It All Comes Down To This

Today's post features a rather unknown band, I guess. Zerre from the middle of southern Germany play dark and brooding hardcore, as you...

Okay, that was admittedly a poor wordplay, but whatever. I'd been really looking forward to the new Punch LP. They didn't invent the...

Finally I got the last variant of one of my favourite records ever. I was able to score a copy on black of Scratch The Surface a few months ...

Man, I love me some FC Five. I caught them live twice and both shows were so much fun. One of those shows were my very first Bane show, so t...

Carry On is one of those bands that falls into the category modern classic. And rightly so. Their masterpiece is undoubtedly their one and o...

Lately I've been more attracted by different cover art rather than different vinyl colours for some reason.  I'd always liked Champi...

I picked up a couple current records and represses a couple of  weeks back but only get to post about them today. First off I got a rep...

Some more pick ups from Cobra Records. Finally, I got the last variants of Pessimistic Line's LP Overcome in. Kind of funny that I ha...

One of my favourite German record labels is Cobra Records. The label has been putting out quality releases for years, mainly focusing on Ger...

I was finally able to get my hands on one of those dark yellow copies of Burn's Shall Be Judged 7" that came out for RSD 2011. Ther...

Re-issues have the sad side-effect that you realize how much time has passed since the original release. I can't believe it's been t...

Just coming back from some travelling/roadtripping to see my favourite band. If you ever have the chance to go to a show in Budapest, do it....

I went to Fluff Fest last weekend and picked up a few records, or more precisely variants of records I already have. Bane apparently decided...

Keeping up with pressings of Punch records is a rather hard task as I've hinted at before. This time there's been a repress of the 2...

Enough with the represses already! Time to check out some current bands. First off we have Everybody Row's first 7" The Sea Inside ...