Killed By Death Records

Yes! The ugly cover don’t make you eager to listen to it. There was a really great record shop in Stockholm in the ’80s where you could find lots of used records(Zero Boys, Hypnotics etc etc) and be able to listen to the vinyl. If I hadn’t been able to listen to it I would never invested the vast amount of 23 swedish crowns into it. Talk about an underrated record here! If you’re like me and love Legal Weapon, 45 Grave, U.X.A. and such I think you’ll love this. Somewhat reministic to Plasmatics in some degrees.

Country: USA
Year: 1983
Label: My Ass
Format: 12″
Songs:
Hands Off.mp3
She’s Wasted.mp3
White Boys Don’t Lie.mp3
Icy Eyes.mp3
Destructive Heroes.mp3
Without A Right.mp3

It’s a miracle the vinyl still holds togheter. One of my top 10 US Hardcore records ever. One weak spot: Sheer Terror. John Stabb deserves as much credits as Ian McKay. To fuck with the “real” punks he dresed up in hippy shirts and the likes. That IS punk rock. Buy all the reissues from Dr. Strange cause they deserve it!

Country: USA
Year: 1983
Label: Fountain Of Youth / Dischord
Format: 12″
Songs:
Hall Of Fame.mp3
Hour Of 1.mp3
G.I.mp3
Puppet On A String.mp3
Sheer Terror.mp3
Happy People.mp3
Lost In Limbo.mp3
Plain To See.mp3
Partyline.mp3
Heres The Rope.mp3
Insomniac.mp3

One of the greatest 7inch compilations ever made. People rave about C.O.C. on this comp but what makes it standout are the incredible tracks by Stillborn Christians! So original, catchy and just…just fucking awesome! “Originally a cassette which included tracks by No Rock Stars, replaced by Stillborn Christians on the 7″“. Anyone heard the No Rock Stars songs? Feel free to fill in any information about the bands on this comp!
Country: USA
Year: 1983
Label: No Core
Format: 7″
Songs:
Stillborn Christians
New Right.mp3
Fred.mp3
Aggression.mp3
No Labels
Changes.mp3
Compromises.mp3
Bloodmobile
Drug Related Death.mp3
Little Boy Blue.mp3
The Smiths.mp3
C.O.C.
Poison Planet.mp3
Indifferent.mp3
Too Cool.mp3

Their first and really great 7inch. “Domesticated People” should get you hooked immediately. Their second one is not worth seeking out but you can find this really cheap. From California. Anyone, except Rob Noxious, who’ve got any info on them?

Country: USA
Year: 1983
Label: Dr. Dream
Format: 7″
Songs:
Domesticated People.mp3
American Dream.mp3
Blanked.mp3
Is Everybody Gone?.mp3

Up there with all the classic early Dischord 7inches! Mike Browns voice is growly and just fantastic. The Punk Vault did a feature on UM but only had “Passout” for download and I love this record too much that I just have to post all the tracks. From The Punk Vault: “We played our first party as UM Halloween of ‘82 with Media Disease (later Malefice, MFD, Mainline, etc.) We also recorded our next demo, featuring Mike B on vocals and Mike S on drums, recorded at Inner Ear and produced by Bert Quiroz (Double-O, Second Wind).”
Country: USA
Year: 1983
Label: D.S.I. / Dischord
Format: 7″
Songs:
Fugitive Family / Plain Truth.mp3
Final Solution.mp3
Passout.mp3
I Know A Place.mp3
Own Way.mp3
Lice And Flies…mp3

I love computers! Especially when they crash. I had written a great deal about Peggio Punx and was ready to post when the “thing” decided to freeze totally. Oh well! This one along with the first Declino 7inch posted earlier are among the best mid ’80s italian hardcore EPs. They got a style all of their own these italian maniacs. As I listen to the tracks now I hear some digital pops that you have to live with. You should check out Peggios 12inch over at punkrecords.org. Not a single bad track so you get them all! My pick is “Credi Di…” cause everytime I hear it I see some punk cowboys with their mohawks and studs riding in to anarchy heaven to never be seen again.

I’ve decided to take some tracks away from this posting. If you want to know WHY then read the comments for the Buttocks. And NOW I
‘ve decided to put the tracks back up again now when my lovely friend “NiteOwl” is gone Ho hoho.

Country: Italy
Year: 1983
Label: Peggio
Format: 7″
Songs:
Guerra.mp3
Noia.mp3
Linea Diritta.mp3
Solitudine.mp3
La Mia Vita.mp3
Credi Di….mp3

Two great tracks out of five. This should’ve been a two tracker. Great cover of “Heartbreak Hotel” that was originally done by? Michael Jacksson? No it was something on E.. Eilert Pilarm maybe? From Hyped To Death:” pressed one EP on Roach Motel’s “Destroy” label and added two tracks to the We Can’t Help It EP. Maximum Rock&Roll caught them talking with Ian McKaye, but they never made it out of Florida. Drummer/vocalist Paul Suhor went on to Harley Krishna (who re-made a bunch of S4 songs) and now records in his own studio and teaches stop-smoking hypnosis at Rainbow gatherings.”
Country: USA
Year: 1983
Label: Destroy
Format: 7″
Songs:
Heartbreak Hotel.mp3
Jump On You.mp3
No Revenge
Time
Table Leg

Great and overlooked 7″ by Offbeats. Their LP is worth to check out too. Listen to the “One Two Three Four” in the beginning of “In A Rush”. Brilliant. Still after more then 20 years I still can relate to lines like:”All the fans who idolise. All the fascist in disguise. All the hypocritical lies. Music, sports and politics. Ninety-five percent is shit. It’s all just cheap entertainment. Everyone and everything. I wish they would go away.” from “Go Away”.
Country: USA
Year: 1983
Label: Oops!
Format: 7″
Songs:
In A Rush.mp3
Maybe
Nothing For Me.mp3
Getting Fat.mp3
Why Do You Hang Out.mp3
Who The Fuck Do You Think You Are.mp3
Look At Them Go
Go Away

A really nice piece of hardcore from the early 80´s. To me, this one has got that true hardcore spirit without the metaltouch which destroyed the hardcore-punk in the mid 80´s.

Country: USA
Year: 1983
Label: Statement
Format: 7″
Songs:

Subvert

New right.mp3

Attention.mp3

Hard line

No illusions

Police state

Girl violence