#THE VARUKERS band

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

DANCE TILL YOUR DEAD TO PISSED-OFF, APOCALYPTIC SOUNDS -- WELCOME TO 1984.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on English hardcore punk/street punk/UK82 band THE VARUKERS, performing live at Bierkeller, Leeds, UK, on January 3, 1984. 📸: Jenny Peers.

Tony "Rat" Martin -- lyrics/voice

Damien Thompson -- guitar

Brik -- bass guitar

"Dance 'till you're dead, Music drives you crazy, You're gonna blow your mind, Still you've gotta dance, You've gotta keep in time,

Dance, dance 'till you're dead,

Now you realize you can't keep on, Now you realize there's something wrong."

-- "Dance 'Till You're Dead" (1984) by THE VARUKERS

Source: www.picuki.com/media/1767651313167132047.

[randomvarious]

1980s Oi! Punk Playlist

And 1980s Punk Rock Playlist December is going out with a bang, with this small batch of kick-ass oi! tunes from the early part of the decade. In a broad sense, oi! is to punk what punk is to rock. Punk arose out of a desire and necessity for rock to have raw, energetic simplicity again, like it had at its founding, and when oi! came around in the UK in the late 70s, it was for much the same reasons: punk rock was losing its meaning and its edge as it was being practiced by artsy intellectual types and it was in need of a reduction back to its roots.

Oi! was working class music that dealt with working class concerns, like labor exploitation, lack of employment, run-ins with police, Thatcherism, the constant specter of nuclear annihilation, brawling, etc., and another thing that all the songs had in common was their use of anthemically chanted gang vocals, in which every member of the band would yell along to the chorus of a song in unison, which would also involve crowd participation in a live setting too. That aspect of it helped carry on long-held traditions of drinking songs and football chants in a new and different way; solidarism and empowerment achieved through unified rebelliousness 🤘.

So what we've got here are 13 classic oi! songs to get rough, rambunctious, rowdy, and raucous to—stuff that I don't think will ever end up going out of style because of how pure and true-to-form its brand of punk rock is. There's been a lot of oi! that's come out since—even some really gross white nationalist and Nazi shit that ignorant folks think is more or less representative of oi! as a whole—and a lot of it feels like it's going through the motions, because at the end of the day, there's really only so much that one can do with oi! in the first place. But this early generation of the stuff will feel forever fresh, and as long as working class issues remain issues, which seems very likely to be the case, the topics will continue to remain broadly relevant too.

One of the great leaders of this scene was a band called Blitz, and here I've included their blistering "Never Surrender," a perfect 90-second soundtrack to an enormous hypothetical street fight between rival gangs that's outfitted with brass knuckles, trashcan fires, broken glass bottles, knives, and spiked bats. As one of Blitz's most popular songs, which is currently sitting at 758K+ plays on Spotify, "Never Surrender" is one of those primal pieces of pure jump-around-and-break-every-single-thing-in-your-immediate-vicinity fury 😤.

And then for another leading light in this scene, we've also got The Exploited, who supply "Dead Cities," which has over 1.2 million plays, but also the much less popular "Rival Leaders" too, which only has 41.6K plays. "Rival Leaders" is one of those songs that invokes that aforementioned threat of nuclear Armageddon, but does it in a way that makes it feel exhilarating, sort of like how Detroit techno can also make the vision of a futuristic urban dystopic wasteland feel somehow inviting too. There's just a certain sense of, 'well, we're all stuck in this muck together, so we may as well just fuckin' party, right?' to it all. "Rival Leaders" is an explosion of pent-up speed and has one of the best gang choruses on this playlist, which is a simple rapid countdown from ten-to-one, before a final shout of "HERE WE GO!" which first signifies the launching of the nuke and then its detonation. Cathartic and invigorating.

This playlist is ordered as chronologically as possible:

Abrasive Wheels - "The Army Song" The Partisans - "No U Turns" The Exploited - "Dead Cities" Blitz - "Never Surrender" Abrasive Wheels - "Shout It Out" Resistance 77 - "Nuclear Attack" The Fits - "Too Many Rules" One Way System - "Give Us a Future" Special Duties - "Violent Youth" Threats - "Politicians & Ministers" Uproar - "Rebel Youth" The Varukers - "Die for Your Government" The Exploited - "Rival Leaders"

Now, normally this is the part of the post where I say, 'but wait, there's more, over on YouTube!' but I'm not doing that this week. Every song that's on this Spotify playlist is on the YouTube and YouTube Music versions of it too. 13 songs that run at just under half-an-hour, which is pretty close to the perfect length for a punk rock album anyway 😁.

And that's it for this five-Sunday 80s punk rock December! This month we got into punk rock in general, and then dove further into the oft-overlapping scenes of hardcore punk, street punk, UK82, and oi! punk, where we sussed out a bunch of the similarities and differences between them all.

And to start next year we'll be zagging into a couple weeks of soul music!

Enjoy!

More to come, eventually. Stay tuned!

Like what you hear? Follow me on Spotify and YouTube for more cool playlists and uploads!

[mangaka-neko-chan]

What punk rock band do you think would be a good fit for Warhammer?

Lovely question! I'm gonna assume you mean 40k since I have never posted anything about Fantasy. Also idk if punk rock would even fit there lol.

I have actually thought about this a lot since my Psyker Harald''s style is based on punk rock. And while I tap into many music genres, I rarely attach myself to a band or artist. I can easily pick out songs for this question but bands? So I did a bit of research for this one. I'll try my best but bear in mind, this is based on very limited knowledge of an amateur :'D

If there's someone out there who's into Warhammer 40k and punk rock, feel free to tell me some of your picks in an ask cause I always love to broaden my musical horizon~

Since 40k is futuristic, industrial and gothic in setting, I thought that would take inspiration on the music, tho the classic punk rock and variations of such would also work. I imagine depending on where you are in the universe there's very diffrent sub genres. Overall punk rock was always anti-establishment and 40k is built as an insane establishment so the critics and the ones edging heresy would surely flock to the punk rock genre.

Ideally I would imagine classic punk rock with touches of grunge, industrial, techno and maybe even the gothic holy music touch tho perhaps people would rather want to turn away from the holy chants for the Emperor. Or parody it. Who knows.

Unfortunately I haven't found exactly THAT but instead of one, here's 5 bands that to my limited knoweledge come close to some of the vibes I mentioned:

The Varukers - Started punk rock, went into thrash metal later, the themes they sing about are mostly anti-government and anti-war which like, yea.

WWW - It's more synth punk and weird but I think it fits perfectly to the more tech influence punk rock could have in 40k (like imagine the singers all with masks or rebreathers).

SPECTRES - More goth or post punk but especially Hindsight fits the vibes very well.

The Expelled - I don't necessairly have a good reason why they fit but vibes, man.

The Green Demons - Punk rock with many subgenres here and there, most of their songs have this haunting background vibe to it like you would play punk rock in a cathedral with a bit of punk unusal instruments aand some tech too.

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[samurairobotics]

sNot toPiC

* * * i hate hot topic because it makes it seem like punk is a glamourous thing, more like a fashion and thus a joke than something that the true punks are passionate about. they take bands like blink 182 and mxpx, at the drive in and good charlotte, and call them punk, when they're nothing more than boi bands with guitars. in my view, it's making a mockery of the entire scene, making glittery sid vicious shirts when he couldn't even play bass, and using the word "punk" as an excuse to mass market a lifestyle and make a fashion statement. the issue on prefabricated bondage pants is the same - it's something that i've done for years, something i've spent countless hours working on. i was proud of my results, and then a bunch of teenyboppers pay $70 and buy pretty much the same thing that i had put so much effort into, not really knowing or caring why, just using it as an excuse to be trendy. personally, i know for a fact that if i was a prep or this proverbial 'trendy' that everyone finds so fascinating, i would hate punk, and even hate 'punk rAWk'. think about it - what do these people *really* know about punk? they haven't been to the shows, they haven't felt the closeness and the unity of a crowd for the varukers or beat the shit out of each other in the name of the vandals - that might tear their $50 shirt or $550 pants - or god forbid, scuff their $4500 combat boots. why? because true punk is dirty and disgusting... but what would that sell? hot topic and their allies have to glamourize it, find something in it marketable - preps like SHINY STUFF ... safety pins and studs are SHINY ... WE HAVE FOUND OUR HOT NEW PRODUCT!... NEW and IMPROVED culture! * * *

* * * i think that's what gets to me the most - if the preps want to convert to punk rockers, i have no problem, (the more the merrier, rite?) but they're only doing it because it's the new "in" thing and don't really know much about the culture in general. half the "punks" i see are clad in glittery vicious shirts, purple plaid dogpile bondage pants with sparkley studded bracelets and belts, and yelling "PUNK ROCK" when the only bands they know are emo. emo isn't really that punk, it's like a punk version of country - "my girlfriend left me and now i'm going to sing this song so the world will know who woeful i feel." granted, i do like a BIT of emo, but if i didnt listen to oxy and gbh and the fits and unseen and such, i wouldn't wanna run around telling people i'm punk rock just because i like the ataris. i beat the fuck out of ppl like that. i think hot topic kind of spawned the whole trend simply because it is a trendy store, preps go in there, see something that's trendy, and buy it. it's meaningless to them, just a fashion statement, and hot topic has pretty much made it as such, as they enlist the help of MTV and M2 to spread the word that this is the next big thing. come on people, step up and say OI - don't buy your identity at the mall! * * *

[galoots]

Heyo! Been a while since I thought about your au and I'm curious about what the first band Duckworth introduced Donald to was

Duckworth brought Donald home from the hospital and immediately played him "How Does It Feel?" by Crass, "Kick Out the Tories" by the Newtown Neurotics, "Thatcher's Fortress" by the Varukers, and "Maggie Maggie Maggie (Out Out Out) by The Larks. He sweetly whispered to him, "I'll teach you to headbang just as soon as you develop the muscles that let you do so, poppet."

[punkrockhistory]

The Varukers are a British hardcore punk band formed in 1979. Year's active 1979 - 1988 and 1993 - present. #punk #punks #punkrock #punksnotdead #staypunk #hardcorepunk #oldschoolpunk #thevarukers #history #punkhistory #historyofpunk https://www.instagram.com/p/BuSmv8TnEP3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=fx1vwi9rjzfs

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

MAJOR RESPECT TO A UK SKINHEAD MAKING IT OUT TO A NUKE WAVE/APOCALYPSE PUNK GIG.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on rare live shots of English hardcore punk/street punk/UK82 band THE VARUKERS, performing live in Manchester, UK, c. May 1982. 📸: Kiwi Kim Mullan.

Source: www.picuki.com/media/1746617758974773026.

[randomvarious]

1980s Street Punk Playlist

Alright, so, a couple weeks ago I posted an update to my general 1980s Punk playlist, then last week I posted an update to my 1980s Hardcore Punk playlist, and now, for this week, we're distilling things further down another level with a brand new 1980s Street Punk playlist. Think of all this as, like, that classification system that you once learned about in one of your biology or life sciences classes...

Street punk is a specific style of hardcore punk that sprung up in the UK in the late 1970s among the urban working-class male youth in direct response to the artistic pretensions that some punks had thought that their favorite genre itself had been developing at the time. The street punk ethos is, essentially, that punk rock is for the common people, and anyone should be able to make it; it has a near-strict level of equality between performer and fan (everyone at a punk rock show is a punk, be they creator or consumer), and therefore, the idea of needing to have 'musicianship' in order to play music is pure, exclusionary bollocks. Just make some radical fuckin' noise with some chords, a drumbeat, and a bassline, and yell your angst-ridden diatribe with the same intensity of one of those lunatic blokes down at a public town hall meeting or something, and you might have a real rockin' tune on your hands 🤘.

And so, what some of this rawest-of-raw and back-to-basics type of punk rock ended up giving us in the early 80s turned out to be some of the most timeless and catchy shit that the genre itself had ever managed to produce. By stripping the music of any perceived overgrowth of fuss, we got some sweet and hooky anthems out of it, with simple, but infectiously energetic riffs too.

Case in point, the song that's currently rolling around in my head right now as I type this, the militant "Never Surrender" by New Mills-based oi! band Blitz, which they released in 1982. As one of their most popular songs—758K+ Spotify plays—this tune is just 90+ seconds of pure and primal jump-around-and-break-every-single-thing-in-your-immediate-vicinity fury; the soundtrack to an enormous and chaotic, no-holds-barred street brawl that's outfitted with rusty chains, brass knuckles, broken glass bottles, trashcan fires, knives, and spiked bats 😤.

Never surrender, never give in Never let the enemy win Never say why, never say die It's always worth another try

This playlist is ordered as chronologically as possible:

Abrasive Wheels - "The Army Song" The Partisans - "No U Turns" The Exploited - "Dead Cities" The Partisans - "Police Story" Chaos UK - "Four Minute Warning" Blitz - "Never Surrender" GBH - "Sick Boy" Mayhem - "Psycho" Abrasive Wheels - "Shout It Out" Resistance 77 - "Nuclear Attack" Chaos UK - "No Security" The Fits - "Too Many Rules" One Way System - "Give Us a Future" Special Duties - "Violent Youth" Threats - "Politicians and Ministers" Uproar - "Rebel Youth" One Way System - "No Return" Riot Squad - "Lost Cause" The Varukers - "Die for Your Government" The Exploited - "Rival Leaders" Broken Bones - "Decapitated" Riot Squad - "Society's Fodder" Ultra Violent - "Crime for Revenge" The Varukers - "Led to the Slaughter"

And then the YouTube version of this playlist has all of these tracks, plus a few more that can't be found on Spotify too, like the great, horror-thrashing "Psycho Killer" by The English Dogs, a tune from 1983 that *is not* a Talking Heads cover and has over 350K+ plays on YouTube right now, which makes it more popular than any song of this band's that is currently on Spotify. And its bouncy main riff sounds like something that a band like Rancid could've successfully replicated a decade or so later too.

English Dogs - “Psycho Killer” Mau Maus - “Just Another Day” Oi Polloi - “Thugs in Uniform”

And this playlist is also on YouTube Music.

So with the introduction of this playlist, we start with 24 songs that clock in at 55 minutes, but over on YouTube, we've got 27 songs that clock in at 63 minutes. So if you want a few extra goodies, including what appears to be the English Dogs' most popular song, give that YouTube one a listen.

And if you want something shorter, here's another street punk playlist that consists of tunes that are exclusively from 1982 too:

1982 Street Punk: Spotify / YouTube / YouTube Music

1980s punk rock playlist December will continue next week when we get even deeper into all of this stuff with a playlist of UK82 songs, which, no, is not just UK punk rock from the year of 1982 😅.

Enjoy!

More to come, eventually. Stay tuned!

Like what you hear? Follow me on Spotify and YouTube for more cool playlists and uploads!

[rodney-die-laughing-records]

Crash Festival Oakland Metro 31 August 2019 withmany bands including Varukers Screaming Bloody Marys @screamingbloodymarys Infirmities @we_are_infirmities Agent Orange Conflict #punk #punkrock #punkrockmusic #festival #oakland https://www.instagram.com/lordprosser/p/BwpgiVAAyTu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=54w9vg7hl7z2

[sirenrecords]

NEW RELEASES & REISSUES OUT TOMORROW (FRI 8/26): SILK SONIC, PIGEONS PLAYING PING PONG, MUSE, KENDRICK LAMAR, CROSBY/STILLS/NASH/YOUNG, JOURNEY, DELICATE STEVE, CHRIS FORSYTH, RAVEN, Allen Ginsberg's The Fall of America (Various Artists), Bastard Noise & Merzbow, Blondie, Candlemass, Cradle Of Filth, The Doors, Lupe Fiasco, Four Years Strong, Valerie June, Marcus King, Machine Head, Madlib, Curtis Mayfield, Lizzy Mcalpine, Megan Thee Stallion, Moby, New York Dolls, Obituary (2), Pianos Become The Teeth, John Prine, Salvia Palth, Slipknot, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Regina Spektor, Mavis Staples, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Teen Suicide, Tropical Fuck Storm, Twisted Sister, Varukers, Wet, Windhand (at Siren Records) https://www.instagram.com/p/Chs0VOUpGWr/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[music-addiction-disorder]

G.B.H - give me fire _ No Survivors(1989) on  Clay Records

Charged GBH, commonly known as GBH, are an English street punk band which was formed in 1978 by vocalist Colin Abrahall, guitarist Colin "Jock" Blyth, bassist Sean McCarthy (replaced by Ross Lomas after two shows[1]) and Drummer Andy "Wilf" Williams. GBH were early pioneers of English street punk, often nicknamed "UK82", along with Discharge, Broken Bones, The Exploited and The Varukers. GBH have gone on to influence several punk rock musicians.

The name GBH was inspired by then-bassist Sean McCarthy's trial for grievous bodily harm. Though the core line up of Colin, Ross and Jock has stayed the same throughout their history the drum stool has been occupied by a number of incumbents following Wilf's departure after the Midnight Madness and Beyond album and Oh No It's GBH again 12" ep. 1986 saw the arrival of German drummer Kai Reder who played on three albums and an EP (No Need To Panic, A Fridge Too Far and From Here To Reality, as well as the "Wot A Bargain" 12"), Kai was then replaced by American, Joe "Fish" Montanero for one album (Church of The Truly Warped), this was the band's last release for the Rough Justice label. The drum stool was then occupied from around 1994 by former Bomb Disneyland/Bomb Everything drummer Scott Preece, who has remained to this day and played on all releases since.

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the kilimanjaro darkjazz ensemble

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psymun

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calibre

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onra

forest swords

baby fuzZ

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blondage

MUNA

amy shark

great grandpa

litany

tove stryke

life in sweatpants

reo cragun

RAYE

dog orchestra

the districts

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TOBi

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allday

japanese wallpaper

BANKS

liss

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KAMI

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THEY.

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KAMAUU

clean cut kid

THRILLERS

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semi attractive boy

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MOSSS

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YOU

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EXES

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sea girls

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latroit

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jovem jay

oliver

bearface

steven moses

sam woolf

madball

dead trees

times of grace

the weapon

gold embers

burning hotels

the jungle giants

prefab sprout

quilt

all mankind

falcon

abbe may

the blue van

hungry kids of hungary

lions

deep sea arcade

lego johnson

fool's gold

apex manor

nightbox

alice russell

ball park music

freelance whales

toots & the maytals

lawrence arabia

ying yang twins

the aggrolites

george byrne

the drums

clubfeet

atlantic connection

armanni reign

hannibal leq

the new f-o's

charlie

the one am radio

hot chip

phantogram

golden triangle

bombay bicycle club

MF/MB/

the donkeys

fang

belize

big fox

the rifles

the love language

chalk and numbers

yellow ostrich

apple horse

the radio dept

hey geronimo

freelance whales

oberhofer

big troubles

cuckoo chaos

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say hi

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outasight

handsome furs

justice

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dirty dirty

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faces on film

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william fitzsimmons

telekinesis

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chalk and numbers

public enemy

cut off your hands

treefight for sunlight

the big pink

ss decontrol

baby jesus

inHibit

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pink fire

parade garden

the happy fits

ricky montgomery

grand jury

your favorite color

grand lotus

intimidation

temporex

about monsters

ildjarn

cadaver dog

tyler blxck

abra cadabra

wedding present

red london

vanilla gorilla

bera bera

the fight

royal knaves

the brkn

just dust

123 oscar

budj

trefuego

lakey inspired

pulp

deficit

stick and poke

billy lemoss

charge the atlantic

jesus piece

gouge away

dirtwar

soros

julien rose baker

hesitation wounds

the menhattan project

blanks

the royal hounds NYC

the john kadlecik band

yo mama's big fat booty band

brokedown hustlers

litz

covered with jam

squaring the circle

magnolia blue

definition of one

squids of tomorrow

boo quostic

warboots

traces

oppression

gutter knife

the varukers

major accident

way yes

ice and the iced

life's blood

crown court

the templars

angelic upstarts

nova vaga

the pastels

the chisel

ultra violent

violent end

indecent exposure

anderson stingrays

stronghold

tank turret

taylor crawford

cannons

rina sawayama

skrewdriver

skepta the mod

arms race

back road gee

digital underground

herb alpert & the tijuana brass

too early to tell

fox violets

the ACBS

COIL

the accused

leatherface

criminal class

the cockney rejects

the damned

NABAT

inDex

the blood

superyob

chubby and the gang

ripcord

death in june

s w a n s

skin deep

4skins

infa riot

UK subs

the effigies

betrayed

b squadron

iron cross

the jook

red alert

the count bishops

straw dogs

the annihilated

the ruts

frankie and the flames

everything everything

phoebe bridgers

NoCap

tall heights

common vision

common hymnal

annie lennox

dave stewart

andre paxton

lauran hibberd

ashnikko

xbf

notorious bino

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allan rayman

miami horror

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anderson .paak

valere

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october

laiko

silver sphere

anna of the north

lewis del mar

colouring

darkDARK

blood youth

juke ross

the ninth wave

always never

moses gunn collective

foxygen

scarlet pleasure

OC

HAUS

benny

elias rodriguez

surf mesa

regard

RAYE

leon bridges

arrow

self-evident

terrace martin

MAX

l'migue

hare squead

shamir

flying lotus

jefferson airplane

abnormality

act of defiance

lsd and the search for god

off wing

40 cal.

tgg lil down

kapuze

the voodoo vultures

wedding crashers

tragedian

familiar faces

fluorescence

xpyre

trace cyrus

s3rl

against the sun

tommy gun

skibo

darrin charles

the migraine aura

matt sweeney

bonnie prince billy

NU'EST

porter robinson

james ivy

dee gomes

down again

hawthorne heights

ryan willis

the lonely people

heartour

gray scott

brooks of york

side montero

rok nardin

wing it

nolan trotter

brandon tomlinson

duve

ida maria

allister x

love lola love

the hunts

nail bite

kaadenze

barren wasteland

story untold

elle lapointe

.clouds

the dip

loveleo

little symphony

beachwood coyotes

newspoke

wishwell

whatever, dad

hoku

coco gordon moore

matt maeson

laurel smith

david whitee

static reality

paul anka

grace jones

jermaine jackson

chris isaak

nina simone

mambo italiana

bryan adams

morten harket

rita hayworth

haddaway

bill withers

selena quintanilla

marshall ruffin

good grim

syko

ariano

bush league

beau dega

ruby and the romantics

poo pee d and the family jewels

kiss thiss

thaiboy

yg swe

bladee

mechatok

jean dawson

kane grocerys

silk sonic

accuser

tasha angela

zoot

russell morris

restless heart

outlaws

the commitments

etta james

modernists

pomplamoose

the new low

suede

GANGgajang

goanna

paul kelly

the animals

jet

bill withers

ram jam

daryl braithwaite

rob thomas

t. rex

yusuf

australian crawl

slim dusty

kylie minogue

the damnwells

guy sebastian

september mourning

madison avenue

divinyls

moving pictures

jimmy barnes

eskimo joe

jessica mauboy

air supply

delta goodrem

the easybeats

natalie imbruglia

powderfinger

savage garden

kasey chambers

mondo rock

the go-betweens

regurgitator

john paul young

the whitlams

nomeansno

station

freddy tyler paul

softspin

the seekers

sherbet

360

gossling

something for kate

peter allen

col joye

ian moss

dead girls academy

the saints

skyhooks

rogue traders

along came a spider

yothu yindi

zki & dobre

[therecordnerd]

People asking the dude in Varukers why they dont have enough merch, the band is celebrating 40 years existence, what can you not find out there?!? SMH!! . . . . . . . . . . . . . #THEVARUKERS #varukers #ogpunkrock #punkrock #ropventures https://www.instagram.com/p/B1h8HLrFD0r/?igshid=dvnlnpr4fwe9

[deadtank]

Subversive Right demos finally on an LP!! Raging NY punk heavily influenced by the early 80s UK scene ala Sacrilege demos, Varukers, & Potential Threat. Members of some other fuckin bands. http://deadtankrecords.com