Knock Off - Same shit different City, LP lim. 125 ultra clear RP

US IMPORT Violent Disorders sophomore release “United Front” - continues on with the Brickwall Oi! Of their first EP (which focused on the 1960's Jamaican origins of the Skinhead Movement) - this time taking you on a journey through 70's and 80's Britain: Riots in Brixton, Bristol, Handsworth. Street battles against the National Front in Lewisham. The story of anti-fascist street fighter Martin Lux (famous for his attack on boneheads who had tried to disrupt the infamous Crass gig at Conway hall). A message of Punk, Skin and Rasta Unity. A look into the unique time and place where the confluence of Punk Rock, Oi, Reggae and 2 Tone created one of the most vibrant music scenes to ever exist. One where Jah Shaka's Sound System ruled the dancehalls, and Rock Against Racism was the rally cry of a generation. They’ve also got a nod to the present continuation of that culture with the lead single “Blackpool” (where just last year punks and skins battled the far right outside of the Rebellion Festival). Each variant contains a color-printed text sheet and a Violent Disorder "collectible card" (printed on one side, hand-stamped and numbered on the back).1 sticker included with each record Limited to:110 x Battle of Cable Street220 x Battle of Lewisham110 x Blackpool Rebellion110 x Handsworth Revolution Tracklist: 1.South London Sound System2.United Front3.Blackpool4.Martin Lux5.Mob Violence

15 Oi/Streetpunk anthems... very British, very old school and with accurately dosed chorals and singalongs! "Back with a band" is all you can say! The Englishmen deliver a very powerful album and score with varied songs like "I don't fucking care", "Streets of Gold" to "Brave new World" not only lyrically! As a special treat, Roi Pearce/Last Resort shares the mic with shouter Andy on "Working Class Boys".A must for all bootboys and streetpunks who love the classic English sound and "just" want a great album for our scene! Limited 180gr. Vinyl with hardcover embossing and text insert.Tracklist:A1 Take His EyesA2 Tear It DownA3 Working Class BoyA4 I Don't Fucking CareA5 Side By SideA6 Back With The BandA7 A Long Time DeadB1 Subconcious TerrorB2 Streets Of GoldB3 No One Ever Gets To Leave AliveB4 This CityB5 Brave New WorldB6 You Won't Change UsB7 Just Fuck OffB8  Wolves

"Rules, O.K." is the first official all-out effort from these LA scene veterans – and it's direct, raw, and unpretentious. No frills, no retro kitsch – just uncompromising, stripped-down old-school Oi!, as it should be. If you like The Business, Last Resort, or The Oppressed, you won't be disappointed. Instead of nostalgia, they deliver a clear edge: dirty, direct, to the point. LA spirit meets British street – with experience in their bones and fire in their belly.Limited to:250x green 2nd press Tracklist:A1 Wasn't me!A2 SystemA3 Hard working manB1 Choose your fateB2 The jungleB3 Bomber rules O.K.

It's a seven-hour drive from Buffalo to Rockaway Beach, but with Taker, the trip takes less than half an hour. Eric from Violent Way has gathered a few friends to present us with a beachfront mix of Ramones, The Bodies, Teenage Bottlerocket, and Stiff Little Fingers. Tracklist: A1 Reach Out A2 For You A3 Big Step A4 We Don’t Call A5 Boots B1 Work B2 Town B3 Alias B4 No Score B5 Game Of Pricks B6 Divider Pressing Info:350 x crazy marbled vinyl

The new EP from Chicago features four fresh new hits from FUERZA BRUTA. Uncompromising, guitar-driven Oi! punk, sung harshly in broken Spanish. Pounding heaviness meets gripping melodies, raw energy transforms into rousing anthems. Four songs that oscillate between pure violence and catchy sing-along choruses, precisely that unmistakable mix that only FUERZA BRUTA can achieve. Tracklist:A1 Ecos De ChicagoA2 SufrirB1 Fuerza BrutaB2 Lado A Lado