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Support The Troops https://soundgrotesca.bandcamp.com/album/the-troops-your-funeral

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Snuff - Too Late Duncan rules forever.

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this split rules. play fast or don't.

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I'm thinking about going to Pittsburgh for Skull Fest http://skullfestpunk.com/

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It's been a long lullaby https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKrJQ7m0PPA&list=RDUKrJQ7m0PPA

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I really want a copy of this vinyl, but I also really don't want to pay $25 shipping. 😢 FFO garage punk rock n roll with tough riffs ▶️ Doctor Gong b/w Comfort, by Bastard by Wap Shoo Wap Records on Bandcamp

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Punk is life

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Solid 7 inch release with a spoken word track as the b-side. Very surprised CCA didn't take a year to ship the vinyl to me. Skinhead - The Plan: 1

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This is one of the coolest 7 inches I own. Check the reply for the B-side. Riverboat Gamblers - Bonzo Goes to Bitburg b/w No Voices In The Sky

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Interview with Shaved Ape https://see-saw.fun/shaved-ape-on-the-punk-mentors-who-changed-his-life/

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Meanwhile - A Conflict of Memory In conjunction with their appearance at the Kick Rock Festival in France earlier this summer, Kick Rock Records brings us the first new Meanwhile record in 18 years, and boy-oh-boy is it worth the wait! Usman—whose detailed knowledge of this vein of hardcore is something to behold—tells me the sound on this new record resembles Meanwhile’s 2005 EP Ghostface Democracy (one of his favorites in their discography), but the main reference point that comes to my mind is Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing. For all the hundreds of bands whose music is firmly grounded in Discharge, relatively few explore HNSNSN’s layered sound, and fewer still capture anything like that album’s power. A Conflict of Memory, though, gives me a very similar feeling, that distinctive reverb, the multitracked guitars, and the wandering, heavily chromatic lead playing coalescing to make me feel like I’m in the middle of a swirling, violent tornado of sound. As with many bands who follow Discharge’s template so closely, there’s an element of collage to Meanwhile’s composing process that might turn people off, and there are several points on A Conflict of Memory when anyone with a well-worn set of Discharge vinyl will be tempted to shout Discharge’s lyrics rather than Meanwhile’s. However, I’ll assume that if you’ve gotten this far into reading this, you acknowledge the value of contemporary bands elaborating on and iterating Discharge’s work. And, indeed, if you’re one of those maniacs who can never get enough Discharge-style hardcore, just know the new Meanwhile EP rips and you definitely need it. - Sorry State Records

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Bato - Human Cancer The wider world last heard from Bato on their 2019 7” Ravages of Time, but those of us who have seen the band live in the intervening five years knew they were brewing up something special for their long-planned debut LP. Now Human Cancer is out, and it’s ready to melt faces. Arriving via Norfolk’s prolific Not for the Weak Records, Bato shares a member with their label-mates Reckoning Force, and fans of that band will recognize guitarist Jordan Greenough’s lightning-fast, ultra-precise riffing right away. Also like Reckoning Force, Bato boasts a member of Socialcide (Bato has Socialcide’s drummer, while Reckoning Force features their bassist). If you’re one of the smart folks who has been snapping up every Not for the Weak Records release as it comes out, you’re going to love Bato, as the ultra-fast, musically dense hardcore punk that is that label’s trademark forms the foundation of their sound. Human Cancer can feel relentless on the first listen, riffs coming at you with overwhelming speed and ferocity, one right after the other, but the energy never drags. While Bato rides riffs just long enough to set the hook, they always have a tempo change or a cool little trade-off between instruments to keep the song moving. The songs are well-written, even subtle, feeling cooked down to where they’re as lean as they can be, all flavor and no filler. That sense of density combined with Bato’s consistently manic tempos makes Human Cancer a demanding yet exhilarating listen. - Sorry State Records

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