A two piece political, anarchist, DIY folk punk band from Indiana. Both members, Chris Clavin and Hannah Jones, have been in the bands Disarm, The Devil Is Electric and Operation: Cliff Clavin. They decided to play folk punk so they could tour easily, play almost anywhere and get rid of the usual restrictions of amps and equipment, often playing in backyards and on street corners.
Operation: Cliff Clavin were an influential DIY political pop punk band from Indiana. Their songs are sloppy and recorded badly, which is how it should be; stripped down, simple, fast and smart. More releases will be posted soon.
Retching Red was an Oakland based hardcore punk band consisting of Cinder Block, formerly of Tilt, Mike Avilez, formerly of Angry Samoans, Adam Grant And Jake Dudley. The band have two full length releases as well as this split 7'' and have been on indefinite hiatus since 2006.
The Twats were a hardcore punk band from Washington DC fronted by loud and angry singer, Cuntess Twat. They have been compared to the likes of early AFI and Naked Aggression with lyrics ranging from sarcastic to heartfelt to witty. The band decided to call it quits in 2007.
In February 1987, Jesse Michaels from bands such as Operation Ivy, Big Rig, Common Rider and Classics Of Love, published his first fanzine 'Kill Deal For Fifty Cents'. Contains interviews, articles and art.
A snotty pop-punk band from a small town in Kentucky, the Connie Dungs gained some degree of prominence in the American underground punk scene by doing sporadic gigs around the middle US. This is the third 7'' by the band and my personal favourite. I will be posting a lot more Connie Dungs releases so keep your eyes open.
A young Canadian band formed in 2003, this is the band's first full length released in 2008. If you're in the mood for decent, loud and fast punk then this is for you.
A short lived punk group fronted by two 13 year old boys. The band also consisted of an escaped mental patient on guitar. This EP was recorded at their first ever gig at the Gilman Street Project in Berkeley, 1988, with songs they had improvised that same day on the way to the gig. Two Years later one of the boys, Giuliano, died in an 'elevator surfing' accident while looking around an abandoned building. Download!
