The Normals

I'm sure most of you have heard their absolutely CLASSIC '78 single, "Almost Ready" (of which an alternate mix can be heard on here). This, however, is a collection of various studio recordings from 1978-1979 and it fucking smokes. "Sometimes The Truth" is the baddest of all bangers on this one, I could listen to that thing over and over for days. This is a vinyl rip and the sound quality isn't perfect to begin with, so just a heads up — although if you're that thoroughly disturbed by a few pops and cracks in the background I suggest you take one of these.

So Bad So Sad

C.C.T.V.

Well, I don't really post on here much anymore. I'm not quite sure if it's because I'm really lazy or because I'm generally dissatisfied with most things that are happening in punk right now. Either way, here's something that does NOT fall into the category of shitty shit that I was just writing about. NWI is the reason why punk still rules, and there's really not much of a better example to that point than this C.C.T.V. record. I'll spare you from further jaded bullshit and allow you to indulge. You're welcome.

C.C.T.V. E.P.

Sheer Mag

So I've been dead for a while but what better way to return than with the best 7" I've heard in forever? This is rock n roll greatness with some of the most intricate riffs any band has spit out since The Exploding Hearts. Genius? Absolutely. Classic? Most.

Sheer Mag EP
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Gas Rag

We've literally reached a whole new level of stupidity.

Beats Off!

The Muff Divers

I've been meaning to put this god damned tape out for ages. I recorded it sometime in 2012 with Audacity (duh) and Tabit (doi). I melt your face via the six string and vocals are laid the fuck down by none other than Joe Muffin of NANCY. If you'd like a copy of the tape, email me at durso1753@gmail.com so I can retrieve all of your personal information and steal your identity. Punk's not dead, it just sucks.

The Muff Divers Tape

Jimmy Vapid

Have you ever wanted to hear Ace Frehley sing for The Ramones? Here's your chance: Jimmy Vapid (THE VAPIDS, VALLEY BOYS) executes damn near thirty micro-tracks of rock n roll perfection on this steamin' slab.

Triangulator

Kremlin

R.I.P. Not much can be said about these guys except that they were one of the best bands of the decade. Their last set was incredible and they sealed the deal with a cover of "Ain't Nothin' To Do." Fuck man, listening to the tune "Last Last" brings a tear to my eye.....

Last Last

Here's their last last set. Relive da chaos mon: