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RELEASE DATE: 3/13/2026
Formed in San Diego at the tail end of the 1970s, The Crawdaddys stood apart from the punk explosion surrounding them, reviving the raw rhythm and blues spirit of the early British Invasion with unshakable devotion. Their debut album Crawdaddy Express, originally released in 1979 on Voxx Records, captures the band at full throttle, gritty guitars, swirling organ, and a ferocious live energy straight out of a sweaty basement club circa 1965. This essential slab of garage revival magic remains a timeless reminder of when rock and roll was wild, loud, and gloriously untamed. Also available on color vinyl (RRS 262W-LP).
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RRS 262W-LP
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$24.00
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RELEASE DATE: 3/13/2026
Color vinyl version. Formed in San Diego at the tail end of the 1970s, The Crawdaddys stood apart from the punk explosion surrounding them, reviving the raw rhythm and blues spirit of the early British Invasion with unshakable devotion. Their debut album Crawdaddy Express, originally released in 1979 on Voxx Records, captures the band at full throttle, gritty guitars, swirling organ, and a ferocious live energy straight out of a sweaty basement club circa 1965. This essential slab of garage revival magic remains a timeless reminder of when rock and roll was wild, loud, and gloriously untamed.
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RRS 286LP
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$24.00
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RELEASE DATE: 3/13/2026
The earliest and rawest recordings from UK anarcho-punk/crust pioneers Sacrilege. Formed in the mid-1980s, Sacrilege emerged from the British DIY underground with a sound that fused the political urgency of the anarcho scene with the heaviness of Discharge and the creeping darkness that would later define their crossover into thrash and doom. This LP features their 1984 and 1985 demos, capturing the band at their most direct and uncompromising -- raging, unpolished, and driven by conviction -- as well as a previously unreleased live set recorded at the Ambulance Station squat in London in 1985, a raw document of their power in the chaotic, squat-based scene of the time. Limited remastered edition with poster and printed inner sleeve. Also available on color vinyl (RRS 286R-LP).
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Color vinyl version. The earliest and rawest recordings from UK anarcho-punk/crust pioneers Sacrilege. Formed in the mid-1980s, Sacrilege emerged from the British DIY underground with a sound that fused the political urgency of the anarcho scene with the heaviness of Discharge and the creeping darkness that would later define their crossover into thrash and doom. This LP features their 1984 and 1985 demos, capturing the band at their most direct and uncompromising -- raging, unpolished, and driven by conviction -- as well as a previously unreleased live set recorded at the Ambulance Station squat in London in 1985, a raw document of their power in the chaotic, squat-based scene of the time. Limited remastered edition with poster and printed inner sleeve.
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RRS 285Y-LP
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Color vinyl version. The birth of New Jersey thrash finally unleashed on vinyl! Before storming onto the scene with their classic debut Power and Pain, Whiplash carved their place in metal history through raw, uncompromising demos and ferocious live shows. This collection gathers together those recordings for the first time on wax, preserving the untamed spirit of a band on the rise. From basement recordings to the sweat-soaked chaos of CBGB's, this is more than just a collection, it's the sound of thrash in its purest, most dangerous form. Also available on color vinyl (RRS 285Y-LP).
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RRS 264GR-LP
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Color vinyl version. Guitar Gangsters' Prohibition is a punchy, no-nonsense blast of melodic punk, released in 1989 on Link Records. Recorded at Goldust Studios and produced by Mark Brennan of The Business, the album captures the raw energy of the London-based band, who formed in 1988. With Rockin' Phil on bass and backing vocals, Spencer Holman on drums and backing vocals, and Powerful Pierre delivering sharp guitar work and commanding lead vocals, Prohibition is packed with razor-sharp riffs, anthemic choruses, and socially charged lyrics. Drawing inspiration from UK punk legends like The Clash and Stiff Little Fingers, this album is a must-listen for fans of high-energy, no-frills punk rock.
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RRS 279LP
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Originally released in 1983 on I.D. Records, Wreckin' Crew catches The Meteors in peak, feral form, a scorching burst of early psychobilly loaded with slapping bass, jagged guitars, and P. Paul Fenech's unmistakable snarl. A true cult favorite, the album helped spark the infamous "wrecking" style and cemented the band's reputation as the genre's loudest and most unapologetic force. A high-voltage classic, back on vinyl where it belongs. Still wild, still unhinged, still essential. Turn it up and let the chaos loose. Also available on color vinyl (RRS 279P-LP).
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Guitar Gangsters' Prohibition is a punchy, no-nonsense blast of melodic punk, released in 1989 on Link Records. Recorded at Goldust Studios and produced by Mark Brennan of The Business, the album captures the raw energy of the London-based band, who formed in 1988. With Rockin' Phil on bass and backing vocals, Spencer Holman on drums and backing vocals, and Powerful Pierre delivering sharp guitar work and commanding lead vocals, Prohibition is packed with razor-sharp riffs, anthemic choruses, and socially charged lyrics. Drawing inspiration from UK punk legends like The Clash and Stiff Little Fingers, this album is a must-listen for fans of high-energy, no-frills punk rock. Also available on color vinyl (RRS 264GR-LP).
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Raw, abrasive, and uncompromising, this live at JUZ Burladingen in 1988 shows Extreme Noise Terror in full destructive power. With Micky Harris of Napalm Death on drums, the band tear through their set with ferocity, dual vocals snarling over grinding riffs and relentless rhythm. More than a live album, this is a snapshot of a band that reshaped the boundaries of hardcore punk and grind, carving their reputation on stage, city by city, leaving chaos and inspiration in their make. A brutal piece of underground history brought back to life. Includes poster insert reproducing the original concert flyer and a bumper sticker! Also available on color vinyl (RRS 276Y-LP).
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RRS 285LP
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The birth of New Jersey thrash finally unleashed on vinyl! Before storming onto the scene with their classic debut Power and Pain, Whiplash carved their place in metal history through raw, uncompromising demos and ferocious live shows. This collection gathers together those recordings for the first time on wax, preserving the untamed spirit of a band on the rise. From basement recordings to the sweat-soaked chaos of CBGB's, this is more than just a collection, it's the sound of thrash in its purest, most dangerous form. Also available on color vinyl (RRS 285Y-LP).
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A cornerstone of the '80s garage punk revival, The Mirror Cracked by The Gravedigger V is a snarling, fuzz-drenched tribute to '60s teenbeat chaos-loaded with reverb-soaked sound, gritty vocals, and raw, primitive swagger. Originally released in 1984 on Voxx (a Bomp! Records imprint), the album became a cult favorite for garage heads and punk purists alike. Now reissued on vinyl for the first time since 1987, to celebrate Bomp! 50th anniversary, this edition includes an exclusive insert featuring new liner notes by founding guitarist John Hanrattie, shedding light on the band's brief but blazing existence. Essential for fans of Nuggets-style garage rock, revivalist punk, and underground classics. The Mirror Cracked is back to shake the rafters once again. Also available on color vinyl (RRS 260W-LP).
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Color vinyl version. A cornerstone of the '80s garage punk revival, The Mirror Cracked by The Gravedigger V is a snarling, fuzz-drenched tribute to '60s teenbeat chaos-loaded with reverb-soaked sound, gritty vocals, and raw, primitive swagger. Originally released in 1984 on Voxx (a Bomp! Records imprint), the album became a cult favorite for garage heads and punk purists alike. Now reissued on vinyl for the first time since 1987, to celebrate Bomp! 50th anniversary, this edition includes an exclusive insert featuring new liner notes by founding guitarist John Hanrattie, shedding light on the band's brief but blazing existence. Essential for fans of Nuggets-style garage rock, revivalist punk, and underground classics. The Mirror Cracked is back to shake the rafters once again.
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Color vinyl version. One More Megabyte is the ninth studio album by English punk rock band Toy Dolls, packed with their signature humor and high-energy punk rock. Embracing the rise of computers, the album blends witty social commentary with themes of love, eccentric characters, and playful jabs at pop culture. Featuring several covers, including The Proclaimers' 'I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles),' and punctuated by comedic skits, it's a must-have for fans of fast, fun, and unapologetically quirky punk.
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Color vinyl version. Absurd-Ditties is the seventh album from UK punk rockers Toy Dolls, recorded in September 1992 and hitting shelves in January 1993 via Receiver Records. Often hailed as one of their standout releases -- both by fans and frontman Olga -- it delivers the band's trademark mix of fast-paced punk and witty lyricism. The title is a playful mash-up of "absurd" (meaning bizarre or illogical) and "ditties" (short, catchy tunes), perfectly summing up the album's collection of eccentric and energetic songs.
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One More Megabyte is the ninth studio album by English punk rock band Toy Dolls, packed with their signature humor and high-energy punk rock. Embracing the rise of computers, the album blends witty social commentary with themes of love, eccentric characters, and playful jabs at pop culture. Featuring several covers, including The Proclaimers' 'I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles),' and punctuated by comedic skits, it's a must-have for fans of fast, fun, and unapologetically quirky punk.
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Absurd-Ditties is the seventh album from UK punk rockers Toy Dolls, recorded in September 1992 and hitting shelves in January 1993 via Receiver Records. Often hailed as one of their standout releases -- both by fans and frontman Olga -- it delivers the band's trademark mix of fast-paced punk and witty lyricism. The title is a playful mash-up of "absurd" (meaning bizarre or illogical) and "ditties" (short, catchy tunes), perfectly summing up the album's collection of eccentric and energetic songs.
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First time on cassette to celebrate BOMP! Records 50th anniversary. A legendary late-'70s Detroit trash outfit, fueled by the raw energy of The Stooges and New York Dolls. A definitive piece of garage-punk history.
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Four decades since its initial release, this influential '80s garage punk classic is back on a tape edition as a special part of Bomp!'s 50th anniversary series. The Pandoras' debut album, It's About Time, is recognized as one of the pioneering and most genuine examples of 1960s-style garage punk to arise from the revival movement.
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The early days of the undisputed godfathers of New York City Hardcore! Recorded in New York City, 1983.
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Includes replica of all inserts. Girls At Our Best! were one of the greatest and most influential bands to emerge in the early 1980s as part of a new wave of independent acts. DJ John Peel championed them, playing their singles repeatedly and inviting them to record a session for his program. Wry vocalist Judy Evans and brutal yet melodic guitarist James Alan who'd met at art college in Leeds fronted Girls At Our Best!, the proto-Indie band that formed from the ashes of Alan's 1977 punk band SOS! Pleasure, the sole album, reached number two in the Indie Chart. It was an album so different from the rest of the post-punk indie pack that you can still play it now and completely baffle new listeners. As John Peel said about Roxy Music, it just doesn't seem to relate to anything else.
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By resurrecting a long-forgotten musical idiom (which had only existed for a scant two years to begin with), known as the "Gurus of Garage Grunge" since their inception in 1980, The Fuzztones predated the Seattle grunge scene by ten years! 2025 marks the band's 45 year anniversary. Their fiery brand of garage-psych punk has influenced hundreds of groups, from The Hives to The Horrors. Includes bonus 7".
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This high-energy 7" single by Nikki and the Corvettes features two bubblegum-punk anthems: the infectious "Honey Bop!" on the A-side and the raw, rockin' "Shake It Up" on the flip. Originally released by the legendary Bomp! Records, this release captures the band's signature blend of Ramones-style punk, girl-group harmonies, and '60s garage pop swagger. Now reissued to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Bomp! Records, this edition pays tribute to the label's pivotal role in shaping garage rock, power pop, and punk over five decades. Essential for collectors and fans of proto-punk and underground pop.
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Voivod formed in Jonquière, Quebec, in 1982 and soon caught the attention of Metal Blade Records, leading to their 1984 debut, War and Pain. Living on welfare in Montreal, they rehearsed daily, shaping their raw sound for RRRÖÖÖAAARRR. After their gear was stolen, they funded the album through the legendary World War III festival, where they signed with Noise Records. Their next release, Killing Technology (1987), marked a major evolution, blending thrash, prog, and hardcore under producer Harris Johns in West Berlin.
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The first British punk band to appear on vinyl, The Damned enjoyed unprecedented early chart success and influenced the hardcore punk and goth movements. 1996's I'm Alright Jack And The Bean Stalk (aka Not Of This Earth) was a real departure for the re-vamped band that defied easy classification; moving away from the punk and goth of the past, it found Dave Vanian, Rat Scabies, and guitarist Alan Lee Shaw channeling psychedelia, new wave and traditional rock, bolstered by pedigree supporters including organist James Taylor and bassist Glen Matlock of the original Pistols. A killer set of non-standard Damned jams -- get it now!
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