Snix - Coeur de Lion, LP lim. 250 white

DAMAGED!!!!!! The cover is bumbed !!!This split LP will definitely leave a lasting impression on the record player: "Leave a Trace" features 2 of the currently best European street punk, Oi! & hardcore acts with 5 exclusive songs each. Tracklist:A1 This Means War! – Raging SoulsA2 This Means War! - Dare To DefyA3 This Means War! - Wake UpA4 This Means War! - We Own The NightA5 This Means War! - Laisser Une TraceB1 No Restraints - Rough & ToughB2 No Restraints - Prophets Of NothingB3 No Restraints - Back From The GraveB4 No Restraints - Forever In DisguiseB5 No Restraints - Still Ruthless Pressing Info:100 x black200 x transite blue200 x transite orange

Die Young (TX) and Liberty & Justice team up to bring you a complimentary Texas-sized serving of metallic hardcore and street punk. Each band delivers an original track in their own style, while also collaborating on a transformative cover of Leonard Cohen’s prophetic anthem, “The Future,” in which members of both bands play together.  Tracklist: 1. The Future (Die Young and Liberty & Justice) 2. Oxygen Tank (Liberty & Justice) 3. Revolutionary Faith (Die Young)  Pressing Info: 166 x gold, 166 x black

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

Officially licensed repress of that classic 7" from C84, hard limited to 200 copies.Comes in a paperbag and a protection cover with sticker on the front.Limited to:150x red Vinyl50x glow-in-the-dark VinylTracklist:A1 RapistB1 Right to chooseB2 Barry Prudom

Bringing together all the band's EPs from 1979 to 1983: Lunch with the Adicts, Viva la revolution, Bad Boy... 14 tracks and only timeless hits. Tracklist:A1 This WeekA2 Easy Way OutA3 Straight JacketA4 Organised ConfusionA5 Viva La RevolutionA6 SteamrollerA7 NumbersA8 Chinese TakeawayB1 Youll Never Walk AloneB2 Too YoungB3 How SadB4 Bad BoysB5 Shake Rattle Bang Your HeadB6 Joker In The Pack