CD - Punk Rock

Heideroosjes : Schizo

Hell, Richard : Time

Hellbastard : In grind we crust

Hero A Fake : Volatile

Hex Dispensers : Iii

The HEX DISPENSERS give you the creeps with killer down-tunedguitars and paranormal pop hooks, sounding as if The Ramoneswould have only played bat caves, The Spits got stuck in blackjava and Devo felt the cold touch of the Misfits. They took alltheir latest singles hits and brand new songs into the CoolDevices Studio of Mark Ryan and Jeff Burke (MARKED MEN,RADIOACTIVITY) to record album 'III'.

High Society : I never go out in the rain

Allin, G.G. / Holy Men : You Give Love a Bad Name

Hot Water Music : Caution

Human Eye : 4: Into Unknown

Hurst Pier Point : Blag Us A Pint

Husker Du : Land speed record

Husker Du : Flip your wig

Husker Du : Archives (3cd)

A TRIPLE-CD of radio broadcast live recordings of Minneapolis' finest. Two of the discs feature Hüsker Dü live action, taped at a 1981 show in Portland and in Minneapolis 1985. Disc #3 features a fine 1989 performance, given by singer-guitarist Bob Mould (after the band split up) at a radio station in Germany.

I Object : Teaching revenge

Ignorant, Steve : The last supper

cd+dvd

Into It. Over It. : Twelve towns

Jam Session : Yellow Mica

Jawbreaker : Bivouac

Reissue on CD of Jawbreaker's groundbreaking album from 1992, remastered from the original tapes. Includes the songs from the 'Chesterfield King' 12-inch as well as 2 bonus tracks from the original audio sessions.

Jaya The Cat : A Good Day For the Damned

Johnny Moped : The search for xerxes

Johnny Moped's "lost album" from 1990, finally gets a reissue. This album came out in 1990 on Deltic Records. Recorded on a borrowed 4-track TEAC tape recorder, sampler and drum machine, where an 8-track recording has been added to complete the tracks. The album comes remastered by Jez Larder.

Johnny Moped : Basically: best of

Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers : Yonkers Demo + Live 1975/ 1976

Digipack Packaging

Jughead's Revenge : Vultures

'Vultures' is a five-track EP by the LA-based punk band.TRACKS:1. ISOLATION TIME 2. BRIDGES 3. MY SIDE 4. EIGHTIES 5. I'LL BE SEEING YOU

June : Make it blur

Junior Varsity : Wide eyed

Kid Kapichi : Here's what you could have won

Kids : Naughty kids

Originally released a mere eight months after their groundbreaking 1978 self-titled debut LP, The Kids' second album is a pure masterpiece of straightforward punk rock. A little less raw than their previous material, but still far from the new wave sounds the band started experimenting with on their following records, 'Naughty Kids' remains one of the best examples of non-UK '70s punk and definitely a mandatory addition to the collection of any 'Killed By Death' fanatic! This reissue also includes five bonus tracks recorded live in 1978. Limited to 500 copies in digipack with obi strip.

King Cannons : Brightest Light

KMPFSPRT : Gaijin

Gatefold black LP+CD

Kraut : An adjustment to society

Reissued on CD is the highly regarded debut-LP from NY hardcore punk legends Kraut! Originally released in 1982, this album became a flashpoint for the burdgeoning hardcore punk scene in NY and even features guitar contributions from Sex Pistol Steve Jones! This deluxe version features all new audio mastering from the original tapes, rare bonus tracks, plus a full-colourbooklet with liner notes and rarely seen photos!

Krömosom : Live Forever

Lagwagon : Live in a Dive

Last Drive : The last drive

The Last Drive re-invent themselves in a walkabout through the realms of rock'n'roll and psychedelia, free from any barrier or obstacle. In an era full of uncertainty, the band is trying to provide a 45 minutes shelter with eight compositions. Including highlights already known from their recent live concerts, such as 'Always The Sun' and 'White Knuckles', of which the first version appeared on the 'Fascism Inc.' documentary.

Last Gang : Obscene daydreams

Lawrence Arms : We Are The Champions Of The World

Leatherface : Stormy Petrel

Les Thugs : Nineteen Something

Like Pacific : Distant like you asked

Little Killers : Little killers

The Little Killers are Crypt's first modern band signing in over 5 years. They sound like The Saints, The New York Dolls and The Real Kids all rolled up into one.

Lord High Fixers : Beginning of the End ... the End of the Beginning

Loved Ones : Build & burn

Lower Than Atlantis : Far Q

Lucifer Star Machine : The Devil's Breath

Lunachicks : Binge & purge

Each generation has it's own music, and it's often convenient to divide generations into decades. The 1960s gave us PSYCH; the 1970s presented PUNK; the 1980s gave rise to GRUNGE and the 1990s gave us RIOT GRRRL! More than a mere musical style, Riot Grrrl is a revolutionary movement of hard rock chicks. Like comrades in arms Hole, L7, Babes In Toyland and Bikini Kill, the Lunachicks are out to turn a few heads, change a few minds, rock harder than the Ramones and make the world a better place.In the late '80s and early 1990s, the Lunachicks headlined classy joints, like CBGB and toured nationally and abroad with the likes of the Ramones, the Butthole Surfers, Gwar, the Dickies and the Dictators. They secured a record deal in the UK and landed on the covers of NME, Melody Maker and Sounds several times each, while at the same time dominating the American underground press and college radio. 'Binge & Purge' was the band's first-ever U.S. album and remains a favorite of their legion of fans worldwide.

Lurkers : Past & future landslide (3cd)

A boxset of three CDs + booklet featuring two studio albums ('Chemical Landslide' and 'The Future's Calling') by The Lurkers along with a previously unreleased live recording, 'Live In Margate 1977'.

Mad Caddies : Just one more

Madcap : Under suspicion

Magnetix : Positively negative

After some experiences with surf music, and then playing alone in various musical genres with bands like Catchers, Hero X'S, the pitiless Looch Vibrato made use of his crazy talents ,(not lacking in vice), to corrupt innocent creatures,his weapon of choice being rock'n'roll. He captured his prey- Aggy Sonora in 1998. But the innocent charm of Miss Sonora quickly lets her appear as a Queen of the Bad Beat and the primitive concerts of the years 1950-60. Out of this unhealthy magic from The Magnetix (Looch Vibrato, Guitar /Aggy Sonora, drums) will come a new expression - " Rock Monster". Noticed by the label Yakisakana, The Magnetix joins groups who are in the same mood cleaning punk garage hi-fi music with carsher to get a radical sound - needles in the red, lessens that crackle and guitars that crack. No one can deny that during this period, the gories/oblivians gave birth to thousands of groups without bass guitars,so how could The Magnetix make their own mark? First of all, thanks to their skillfulness to combine all sorts of influences - the most evident being Mummies or Music Machines, as well as more complex ones like Dean Carter - (imagine that The Sonics is a rockabilly group, or that Hasil Adkins sang for a day with The 13TH Floor Elevators!). Besides, to the breadth of a personal musical touch, mixing systematic improvisation with pieces already existing,The Magnetix knows how to offer excessive, always different shows, and also how to preserve an original freshness and an inalterable power. At last, a personality out of the ordinary, inducing the Duet towards a Wild Trash Duel ,with melodies on a razor's edge, and towards the punctuated provocation of disposals Fuzz, abrasive riffs, the rythm of Looch Set up It Vibrato ,articulated by the powerful, minimal drums and enchanting beat' from Aggy Sonora.

Makers : Strangest paradise

Makewar : A paradoxical theory of change