Killed By Death Records

One of the most underrated dutch HC bands. Maybe cause M.O.G. had wacky sleeves and an original sound. But boy did they put out some great HC! But I think they’re in their prime when they slow it down as heard in the two outstanding tracks here: Walking and King Skinhead. Great!

Due to the mystery of M.O.G I haven’t been able to dig anything up. There’s a discography page at Kill From The Heart but the years are wrong there. Their second 7inch was Crap Rap and released in 1988.

Maybe our friend Niels/Eet U Smakelijk(who ones where in Gepopel who released the amazing Paracide the same year) can give us some info?

Country: Holland
Year: 1985
Label: -
Format: 7″
Songs:
Walking.mp3
Hoobagoo
Never Too Late.mp3
King Skinhead.mp3
Pay The Price.mp3
Too Long.mp3
Give Them.mp3
The Down Away.mp3

“76% Uncertain was formed in 1983 by members of two other bands; CIA and Reflex From Pain. Both of these bands had released independent 7″ vinyl EPs the previous year.“. One underrated Hardcore band from the mid ’80s. How come? Their first LP “Estimated Monkey Time” got good reviews but they weren’t much talked about. At least not over here. “Estimated…” was spinned alot on my home during the release though it was a bummer to get hold even back then. So here’s a live show I found on a tape back from the tape trading days. Check out 76% Uncertains official site: here. Haven’t been updated since 2004 but… The sleeve you see here is a homemade one I did. Please don’t sell this at eBay.

Country: USA
Year: 1985
Label: -
Format: Cassete
Songs:
You’re The Hate.mp3
Sidewalk Bombs.mp3
Knife In My Back.mp3
Another.mp3
No Stone Unturned.mp3
Waste Product.mp3
I Hate The Radio.mp3
Same Results.mp3
Know It All.mp3
Shadow Of Doubt.mp3

This killer punk rock 7inch has one of the ugliest cover in my whole collection. Long time since I spinned it but knew I’ve always liked it. I put it on and in seconds I realise I had to record it and post all the tracks here. If this had been released in lets say 1982 it would’ve been talked about alot. A perfect combination of mid tempo snotty punk rock and hardcore. “Vik formed his own label, KML Records and released “Dead To My World” , a great 7″ in 1985. Five hundred copies were made in a single pressing. The band never re-pressed the record because they thought it was crap.”.
Country: USA
Year: 1985
Label: KML
Format: 7″
Songs:
Dead To My World.mp3
You’re A Bum.mp3
Gut Bomb.mp3
Abortion Debate.mp3
Communism.mp3
Everything I Touch.mp3

Along with “White Male Dumbiance” by B.G.K. this has to be among the top 5 Dutch Hardcore releases. What happened to Gepopel after this? Think about this kids:”After searching hard you’ve found a new name/the word may be new but it stils means the same/I don’t want hardcore to be this year’s thing/’cos only the wrong bands will get exposure/Bandwagon men, bandwagon women/You suck, suck, suck ,suck, suck, suck me dry…” from “Bandwagon”. This felt so right at the time and still does. Strange.
Country: Holland
Year: 1985
Label: Diehard
Format: 7″
Songs:
Paracide.mp3
In Our Hands
Dogs.mp3
Ze Koemn Ook Bij Jou
Bandwagon.mp3
Tied To Time
Blind Faith
Just Because.mp3