Description:
Last year I purchased the remaining stock from a few distros and record stores that closed down. Now I have too many boxes of 7"s. I am offering this lot of 30 EPs at a reduced price with free Media Mail shipping in the US. The bands play various forms of hardcore and punk.

ANODYNE - Berkowitz 7" (2001 Alone Records AL-015) Noisy math hardcore from Boston.

ASSAULT - Martyrdom 7" (2001 Partners In Crime PIC SIX)Slightly metallic hardcore from Japan

BORN DEAD ICONS - Modern Plague 7" (2001 Witch Hunt WH-008) Born Dead Icons are cruising town with a dark and heavy sounding rumble that is influenced by both Motorhead and Amebix. Four tracks of harsh sounding hardcore that is powerful and depressing sounding.

CHRONICLE A/D - Enough Rats In The Walls...And The Empires Fall 7" (2004 Hyperrealist HR008) This three piece features members and ex-members of Antischism, Initial State and Karst playing a powerful mix of dark, brooding hardcore and classic peace punk with dual vocals and definite political overtones.

DEATHBAG - 7" (2002 Get The Axe GTA8 / Hemorrhaging Loudness HL-2) Hardcore from NY with a RAW POWER influence.

DOG SOLDIER - Maniac 7" (2011 Whisper In Darkness) 4 unreleased and nearly lost tracks. Ripping thrash and hard punk impalement! The sound of metallic ENGLISH DOGS, ONE WAY SYSTEM and "bonecrusher" era BROKEN BONES from PDX stalwarts. This is a one time press of 500 copies.

EVOLVED TO OBLITERATION 7" (1996 Clean Plate 11) Classic 1990s CA hardcore / power violence with Max from Spazz on vocals. Colored wax.

EXALTED - Eyes Rolled Back 7" (2009 Deer Healer DHR-008) A gushing, dripping army of disease lurches a few final steps before sprinting towards a village doomed to filth, sickness, and the merciless attention of its attackers. Hapless citizens cast aside their pitchforks and submit to the inevitable— their eyes roll back and bulge in virulent defeat. The Grim Throng has come, has slashed, has hammered, has fed. On this fierce, hissing release from Deer Healer, Exalted scrapes the Earth pure with this ravenous assault on humankind. Black metal from Chicago. Members of MK Ultra, Charles Bronson, Nema, Ottawa, Punch In The Face, and many more.

GAZ-66 INTRUSION - Power Without Violence 7" (2011 625 #235 / Crucificados Pelo Sistema 051) Gaz 66 Intrusion come all the way from the Ukraine armed and ready to thrash, packing 12 tracks of pure, raging fastcore/powerviolence onto this 7", their first stateside release. Limited edition of 500 copies.

GUIDE - Bastard 7" (2011 Anti-Corporate Music / Burnt Bridges) Down-tuned breakneck hardcore and thrash from Murfreesboro TN. Crossing styles from 80s hardcore to powerviolence to straight up thrash metal 6 tracks in 9 minutes.

INFANTICIDE - Sonic Punishment 7" (2008 625 #216) Some of the most ferocious Scandanavian grindcore you have ever heard. Seriously unrelenting blastcore that puts to shame the current tech-grind trends. 10 songs of total obliteration that recalls the classics of grind - includes a brutal UNSEEN TERROR cover.

KINJITE 7" (2001 Pop/Counter/Project) German hardcore.

LUX VANITAS - The Mysterious And Deadly 7" (1996 Paralogy PLGY-02) Ex-IMPETUS INTER. Hardcore from Albany NY

MARY CHRIST 7" (Hesitation Wound #6) The debut record from Washington, DC's MARY CHRIST. MARY CHRIST is an all lady, Bleached out, pop fuzz driven, grunge punk band with similar sounds to iconic punk and indie bands of the 90's.

MEISCE - Bored Of The Dance 7" (2006 Fistolo Records FIST-016/Aborted Society Records ABSOC 010) Seattle-based crusty gritty punk n' folk with Gypsy, Celtic, and Eastern European influences. This band contains members of Countdown to Armageddon, Wormwood, Inhaste, and Slightly Less Than Nothing. Songs for drinking with friends and slaying the bastards all at once.

RUNE 7" (2000 Clean Plate Records CP 33) Technical grind band from Ohio.

RUNNAMUCKS - Untouchable 7" (2008 Cowabunga Records 010 / Gnarly Slaughter Records GSR 007) Whoa! Great song! Runnamucks have put more rock into their sound with excellent results. Sort of reminds me of the Abandoned, though this stuff is far more potent. “Untouchable” (from their Inferno LP) is the sort of song that gets played over and over, and loud. Fast with some changes here and there, and never losing momentum. F’n love this stuff! The flip is a Roky Erickson cover, “White Faces.” –Matt Average

SAKE - The Desert 7" (1997 Hopscotch Records #8) Hardcore punk from Eureka CA.

SCUMBRIGADE / ENS 7" (1998 Död & Uppsvälld D&U005) Both bands are from Sweden and both play crusty hardcore punk.

SELVHENTER - To Fingre I Kudden, Fire Boffer I Skrutten 7" (2009 Bad Hair Life Records LN-001) I'm at the point now that i see a band is from denmark, i just assume they're fantastic... and once again im proven right! Whereas some of their contemporaries have drawn influence from late -'70/early-80s american punk, SELVHENTER pays homage to all the obscure and fantastic early 80s scandinavian bands, like the ones you would hear on the northern europe editions of "Bloodstains across DK" or "Killed by death". A nice mixture of punk and east thrash makes for a killer sound. Highly recommended - MRR

SERVITUDE / EBOLA 7" (1998 Clean Plate Records CP30) Ebola returns with more blazing and angry political hardcore songs and a really nice looking 8 page booklet containing art and lyrics. Depressing and harsh. Servitude are equally vicious but way more crazed and frantic. Political thrash with no apologies and no mercy.

SLAIN / STATE OF FILTH 7" (1998 Enslaved SLAVE 3 / Smack In The Mouth SITM 4) Both bands are from the UK. The way Slain lyrics are printed gives false picture of track list but the vocals are clear enough so you can understand whats going on. There are thirteen tracks that hardly last over a minute each (11 minutes total running time), music wise this is a crazy blending of hardcore and grindcore : Slain deliver crazy hardcore with hyperspeed outbreaks and insane male/female vocals while State of Filth are more heavier and sometimes they touch the grind fields.

SPAZZ / BRUTAL TRUTH 7" (2010 Deep Six Records #96) Finally back in print after many years, this split teams up Bay Area powerviolence trio SPAZZ, (who play three songs about skating and Ted Nugent) with New York grind legends BRUTAL TRUTH who contribute two originals and a Die Kreuzen cover.

SPLITTING HEADACHE - The World's My Aim 7" (2007 Chainsaw Safety CS 028) SPLITTING HEADACHE combines the classic elements of West Coast punk /hardcore with the despondent sound of the Midwest early 80s sound. Six new songs about everything that’s not right in this world: and that’s just about everything!

TELLUSIAN - Scania 7" (2013 Pillowscars PIS005) After the expiration of technical hardcore band Crowpath, Tellusian now rise to prominence in the Malmö, Sweden metal scene. Though some applauded Crowpath's efforts to integrate their Dillinger Escape Plan-esque sound into Sweden's predominant melodic death metal, Tellusian should find their path less traveled, thanks to their Botch influences. Crowpath mates Erik Hall (drums) and Henrik Ivarsson (vocals) joined forces with guitarist/producer John Nilsson and bassist Robert Fuchs to record Scania, their two-song debut seven-inch. "Eight Years of Rest" sports the varied tempos and chord changes that made Botch's We Are the Romans an absolute classic, with dashes of the Fucking Champs' epicness. "Carnevále" is more brooding in sections, again with colourful progressions and an under-layer of Kiss It Goodbye's restive chaos.

WARDANCE ORANGE 7" (1996 Tribal War Records) Hardcore punk from Richmond, VA. There's tons of influences in the music - from metallic hardcore (particularly Rorschach) to early emo (Moss Icon or Rites of Spring).

WHIPPED / INHUMANE - We Need Our Wars 7" (1993 Sabotage;earth Records SAB-001) Crust and hardcore from Seattle.

WHITE WALLS - Full Flavor 7" (2012 Video Disease Records 010) Latest and greatest 7" from Cincinatti's White Walls. These songs are from the same session as the first 7" and show a different side of the band. They get a little more hardcore on this release but still manage to throw in a slow creepy crawl that will make the hairs on your neck stand straight up. A crystal clear recording and an outstanding mastering job from Dan Randall gives this one a real punch that will leave you breathless. Repress on purple wax.

WORLD BURNS TO DEATH / SLANG 7" (2010 Prank 114) Crusty disbeat from Texas backed with Japanese hardcore.

YADOKAI 7" (2012 Video Disease Records VD 11) Yadokai is back armed with a new drummer and an even bigger sound. Taking cues from classic Japanese and Italian HC but infusing it with the buzzsaw attack of Discharge they have truly become a hardcore monster. Piercing guitars, thunderous drums, and the screams and distorted yells of a singer in opposition to all forms of tyranny and hypocrisy. Their best and most consistent material to date, this it the standard to which bands of this ilk should be measured.

Item Condition:
The records are all new and unplayed. They have been languishing in distro boxes for years and have some edge wear (especially at the top) and minor corner bends. Price stickers (if any) are on the plastic sleeve, not the cover.
Some of these records come with download codes. Even though the codes have never been used, the website (like the band or the label) may be long gone.

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General Shipping Information:

For vinyl, I use cardboard record mailers from Uline or Bags Unlimited. Unsealed vinyl is taken out of the jacket before mailing, to avoid split seams.

For US buyers:
99% of the time I ship within 24 hours of payment.
This will be shipped Media Mail with tracking.
If you purchase CDs or 7"s, I should be able to include them in the box with the 7"s, and shipping will still be free. I cannot include 10"s or LPs - I don't normally have a box that is big enough.

For Non-US buyers:
I mail International orders every other day.
The USPS offers Airmail only. Delivery time is supposed to be 5-14 business days. The reality is that your package can take up to 6 weeks or longer to arrive.
You are responsible for all customs taxes and duties.
The USPS has gotten better with international tracking. Item location is not updated every day, especially between the US port and your customs office. Some areas, especially South America, do not track the package at all.