Harrington Saints - Pride & Tradition, LP lim. 500 clear

⚡ Attention: Pre-order! ⚡The album will be released on 2nd October 2026. If you order additional items along with this LP, all products will be shipped together starting on the release date. Please note: The release date listed is approximate. Should anything change, we will update the information online immediately.The guys from Haymaker are winding up for a fourth, devastating blow: their new album, *Good Intentions*, drops on October 2, 2026. As always, expect straight-up Skinhead rock 'n' roll—a sound that might not be to everyone's taste. Many of the lyrics are tongue-in-cheek; if you can't or won't appreciate that, you really have no business in the skinhead scene. This time around, the trio leans more towards rock 'n' roll than punk rock, making the whole thing significantly more aggressive and aiming a solid punch right at the solar plexus! The track titles speak for themselves: Haymaker are back and delivering a full-on blast!Tracklist:1. Crucified 2. Ost-Doitschland! 3. Can get go 4. Fa-Q 5. Good Intentions 6. Gay flag in the sky 7. Countymen 8. Get yourself a Gun 9. Haircut 10. Ordinary Cunt 11. If I were you 12. Did not want to know 13. Hooligan

Punchy Oi! anthems meet rock-infused guitars, catchy choruses, and plenty of local pride. Fans of Perkele, Sabotage, or classic Swedish street punk will find an LP packed with honest sing-along moments and Nordic working-class spirit.Tracklist: Kapitel 1.  A1 Prolog A2 Tiundaland A3 Stolthet Är Mitt Svärd A4 Blodsband A5 I . K . S. Kapitel 2.  B1 Kollektiv Reträtt B2 Till Nästa Gång B3 Östra Aros Kungar B4 Dagens Ungdom (Ett Skämt) B5 En Redig Bläcka B6 Östra Aros Elit III B7 Östra Aros Elit IV (Epilog

“A new sound is coming from the stereo!” ...the whole madness started around 16 years ago with this statement in the title “We are the Martens Army”. The band has now reached its fourth full-length studio album, which has the quite contemporary title “Get up!”, not to mention numerous other projects (Haymaker, Pandemic, Gerbenok and MASC) by the self-crowned King Stöbi, which have been released over the years were also successfully published. After the group was exposed to a constant coming and going of band members, be it due to lack of time, conflicts of interest or loss due to the constant flow of life, all-rounder Stöbi decided to go back to his beginnings and the new songs, as before on the “Ein Oi! on my heart!” to record alone. The result is more than worth seeing or hearing, because the man now simply knows what he's doing and seems to be shaking hymns out of his sleeve. Every song is musically carefully coordinated down to the last detail and comes with a power that washes without losing the certain rough charm of skinhead rock'n'roll. The texts are written with a self-confidence, attitude and energy that can hardly be found in any other Oi! Band of today's generation could write down or would because of fear of their own courage. Lyrics from the gut and to the point, which one also accepts from the singer without doubting the seriousness, here what is not only propagated but also lived by what one sings: Be it criticism of your own scene, the boycott of various anti-scene booking agencies or the simple odes about the way of life, about days gone by or everyday problems that make life unnecessarily difficult - the reckoning always follows the twelve. There's no beating around the bush here, just enough acoustic ass-kicking to be distributed! “Stand up!” has long been a German-language Oi! Disc that will enrich the scene. Even if the “One-Man Army” will probably never get rid of its questionable reputation, it remains the most honest and sincere asset that consolidates and sustains the subculture through and through. The CD comes in a jewel case with a 12-page booklet, the LP comes in an inside-out cover, embossed and partially glossy varnish on white vinyl, limited to 500 units and a small amount of red vinyl limited to 200 copies (exlusive available at Oi! the Shop and at the bands merch-stall!. Tracklist: 01. Intro02. Antipathiehymne03. Mit Leib und Seele04. Killennium05. Wir scheißen auf MAD06. Merseburger Rabe07. Ein Skinhead beugt sich nicht08. Steh endlich auf!09. Lasst die Kirche mal im Dorf10. Für immer - Für ewig11. KKK 12. Wir drehen die Zeit zurück      

Orange County"s Social Distortion returns with its first album in 15 years with Born to Kill. Armed with 11 urgent songs, Mike Ness continues to build on the mystique that Social Distortion is more than just a punk band. Throughout the collection, Ness revisits the sounds of the 1970s, his formative adolescent years. Born to Kill is a continuation of the bar of excellence that Social Distortion and, in turn, Ness has long been praised for. Born to Kill is a body of work that will live long in the Social Distortion catalog. Songs like the hard-charging title track that serves as the album"s mission statement, along with the riff-laden "Partners in Crime," the nostalgic "The Way Things Were," and rollicking "Tonight" are songs that fit in across any of Social Distortion"s various eras. Now nearly five decades into its career and with a remarkable catalog spanning nearly three generations, Social Distortion has no intention of slowing down any time soon.Available on double vinyl in a gatefold cover on black wax or purple/yellow wax.Tracklist: 1. Born To Kill 2. No Way Out 3. The Way Things Were 4. Tonight 5. Partners In Crime 6. Crazy Dreamer 7. Wicked Game 8. Walk Away (Don't Look Back) 9. Never Goin' Back Again 10. Don't Keep Me Hanging On 11. Over You

French oldschool Oi! Joe Hawkins Fanclub Japan Edition Tracklist:A1 Fils De NormandieA2 Troupes D'EliteB1 PoseurB2 Bleach Boys

⚡ Attention: Pre-order! ⚡ The album will be released on 2nd October 2026. If you order additional items along with this LP, all products will be shipped together starting on the release date. Please note: The release date listed is approximate. Should anything change, we will update the information online immediately. Arriving at the same time as the new Haymaker album, the powerhouse known as "Martens Army"—led by mastermind Christian "El Stöbo" Stöbe—is also dropping a new record! True to the album title *Wie die Zeit vergeht* ("How Time Flies"), the Army is embracing a 90s style this time around—meaning the sound is a bit simpler and even catchier than usual. Expect a bold, uncompromising stance and a few tracks that might raise eyebrows when you look at the tracklist. But rest assured: as always, the Army delivers quality and 12 brand-new songs! The vinyl version even includes a bonus track, "USF Reloaded," featuring a few familiar faces brought on board for the occasion. Prepare to be surprised—grab your copy right now! Tracklist: 1.  Immer noch wie früher 2.  Wir sind die Skins 3.  Wie die Zeit vergeht 4.  Stolze Männer 5.  Auf die heimtückische Art 6.  Die Antwort 7.  Lasst uns diese Zeit bewahren 8.  Dein größter Feind 9.  Rose an der Saale 10.  An vorderster Front 11.  Schlecht und scheiße 12.  Für immer Skinhead 13.  USF Reloaded