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Battalion Of Saints -Cuts
The intensity and sound of the new line up was in the same general vein as the original lineup, but with an even more blistering tone, with a heavy Broken Bones influence to it with the addition of Tezz's guitar work.
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D.Y.S. -Brotherhood
A reissue of the debut Brotherhood album from Boston straightedge hardcore pioneers DYS.
Features all the tracks from the original release, along with bonus tracks taken from the same sessions,
including the original, unreleased version of the song "Wolfpack," with backing vocals from HÜSKER DÜ.
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F.U.'s -Kill For Christ
A reissue of the amazing 1982 Kill For Christ album by one of the finest hardcore bands to ever come out of Boston. Includes all the tracks from the original release, along with the band's songs from the This Is Boston Not LA and Unsafe At Any Speed compilations, as well as the group's first demo recordings. Nineteen tracks in all. Packaged with the original PUSHEAD artwork.
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Gang Green -Preschool
Far and away the biggest name to emerge from the Boston hardcore scene, Gang Green was an unabashed party band specializing in beer-soaked, warp-speed three-chord thrash
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Jerry's Kids -Is This My World?
A reissue of the classic 1983 debut album from these pioneers of the Boston hardcore movement. Twelve brutal tracks of harder-than-hard punk rock.
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Negative FX / Last Rights -Split
Can't pick a single band? Get a twenty-five track mix of Negative FX and Last Rights.
...why are you still reading this? Pick it up!
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Poison Idea -Best Of Poison Idea
Rather than rummaging around under the sofa cushions for forgotten remnants, or swimming through the empties of the band's massive output, Taang went to the source for material for this best of collection, compiling four different records (all of which are out of print) onto one CD. You get forty songs featuring the material from the Learning to Scream 7-inch, along with the material from their Kings of Punk, Record Collectors Are Pretentious Assholes, and Pick Your King LPs. Packaged intensely with never released photos and all the lyrics to the songs within.
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Proletariat -Voodoo Economics
They made their mark by combining various styles into a unique sound while floating their political ideals above the din. Not wanting to preach they rarely forced these beliefs on people & kept the lyrics fairly cryptic and sparse to leave the thoughts open for some interpretation. Since their demise other bands have tried to emulate their sound but they still remain highly original and difficult to duplicate.
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Slapshot -Back On The Map
The album that signified the return to Boston hardcore from these longtime favorites spawned from the ashes of LAST RIGHTS, D.Y.S., and NEGATIVE FX. Originally released in 1986, the album is an essential piece of straight-edge hardcore history. Includes all seven tracks from the original, along with three bonus killers.
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Slapshot -Sudden Death
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Slapshot -16 Valve Hate
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Sloppy Seconds -Knock Your Block Off
Probably the only band out there who could rival Poison Idea in terms of sheer weight, Sloppy Seconds hails from Indianapolis, and play very melodic pop-punk.
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Adicts -Collection (Double)
A hot collection of great tracks from these early UK punkers known for their Clockwork-Orange-meets-Bozo-The-Clown get-up and their ability to fuse punk and power pop into a unique style of their own. Includes all the songs from the band's Smart Alex and Sound of Music albums, along with some essential singles cuts for added fun. Thirty-five tracks in all.
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Exploited -Totally Exploited (Best Of)
A barmy-army collection of singles tracks from legendary 1980s peacocks, the EXPLOITED. Twenty-seven tracks of mohican magic from the fathers of it all, including the hits "Punk's Not Dead," "Dogs of War," "Dead Cities," "I Still Believe," and "Class War." I know it's not.
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Cock Sparrer -Shock Troops (Re-Issue)
One of the first Oi! bands, Cock Sparrer was playing loud, raw, Cockney working-class anthems as early as the first wave of British punk, although record company difficulties prevented them from issuing much material until the early '80s, when the Oi! movement was well underway.
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Dropkick Murphys / Business -Mob Mentality Split
England's Oi-toy grandfathers THE BUSINESS take on Boston's boot-boy best THE DROPKICK MURPHYS in an all-day booze-a-thon of tradition-passing brotherly love. The DMs begin the romp with versions of two classic Business cuts, plus a cover of The Who's "Kids Are Alright," a cut by the Outlets, and a reworked version of their classic "Boys On The Docks" (with current vocalist AL BARR on the mic). The Business retaliate with a version of the Faces' "Borstal Boys" (featuring backing vox by DICKY BARRETT of the MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES), a Slapshot cover, and two Dropkick Murphys songs. Then both bands team together as McBUSINESS for a spirited run at the title track. Originally released as a split 7-inch with the title (alternate version) and one track by each.
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Bruisers -Better Days
Hey poop-dripper, in case you haven't noticed Oi is hot, really fucking hot as a matter of fact, and there is no hotter hotbed of happening hooligan howl than the city of Boston and its legendary Oi champs the BRUISERS (AL BARR from the DROPKICK MURPHYS original beatdown). An eighteen-song collection of some of the hardest hitting cuts ever set to plastic featuring two of the band's most vital outpourings-Still Standing Still and Up In Flames collected on CD for the first time. Anthemic, rotten and foul.
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Adicts -Sound Of Music (Deluxe) Re-Isssue
A reissue of the 1982 Sound Of Music album from notoriously clad British droog-punks the ADICTS. Includes all thirteen tracks of tuff-rocking punk, delivered with catchy hooks and sing-along choruses, plus seven bonus songs. Originally released by Razor in the UK.
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Anti-Heros -American Pie
BACK IN PRINT!!! Twelve classic tracks of American Oi and street punk from one of the nation's most beloved skinhead combos. Stomp, stomp, stomp.
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Mighty Mighty Bosstones
-More Noise And Disturbances
A great deal of the groundwork for the mid- to late-'90s explosion of ska and ska-metal was laid by the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, who were one of the first bands to cross high-energy ska with hardcore punk and heavy metal and also helped shift its tone toward testosterone-filled party music.
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Business -Saturday Heroes
The Business first emerged off the streets of South London in October 1979, leading a new wave of British punk that was hardly new wave at all. Instead, the Business, along with peers such as Angelic Upstarts, Blitz, and the 4-Skins, came out with a version of punk that was harder and more streetwise than ever, while still maintaining the anthemic qualities of the heavily influential Sham 69.
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Slaughter And The Dogs -Best Of...
2 CD set from one of the finest punk bands. A great collection of tracks from pioneering English street-punks/skins SLAUGHTER & THE DOGS. Includes all the tracks from their Do It Dog Style and Bite Back albums, along with some choice out-of-print singles and B-side tracks. Thirty-one songs in all.
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Rat City Riot -Dirty Rotten Games
Rat City Riot was formed in 2003 with the sole purpose of rocking. Throughout many trials and tribulations, broken down vans, cancelled shows, and stolen equipment they kept true to their roots and it finally worked out for the better.
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The Boys -The Collection
Features 42 songs of singles, B-sides, and rare tracks.
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Last Resort -Best Of
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