#Punk Vinyl

[punkrockhistory]

Can you remember when the record store was a second home for you? 🤩

[rawvnoisevcruster]

Stormcrow- enslaved in darkness

Went too my local record shop and found this absolutely killer record for sale. Definitely going into my frequent plays. Totally crushing sound

[iamdangerace]

NEKRA, AMANG from the Royal Disruptor e.p. (2020).

YOU'RE SORRY.

TRY TO RUFFLE MY FEATHERS. RIP ME TO SHREDS. RUIN MY WHOLE FUKING LIFE. TUCK ME INTO BED.

IT'S ALWAYS THE SAME. TIRED EXCUSE. I TRY AND I TRY. WHAT'S THE FUCKING USE.

FIRST THEY BREED. THEN THEY LEAVE.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

FILE UNDER: RECORD ADS, UK PUNK, 70s PUNK, POSTER DESIGN, POSTER ART, STIFF RECORDS, NEW ROSE, ETC...

PIC(S) INFO: Resolution at 2156×2880 -- Spotlight on poster art for THE DAMNED's first 7 inch on Stiff Records, "New Rose" (c/w "Help," a cover by THE BEATLES, of all bands), released in the UK on October 22, 1976. Poster design by Chris Morton.

MINI-OVERVIEW: ""New Rose" was released on 22 October 1976 on the independent Stiff Records and was Stiff’s first hit, so successful that they had to partner a major label to distribute it. The job of producing the sleeve went to Chris Morton who was working part time as Art Director in Stiff's art department.

CHRIS MORTON: ”I left Art School, I was always influenced be the Situationists, I always loved music and tried to got freelance straight away. I took some designs to London and met United Artists and Andrew Lauder who liked what I was doing, I also had just had something published in "ZigZag" magazine by Pete Frame, I was working on something for Andrew and the George Hatcher Band and they were playing at the Roundhouse supporting the Doctor Feelgood and there I met Jake Riviera, who I had met briefly through Andrew Lauder where he used space in Andrews office, he said he was setting up a record label like the old independent ones in America where you sold records out of tieback of a truck,and he asked me to do some designs, which he liked, and that's how I got started."

-- IDENTITY OF PUNK, "The Damned, "New Rose" Buy 6 design by Chris Morton, published May, c. 2014

Sources: www.freedomhasnobounds.com/tag/east-side-club, Christie's, & https://identityofpunk.wordpress.com/2014/05/28/the-damned-new-rose-buy-6-design-by-chris-morton/

[kreepercoolman]

Detestation by GISM (Relapse Records reissue)

[deadbrokerek]

RADAR- S/T LP OUT NOW!!! ⚡🤘⚡ NYC's finest garage punkers are here with their debut album! RADAR consists of members from the Meltaways, Adult Magic, Giant Peach, Back-up Plan & a lot more playing garage punk at breakneck speeds, with killer melodies & ripping guitar licks. Definitely a Marked Men vibe going on with a NYC pop-punk twist. This one's in the running for album of the year, so don't sleep. Limited to 220 copies on Black vinyl. Streaming everywhere now!

Order vinyl @ deadbrokedistro.com

[zombiestray]

Todays listen

[greyblueashes]

Xmas has passed,don't gorge yourself too much...

This Is our new video release "Food Obsession" taken fron the new album "Shallow people" by Otitis media records.

[stateofmindrecordings]

www.stateofmindrecordings.com/zencart biggest sale of the year up now!

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"BUT THE RUSSIAN TANKS ARE MOWING THEM DOWN..."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on promo artwork/lyrics and a record advert for the "Warhead" 7 inch vinyl single by second wave UK punk rock band UK SUBS, and released under the GEM label in February 1980.

Nobody wants a repeat of the Cold War (and its numerous hot skirmishes) over 40 years later, but I'd be remiss to say that if that time period didn't give us some absolutely scorching bangers like this cut. Fight war, not wars, though, as always.

Sleeve [Concept] – Nicky Garratt

Sleeve [Design] – Hothouse

UK subs

[aplanningforburial]

new tssf vynil

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"...AVAILABLE ONLY TO FIEND CLUB MEMBERS."

PIC INFO: Spotlight on a MISFITS Fiend Club print/order form, c. 1982, handwritten by Glenn Danzig.

"All items under ten bucks! Today original copies of any of these records go for enough on eBay to pay a month's rent. At bottom right you can see Danzig's first stab at going solo: the singer recorded and released the "Who Killed Marilyn?" seven inch on his own in 1981 after the other Misfits dragged their feet recording the song."

-- THIS MUSIC LEAVES STAINS (blogspot)

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE KING GETS A PUNK MAKEOVER IN JAPANESE HARDCORE -- CLASS OF '87.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on the lyric sheet and/or graphic art from the "9 Shocks Terror" 12 inch mini-LP by Tokyo-based hardcore punk band, LIP CREAM, released in 1987 under the Selfish label. Artwork by LxCx vocalist, Jhajha [uncredited].

Source: www.picuki.com/media/3394636414170583738.

[eroticlamb]

Debbie Harry and Chris Stein photographed in their apartment, New York ♡

[deadbrokerek]

On The Might Of Princes- “Sirens” LP 2nd pressing available @ deadbrokedistro.com 🚨💥 Limited color vinyl & T-Shirts still available but not for long!

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

The Smiths - How Soon Is Now