Eastside Dogs - Dogs from the Eastside, LP red/black marbled lim. 300 Repress

Under the Influence is a raw and powerful covers album by The Business, originally released in 1999. The record is a heartfelt tribute to the bands and sounds that shaped the group’s identity, interpreted through their unmistakable street punk attitude. From punk and Oi! classics to unexpected influences, the album showcases the roots behind The Business’ sound while retaining their trademark energy and grit. This color vinyl edition includes a printed inner sleeve featuring exclusive, previously unpublished photographs, along with liner notes by Mark Brennan and Steve Whale, offering a rare visual and personal insight into the band’s history. A must-have for fans and collectors alike, Under the Influence stands as both a celebration of punk heritage and a key chapter in The Business’ legacy.Tracklist: 1. Pride (Madball cover) 2. Crucified (Iron Cross cover) 3. Anarchy In The UK (Sex Pistols cover) 4. Do They Owe Us A Living (Crass cover) 5. Do Anything You Wanna Do (Eddie And The Hot Rods cover) 6. Hurry Up Harry (Sham 69 cover) 7. Basket Case (Green Day cover) 8. Get Out Of My House (Hustler cover) 9. Maybe It's Because I'm A Londoner (Hubert Gregg cover) 10. London Calling (The Clash cover) 11. Tell Us The Truth (Sham 69 cover) 12. When I Come Around (Green Day cover) 13. Do They Owe Us A Living (Crass cover) 14. Pretty Vacant (Sex Pistols cover)

⚡ Attention: Pre-order! ⚡The album will be available on July 10th 2026. If you order additional items along with this LP, all products will be shipped together starting on the date of availability. Please note: The available date listed is approximate. Should anything change, we will update the information online immediately.When two camps collide, there’s no room for pleasantries—just pressure, noise, and boots on concrete. This split LP brings together the "Zone" Oi!sters/Netherlands Eastside Dogs and the Chilean Bootsboys on a single vinyl—delivered raw, unfiltered, and full-throttle.Eastside Dogs deliver exactly what they stand for: bone-dry riffs, crushing choruses, and that unyielding "against the grain" spirit that reeks of sweaty basements, beer-soaked floors, and fists raised high. No frills, just attitude turned up to the max.The Bootsboys take it a step further—faster, harder, edgier. Oi! anthems with a rough, singalong charm that sink their teeth in and won't let go, no matter how high you crank the volume.Tracklist:Studio Side A1. Punx & Skins Unity Worldwide A2. Levàtate A3. Garbage Generation A4. Nuevo PactoLive in Berlin B1. Pride & Dignity B2. Against the Rest of the Worl B3. Quièn es Dios? B4. I'm proudPressing Info: 150 x clear yellow 150 x clear blue

Mexico is not a friendly pat on the back. It’s a raw piece of time frozen in vinyl. This reissue brings one of the earliest and most controversial LPs by Böhse Onkelz back where it belongs: on wax. Born in a phase when loud meant honest and compromise wasn’t part of the vocabulary. Tracklist:A1. MexicoA2. Das Tier in mirA3. Stolz (Schnelle Version)B1. Stöckel & StrapseB2. In jedem Arm 'ne FrauB3. Gesetze der Straße

The first new Control album in over 7 years. Kick Down The Doors is a beautiful piece of raw UK punk/Oi! edge, somewhere between working-class attitude, street-dirty singalong and classic bootboy charm.Tracklist: A1. Fuck the System A2. Roll with the Blows A3. Don`t disrespect me A4. Kick down the Doors A5. I can`t turn the Radio on A6. Forty Years and nothing has changed A7. What this Country needs today B1. Smash Destroy B2. Angry Man B3. Go get fucked B4. Lace up yer Boots B5. Never trust the Leaders B6. Just be yourself B7. Days of Pain Pressing Info: 200 x black 300 x yellow 

This shape vinyl unites Loikaemie songs that unfortunately always got to little attention. Since Loikaemie songs are always based on personal experience, the following songs were chosen: EIN WIEDERSEHEN - Talks about the disappointment of investing more in friendships than others. In the end, only disappointment and anger remains. Everyone knows it: you hang out with the same people for years and suddenly you get jealous or you move to another city and nothing is the same as before. The song was created in 1994 and comes in a nice 90's Rumpel style. MEIN RECHT - The text speaks for itself. When this text was created, we were probably particularly annoyed by people who wanted to explain the world to you. Funnily enough, this song has never lost its topicality. TALKSHOW - That was really bad back then. All these talk shows and all these idiots who posed there for a few Euros. It was also remarkable how the viewers lost themselves in their voyeurism and thirsted for more and more idiocy. WIR ZEIGEN MIT DEM FINGER AUF EUCH - A logical lyrical continuation of "My Right". We like to say it over and over again. WE do what WE feel like doing and not what is expected of us. It was, is, and will remain so. Oi! Tracklist:1. Auf ein Wiedersehen2. Mein Recht3. Talkshow4. Wir zeigen mit dem Finger auf euch