Killed By Death Records

This is a re-post from April the 3rd 2006. Added more scans, new rips, Paddedd Cell and Tumor Boy.

There’s no doubt that these punk rockers are mentally ill. How well they capture it in this fuzzy buzzy manic sing along punk rock anthem. Where are the psychos in punk nowadays? Recommendations? No not The Spits I don’t like them.

Country: USA
Year: 1979
Label: Autistic
Format: 7″
Songs:
Gacys Place.mp3
Paddedd Cell.mp3
Tumor Boy.mp3

This is a re-post from April the 21th 2006. Added more scans, new rips and I Wanna Be A Cowboy. Got a sleeve now. Please let me know if this sounds better then the old rips since I’m using some new gear.

No, Rob Noxious(Guy Robert at eBay: lewdsnot, zoloft_anaconda,thingsdogsdo) didn’t give me a sleeve to this one either. If anyone have a 150dpi scan to hand over to me that would be higly appreciated. So the sleeve is once again taken from Henry Welds American Punk Discography. Hope you hear Ians voice when I say: “Thanks Henry!”. What about Buck Byron? You tell me. Haven’t find anything on the Internet. You won’t get the b-side cause it’s not good. It’s a waste of bandwith to have it available.

Country: USA
Year: 1979
Label: Roto
Format: 7″
Songs:
Modern Problem.mp3
I Wanna Be A Cowboy.mp3

This is a re-post from March the 27th 2006. Added more scans, new rips and I Wanna Be Your Man. This almost tops The Eat.

Ahhh so intense. Listen to the hi-hat sound. You don’t hear that nowadays. And the clicking sound when hitting the ride cymbal. Add to that the (r)obnoxious “I don’t give a fuck” style of singing and we have a winner. And the way they end the song it sounds like they’re just glad it’s over. The b-side “I Wanna Be Your Man” is a great cover with inspirational vocals.

Country: USA
Year: 1979
Label: Paradox
Format: 7″
Songs:
Floozie Of The Neighborhood.mp3
I Wanna Be Your Man.mp3

First installment of the fantastic The Eat. I like the second,posted some months ago, release but this is an insane piece of punk rock. And it’s recorded live! I hardly like live recordings but here it works perfect. It got so much energy and inspiration I can picture the whole band in front of me while the needle carves its way into vinyl. And last and most important: the songs are short! And the sleeve!! Take a look at it ladies and gentlemen! Can it get much better? Let’s see when a new post hits the blog if I can top this.

Country: USA
Year: 1979
Label: Giggling Hitler
Format: 7″
Songs:
Communist Radio.mp3
Catholic Love.mp3

This is a great two sider! Cheap too! Get it! Underrated? I think so. Ultra thin production and cheap guitar sound makes this a total winner.

“If you’re gonna do something. Do it right. Don’t use bullets. Use dynamite.”

A little story about the band:
http://www.isound.com/cheaper_than_therapy_ca/

Country: Canada
Year: 1982
Label: Swindled
Format: 7″
Songs:
Who Want Guns?.mp3
Hymn #84.mp3

What do you prefer? Pop Oi!? Ok, put on Doin The Lambeth Walk. Are they taking the piss out of Oi!? Maybe and hopefully. A seriously terrible song that shall immediately be deleted after download. Or do you prefer pop till you drop with a clever arrangement and sweet hooks? Then Kids In Uniform is the way to go. A song for just about every moment in your life: wanking, farting, kissing, pissing, fucking, sucking and ducking. A long time since I posted such a great song as this.

After some research I found out that Introze actually was an Oi! band ha ha ha holy fuck! It must be the first Oi! band I’m posting. And the last too I hope.

Here’s what Dizzy from Detour Records write:
“South London – the home of Pop-Oi! – and the birthplace of The Introze…”

Country: UK
Year: 1982
Label: Monarch
Format: 7″
Songs:
Doin The Lambeth Walk.mp3
Kids In Uniform.mp3

Allright the b-side sucks worse then a toothless crack whore. But I Died Four Times does live up to the high standard you could expect from an Aussie band. A bit sloppy, a bit false and big bit great. Love it when the lyrics are spitted out in a hectic pace.

If I was a lyricist or had the ability to reflect a bit more over music other then “this is great”, “ouch! this is awesome” or “fuck this is sooo bad” this post would be a bit longer.

The Mansons on the web: http://www.geocities.com/dig_ravio/mansons.html

Country: Australia
Year: 1982
Label: Angelwood
Format: 7″
Songs:
I Died Four Times.mp3
What Is Her Name?.mp3

First posted by the now defunct(?) Something I Learned Today blog. What shall hit you first is the extremly great guitar sound. Fuzzy, messy and cheap. Sounds like it has been amplified through a small 10 Watt Marshall(you know these cigarette package sized ones) pushed up to eleven. The lyrics are composed with care and true concern about inmates, Reagan, animals, tyrants and the usual suspect. A nice punk package for someone getting into punk and its philosophy for the first time.

By the way this is an awesome record! Enjoy.

Country: USA
Year: 1982
Label: Self Released
Format: 7″
Songs:
Killed In Jail.mp3
World Powers.mp3
What’s Wrong.mp3
Road Kills.mp3
Death To Tyrants.mp3
Go To The Window.mp3

From the dark woods of black metal, burning churches and Fleksnes comes this crude and amateurish punk rock oil dripping piece. Clever London Houses would’ve been more talked about if it was released by a UK band I guess. It’s so goddamn catchy. Compared to the b-side you hear that the kids really dig what they’re playing. They keep the song together by pure will. So it sounds to me at least. The b-side is boring, boring, boring. Long, slow and uninteresting. Sure it sounds like punk did in the head of the people who weren’t into it.

Here’s a interview and some nice info about Anakonda, unfortunately only in norweigan: -Är det du som kallas för Anakonda? -Nej. -Försök inte att slingra dig.

Country: Norway
Year: 1980
Label: Rass
Format: 7″
Songs
Clever London Houses.mp3
Leie a gymnase.mp3

Does it matter if it’s a first press or not? To some it does. This is the first press which you can tell by the labels being white instead of yellow as on the second press, pressed up in the late 80s(?). The bass got a great plonk sound and the guitar has just so much treble it’s on the border to hurt your ears.

To my ears the whole production sounds very proto hardcore. The year of release is 1978 but could’ve been 1981 too if you ask me. I’m especially found of Chris D’s vocals and of course his great lyrics. This debut and their first LP is alright with me yeah yeah.

Flesheaters official page: www.flesheaters.com

Country: USA
Year: 1978
Label: Upsetter
Format: 7″
Songs:
Disintegration Nation.mp3
Agony Shorthand.mp3
Radio Dies Screaming.mp3
Twisted Road.mp3