the last few days and weeks have been extremely exhausting, and on top of that, I had a really terrible summer flu. At times, I didn't know what to think, and my emotions were just as up and down. And you wouldn't believe how much weight I've lost; I almost look like a Zombie, but important decisions and changes take their toll, and I'm really glad I can leave this country for ten days soon. Today I feel able to be active here again and a 'new' 7inch from Gothenburg's Slobobans Undergång will delight you. The band is on the road since the late Seventies and released a couple of excellent 7Inches plus a split album with Rövarna in the 1980s. There are two powerful songs to hear and the guys still sound refreshing and carefree. Some bands can still write good songs after many years and therefore remain important.

- Great Thx to Fredrik -

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GYLLENE DIVOR - Ni Har Ingen Tunnelbana EP 1981

Rare EP by this five piece from Stockholm called Gyllene Divor and they founded circa 1980 by Anders (vocals/bass), Claes & Måns (guitars), Håkan (piano/vocals), Bosse (drums) and this three song record was released via CTR in a small edition I think. I don't have any information about the band, but the EP is an excellent example of typical Swedish pop from the early Eighties. The songs are catchy and have a positive vibe that reflects the spirit of that era, with clear melodies and a fresh mix of a light PowerPop sound. Not found anywhere on Compilations and the 7Inch seems to be very sought after these days. Feels good after a long hard day at work.

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DESPERATE LIVIN' - Stilla Natt EP 1981

Desperate Livin' were a four piece from Stockholm and consisted of Giorgio (vocals), Lars (guitars), Mikael (bass), Bengt (drums) and made a fucking rare 7Inch of which only circa 300 copies were pressed and only a few survived. Info: "To top it all off, part of the edition was ruined by the sun. The remaining copies they sold themselves to friends and at gigs, they had no distribution. Consequently, the single is not so easy to find today. At the end of 1979, Desperate Livin’ took their first steps. Guitarist Lars had previously been in the Rapers, one of Stockholm’s very first Punk bands. Bassist Mikael and drummer Bengt (called Beppe) were on vocals. They had an Italian who had previously lived in England. His name was Giorgio, but he was called George. The influences were the usual ones, i.e. The Clash, Sex Pistols & The Stooges. The members were active in the Ormen association in Nacka and thus got many gigs, but sometimes they also arranged gigs in the city. The highlight was when they played support for Ebba Grön. The idea of ​​making a single came a bit hastily, they saw it mostly as a fun thing and hadn't even had time to agree on which songs they would record when the time came. In retrospect, they have regretted the song choice and they themselves prefer to listen to the demo that was recorded after the single. When it came to which language the band should sing in, opinions diverged, so it became both parts. And it was these conflicts that finally caused the band to split up in the fall of 1981." (source: from the book Ny Våg) - Four solid tracks and to find on two great Compilations.

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CHARLYS SLAVAR - Fångar EP 1984

Rare piece by this Swedish Heroes called Charlys Slavar and they formed 1981 by JB (vocals), Schiz (guitars), Liljan (bass), Mattias (drums). The Drummer was replaced in 1982 by Örni and they played on the local Punk scene for a couple of years before releasing their lone Fångar EP (1000 copies should exist) via Massproduktion in 1984. A year later  they had changed their name to Charly & & Slaves and appeared on the En Samling Rock Från Sundsvall Compilation anno 1985. In the same year Örni left the band and was replaced by Kjell-Åke. In 1986 they released the single 'Rotten Love' which was a mixture of Punk & Hardrock. In 1987 Schiz left the band and was replaced by Curt and finally Christian joined on keyboards in 1988. The musical style changed radically from Hardrock influenced Punk to Deathrock, inspired by the 80s Goth scene. The band fell asleep without drama in 1989. In 2009 they reunited with another line-up for a performance at Massproduktion's 30th anniversary. In 2019 Massproduktion began digitizing recorded material with the band. What remains are three decent Eighties goodies and there's nothing more to say from my side.

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ASTA KASK - Världens Räddaste Land 7'' 2013

The gentlemen from Asta Kask are always welcome in this theatre, today with their ninth 7Inch Världens Räddaste Land (The Scariest Country In The World) on Gaphals, 500 pressed: 200 on white vinyl, 300 on black. The band has released several albums in their lifetime and has developed a loyal fan base, both in Sweden and internationally. They have also disbanded several times but have always returned healthy and remain an influential force in Sweden with their energetic power sound, which is also found in these two melodic, catchy & dynamic nuggets. Also noteworthy are the lyrics, which takes apart a world-famous superpower and look behind the beautiful facade, match the cover. The B-side features with 'Välkommen Ner' a non-album track, so everything done right I would say, give it a try!

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TREKANT - Människor Smakar Gott EP 1982

A quick visit to Stockholm and we find the only 7Inch by Trekant, a four-piece consisting of Salle (vocals/guitar), Erik (guitars), Stefan (bass) and Hans-Peter (drums), released on Siste Bussen in an edition of 980 copies with three nice melodic KBD numbers. Their single received a lot attention in the Swedish Underground scene, which is not easy for a band from the capital among other heroes of the time, and was played in various clubs but they didn't get the attention they deserved in my opinion. Some critics praised the catchy melody and the band's scratchy style, while others found the lyrics rather ordinary. The single was reviewed in various fanzines, with opinions varying on the band's musical direction and artistic vision. Who cares, I like their record and unfortunately they haven't received much recognition on Compilations. But I did find one record, the Förortsrock - Musik Från Järfälla Sampler from 1983, I'll have to post it someday. Good Job!

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SLOBOBANS UNDERGÅNG - Stål Och Styrka 1993

Today is my first day of vacation, out of seven, and this morning I went to the dentist and he fixed four of my teeth. My face is completely numb as if I had just been through a big streetfight and only the costs are significantly higher than that. I don't want to bore you with any more details, but why do I have health insurance if it doesn't pay anything? Well, these are the extraordinary everyday intros that are completely useless, you just get fooled, every day. And there less you can do about it. (This example of my broken teeth). That's really sad. You have only ever put more into it, no matter what the situation, they all just want your damn money and that's what the world is about. If you have too much of it, you can buy everything, people, things, contracts, climate protection or elections, and in this vicious circle, there are always two involved: those who pay and those who let themselves be bought. People are shit, and this  since the dawn of humanity! - Let me get to today’s post: Slobobans Undergång were Gothenburg and one of Sweden's finest Punk combos and released a couple of excellent 7inches in the early Eighties. This Compilation on Nonstop Records offers a fine selection of their best and most significant pieces, and is a great way to get an overview of the band's work, while long-time fans have the opportunity to enjoy their favorites on one collection. The band uses a direct and sometimes provocative language to convey their messages. Each track has its own character and contributes to the overall mood of the album. Overall, the band has a significant place in the history of the Swedish Underground scene and this CD is a powerful and remarkable piece that perfectly captures the essence of Slobobans Undergång. I Love It!

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ATT MÖRDA EN ÖVERORDNAD - s/t 7'' 2016

Slyngel Rekords 016 is dedicated to Att Mörda En Överordnad (To Kill A Superior), a short lived five piece from Linköping and they were active 1983-1984. The protagonists in detail: Stefan (vocals), Nicklas & Per (guitars), Thomas (bass), Ante (drums) and there exists a tape called Här Är Er Djävla Relik! with ten songs from 1983-1984 and was, I guess, distributed around that time in small mailorders or at gigs. "Founded June 1983 and passed over in silence September 1984. Four public appearances on stage did happen. Three of the sessions were official but one of them was more unofficial. During an outdoor concert in Valla the band made a raid and entered the stage to play two beautiful songs before they were evicted." There are two decent goodies to listen to which have a better recording quality than the tape, as I am used to from the label, of course long out of print and thus a rare record. Cool one!

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V/A - 14 Years Ago [Ex-WildDevilRules Compilation] 2010

This bloody Fucker, as the title suggests, is created when my old blog was still active and that time I posted it under a different name, now fourteen years later I've changed a few songs and think it's become a bit better (the back cover is still the old). There were too many D-bands on it Compilation what I had already forgotten is, there are a lot of cover versions of my favorite D-Punk band from Mönchengladbach on it. True followers of this Blog know which combo I'm talking about, but the name isn't mentioned. Those who guess it will get a washing machine for free, hehe..... Most of the songs were released in the Eighties and pressed on rare various Compis and 7Inches and all are fucking cool! It is a speciality of mine to immortalize the best of them on such useless crap that you then listen to in the car, train, plane or wherever to boost your self-confidence. Well, at least that's my reason for creating such musical delights, no profit, no self-indulgence, only for the passion of Punkrock, the attitude to life, and that's why I'm happy to share it with you. So dear ones, my plane leaves in four hours and I hope, I come back. Cheers!

1.Intro - THE GREAT DICTATOR

2.I Want You To Be Punk - JET BUMPERS

3.Nicht Nur Ich - F.A.V.

4.Unterwasser Treibt Man's Nicht - HIRN

5.Frieden Im Land - TOLLWUT

6.No Next Time - NEW CHRISTS

7.Moderne Leute - SORGENKINDER

8.Justify Your Book - WAT TYLER

9.Jag Vill Ha En Amazon - ETIQUETTE MONA

10.Im China Restaurant - DADDY MEMPHIS & DIE OIBERTS

11.Dernier Cri - STALAG

12.Bewegung - DIE LEIDTRAGENDEN

13.Tenno - SAUSÖL

14.Nights - NEGATIVE STANCE

15.Système - JUSTIFIÉ X

16.Rebel Song - RED LONDON

17.Vart Ska Vi Ta Vägen? - SKAMS

18.John Merrick - PURRKUR PILLNIKK

19.Erase Today - HÜSKER DÜ

20.Besserwisser - DANSE DE PARTEMENT

21.Leck Mich Am Arsch - THE LENNONS

22.Useless Is Useless - THUMPER

23.D.K.D.L.N.S. - M.E.W.

24.Barbelé - DEPRESSION

25.Mongoloid - QUIET MEN

26.Breakin' The Toilet! - FLEISCHLEGO

27.Gewalt - AAK

28.Racing - MINX

29.Loser - JAWS

30.HC/HC - TOTENMOND

31.Drugs - RIOT .303

32.Expresso Oriente - INOCENTES

33.Rock Rural - STILLERS

34.Hey Kirby - THE VECTORS

35.Verrückt - DUST BINS

36.Count Me Out - SALVATION FUZZ

37.Häuser - DAS BIERBEBEN

38.Auf Wiedersehen - ALBINO BAND

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V/A - 805 21 F 2xEP 1995

First post in August brings us a brilliant Compilation from Spock Productions and 500 copies of these two 45's were pressed and this release was a benefit for "Secours Populaire Français", a non profit organization which has been fighting against povertyall around the world since the end of World War II, and still is. I love these kind of records with international bands because, on the one hand, you can usually only hear them on these kind of Compilations and, on the other hand, I like to feel the vibes of these countries. And that's what happens here with twelve really good, varied songs. And I guess that's also the passion of the small label that has unfortunately only released about a dozen 7Inches, but each one is certainly a real gem. Well, it was fun to digitize them and there will be more material at the weekend, so stay tuned.

1.Stupid Story - D MAISONS 

2.You & I - TOSHIYUKI HIRAOKA

3.Sun Cold Day - F.V.K.

4.Collari - CRUNCH

5.Don't Need You - BOOT DOWN THE DOOR

6....Again Above The Same - WC NEWS

7.Life - REVENGE

8.Don't Believe Political Parties - OSTROV P

9.Nunca (Arrestos Raciales) - TINTOREROS

10.Mirage Of More - SANITY ASSASSINS

11.Liberte Revee - THIERRY GALAI

12.I Wish - STILL THE SAME

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V/A - Attack Is Now Suicide 1988

A short appearance from me and in my mind is the next record, a fucking hot Compilation of the late Eighties and released in 1988 by the small but equally important German label Double A Records in collaboration with Americans from Phantom Records and is chock full of superb international Hardcore/Punk material with some exclusive highlights. US.Distress opens the musical ecstasy with an fucking energetic track and so it happens one after the other, short and intense songs (especially the Vatican Commandos & Dusk is a brilliant example with an unusual title and a rough sound and Dresden 45 contributes the longest track, which bears the band's name and creates a dark atmosphere). This beauty offers a diverse mix of aggressive and experimental sounds. Although not all tracks are equally strong, Attack Is Now Suicide is an interesting contemporary document of the Hardcore & Punk scene around the world of the late 1980s. The album also contains a folded insert with band photos and song lyrics which is not included within.

1.Who Possesses You? - U.S. DISTRESS

2.British Troops In Cyprus - SIC BOY FEDERATION

3.Housewives On Valium - VATICAN COMMANDOS & DUSK

4.Fjernsyn - O.H.M.

5.Bimbirimbirimbam - S.H. DRAUMUR

6.Werewolf's Life - FEAR ITSELF

7.Intolerance 2:24 - I DENY

8.When You've Got The Choice - DAWN OF LIBERTY

9.Dresden 45 - DRESDEN 45

10.Korruption - EXTREM

11.Don't Waste Your Time - COLLAPS

12.Paralized - RANCID DECAY

13.Nor & Far - RAPED TEENAGERS

14.Russia Nuked Themselves - STIKKY

15.Aggression - NO FRAUD

16.Koyhat Kyykuyn - TERVEYSKESKUS

17.Breakfast Of Champions - PROBLEM CHILDREN

18.Call For Freedom 3:14 - ASOCIAL

19.Ain't No Crime - DAMAGE

20.Gente - SUBTERRANEAN KIDS

21.Fuck S.A.C.E.M. - PIN PRICK

22.Master Of All - DEVIATED INSTINCT

23.Can't Reach Me Now - AFFLICT

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V/A - Även Vackra Fåglar Skiter (Live) 1992

Released via Birdnest Records gives this double record set an fantastic impression of the Swedish underground scene with bands that have caused a sensation with good Powerpunk rock since the mid-eighties, all this were recorded live during Totalgalan, the 18th and 19th of October 1991. This is the CD Version and we find we also infos inside but only in Swedish. But I'm sure these little bio or liner notes express what can be heard, namely a solid selection of bands/songs that achieved a bit of fame in their country and outside of it. Check out the blog and you will find studio material for many of the protagonists mentioned here. Cool piece!

1.Grusgrop - KÖTTGROTTORNA

2.Zuga - KÖTTGROTTORNA

3.Can't Stand It - CHARTA 77

4.Vikingjazz - TUK TUK RALLY

5.Betongbarn - STREBERS

6.Elsa - STREBERS

7.Hallucinationer - D.L.K.

8.Yellow Submarine - PUBLIKEN

9.Svart Jul - CHARTA 77

10.Sånger & Eld - TUK TUK RALLY

11.Lycklig - 23 TILL

12.Hungrig - KÖTTGROTTORNA

13.U.S Of C.C - THE PAST

14.Do Anything You Wanna Do - 23 TILL

15.C.P Framför Sin T.V. - D.L.K.

16.Bonnrock - KÖTTGROTTORNA

17.Häxcalypso - KÖTTGROTTORNA

18.Midsommarvisa - STREBERS

19.Whats Your Feeling - THE PAST

20.Bikt I C-Dur - TUK TUK RALLY

21.Pärleporten - STREBERS

22.Doesn't Make It Alright - CHARTA 77

23.Ensam Kvar - CHARTA 77

24.Tänk Om Jag Vore... - D.L.K.

25.Sofia Dansar Go-Go - TUK TUK RALLY

26.Sista Supen - 23 TILL

- Great Thx to Fredrik -

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V/A - Really Fast Vol.2 1984

Second Compilation from this cool series which came via Really Fast Records and again 1600 copies were pressed. And on these records are only Swedish bands who celebrate more fast and aggressive Hardcore/Punk and to preserve a monument to them this little idea was born. Some made it onto vinyl, others only on those gems. This edition also comes, like Volume 1, in a beautiful poster sleeve with pictures, artwork and information about the bands, a solid release, Enjoy!

1.Magic Mushrooms - THE KRIXHJÄLTERS

2.The Guardian Of The Society - THE KRIXHJÄLTERS

3.Tänk Realistiskt - S.O.D.

4.BSS - S.O.D.

5.I Don't Want - S.O.D.

6.Rustning Är Mord - ASOCIAL

7.Frihet - ASOCIAL

8.Hiroshima/Slakta Assars Nassar - TATUERADE SNUTKUKAR

9.Herreys - TATUERADE SNUTKUKAR

10.Krossade Pungkulor - TATUERADE SNUTKUKAR

11.Pensionär - SWANKERS

12.Anti-Oi - SWANKERS

13.Trofull - NYX NEGATIV

14.Makten - NYX NEGATIV

15.Vi Kan - MOB 47

16.Dagen Efter - MOB 47

17.Vi Vill Ha Frihet - MOB 47

18.Vår Värld - MOB 47

19.Nowhere - BRISTLES

20.Dataspel - AB HJÄRNTVÄTT

21.E.A.P. - AB HJÄRNTVÄTT

22.Tristess - INGRON HUTLÖS

23.Raggarstat - INGRON HUTLÖS

24.Skit I Valet - INGRON HUTLÖS

25.Run - R.T.S.

26.R.T.S. - R.T.S.

27.Det Finns Inget Kvar - R.T.S.

28.Byråkrati Gör Dig Fri - R.T.S.

29.Napalm - R.T.S.

30.Minoritet Förtryck - DISTRUST

31.Föroreningar - DISTRUST

32.Fred & Frihet - DISTRUST

33.Heavy Gym - SUBWAY ARMY

34.Decontrol - SUBWAY ARMY

35.Farligt - SÖTLIMPA

36.Fred - SÖTLIMPA

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EBBA GRÖN - Prorock 7'' 1979

Second 7Inch by Ebba Grön on Mistlur and they formed in Rågsved outside of Stockholm in 1977. They are one of the most renowned bands from this country and this 7Inch will kick your ass and is one more beautiful highlight in their glorious discography. Two briliant goodies and what can I more say: don't miss it! 

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TIEBREAK - Mina Grannar (Gillar Inte Rock'N'Roll) 7'' 1982

I don't have any information about this band called Tiebreak, but they do a solid job and recorded two early rock'n'roll goodies and immortalized them on their only rare 7inch, released by the Swedish renowned Rock label Pang Records. Whether it is a real collector's item is up to the viewer, I don't think the record is bad, as it is absolutely audible and doesn't come with long solos or similar elements. A-side with a 'short' two minute track, while the flip is a bit too long ballad, but the guitar sound sounds pleasantly creaky and somehow antique... very charming. A record where tastes certainly differ, I like it.

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INCEST BROTHERS - Ljuset Igen 7'' 2022

Current 7Inch by the Incest Brothers from Stockholm, with a new song on the A-side and on the flip is a peppered cover version of the most famous Valves song “For Adolf's Only”. The first hundred copies came in blood red vinyl, the rest in black, and this little goodie was released via Bollmora Rekords. Really cool that this band is still active, originally formed in 1977, and still have passion in making good music which this burning wheel clearly underlines. Powerful & lovely!

- Great Thx to Fredrik -

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