Great moody anarcho punk from KARMA SUTRA. There are only four songs on this 198? demo, and I will happily take this kind of quality over quantity any day. A pretty rough demo recording (which they included an apology for), but superb political punk rock from another band that I know little about.
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6 comments:
great one! much rougher than the other stuff i have by them.
thanks!
their LP is SO great, been trying to get my hands on a copy for a while now. very cool to hear the demo.
If anyone's interested, I've put up an MP3 rip of their LP on my webzine -
http://www.oldpunksneverdie.com/2007/10/09/free-noise-1/
If you want it ripped again as a FLAC file, drop me a line via the 'zine.
Fantastic blog by the way, I found it via the MRR article. Thanks for all the hard work.
Agonizing sick vokills and creeping warped magnetic tape mimic the downfall of the British Empire and the iron ceiling of British class oppression
Link's dead. Please re-upload it.
re-upped
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