Got a Orange sealed copy vinyl by Halo of Snakes (Hardcore punk) cool, angry but coherent hardcore punk. Open The Blowtops vinyl on purple, more coherent hardcore punk, but not as angry. I also got Cope on black vinyl, very incoherent metalcore, won't be listening to this too much unless I really need some angry sounding music playing. All in all, not a bad 10 bucks spent. I really like Halo of Snakes.

First off, awesome shade of blue, never had this shade in my record collection yet, next, dont expect hardcore punk rock.like old firm casuals usually puts out, thid is melodic punk rock ss if it could have been a Rancid song with Lars on lead, but a fun track and cool affition to your record collection

First off, this is a very nicely packaged limited vinyl, hard sleeve, nice insert and plastic cover, very nice, the vinyl was very clean cut, no shavings left over. The new album is super charged, adrenaline punk rock you already loveby these guys, but their trade off vocals in each song make this album a unique one and Im glad to own it.

What a solid self-proclaimed ska release from Asian man records. With Dan P in the name of the band, that alone tells you how great the record is going to be, considering how good the Dan P and Toh Kay "You by Me" slit album was. I think that the lyrics of the songs were everything but boring. No songs about getting wasted and passed out on the floor, because of course Dan P knows we already have a million songs out there about that. Watch were you walk, (because you might step on my heart), it opens up with a great song and only gets better. I do however, think that with a five piece horn section, they could have had more horn solos in the middle of a song at a given time. The horns are nothing too jaw dropping like Streetlight Manifesto's "Somewhere in the Between", but this doesn't lose them a star whatsoever.

Not really pop punk for Kepi, fans and not ska either for Vic fans, but definitely worth checking out regardless, I have been listening to both covers over and over because they're great, good funk soul acoustic songs by the voices of the frontmen we love. You also have to love Kepi's side, because they both sing together. The vinyl itself is lavender (atleast mine was) and that's pretty cool too. Where else are you going to see Vic and Kepi drawn as cats either?

Nothington is back , this time with even more passion mixed in the aggression of the vox, considering the whole thing is acoustic.. Jay always has a way of telling stories and singing in the way that you're living them, More than Obvious, is an amazing addition to their discography, and their first on Redscare which alone lets you know how good this is.

The planet smashers are finally back after 6 years, and have delivered us something quite unique but still as amazing as ever, they will definitely rock your socks on this new one with the addition to punk here and there to the beloved ska jams, but not to worry folks the same old planet smashers are still there, fun party ska themes, and some lovely skallads.. and even an interesting 8 bit sounding song "my obsession", if you like planet smashers or ska in general this album is a must-have!

Far From Home is exactly what you needed from DGB, it is a punch in the face of ska and soul, and slow to fast tempos on one side, and steady groovin music on the other, this was definitely needed as it is a token to the world that DGB hasn't gone anywhere. Thanks for the melodies boys.

Old Dirt Road is a gem of excellence. Very solid Irish-style Californian Punk Rock. Great songs to sing along to, songs to toast to, and ballads that take on part of your heart just listening to. For a debut album, this is just above and beyond.

This is a solid female fronted rockabilly album. It's quite a thrill indeed. Considering the content of the stories told in the album. I would recommend this to a fan of The Creepshow or Necromantix anyday.