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Monthly Archives: September 2012

STETZ- Songs of Experience LP (Russo Syndicate Records, USA, 1986)

11-Sep-12

How much I loved this LP when it came out – and I still know every song by heart, even though I don’t spin it as often as I used to! Too bad STETZ never released anything else beside this, apart from songs on three LP comps («Hardcore Takes Over», «One big Crowd» and “New […]

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HERESY- Split LP with Reevsy singing (Toy’s Factory, Japan, 1990)

10-Sep-12

Not too long before HERESY embarked for their first Euro tour in 1986 (together with Concrete Sox – more here), they recorded 6 songs with their original guitarist & singer Reevsy (who also can be heard on the «Never Healed»Flexi). As you know, Reevsy was replaced by John on vocal duty on the tour and […]

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NIKOTEENS- 1st 7″EP (selfproduced, Germany, 1981)

02-Sep-12

Formed in 1979, Germany’s NIKOTEENS released this 7″ on their own. The songs were originally intended to be included on the now legendary «Soundtracks zum Untergang» compilation album, but got rejected by label owner Karl Walterbach (who founded “Noise Rerords” out of the ashes of “Aggressive Rockproduktionen”, when Metal was the new thing and Punk […]

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