Punk & Post-Punk

Originally released in May 1982, ‘Combat Rock’ is the final album from The Clash of Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Topper Headon. Featu...

Oxbow is a band that is legendary and notorious, and their rich musicianship and history precedes them. Originally started as a recording project i...

Two-Piers, the label that brought you ‘Pop Psychédélique (The Best of French Psychedelic Pop 1964-2019)’ bring you the second instalment in the ser...

Embodying, as it does, the collective creativity and spark of the band, heralding a celebration of survival and life, and the emotions induced duri...

Without a brutal evaluation of their own becoming, TV Priest might have never made their second album. Heralded as the next big thing in post-punk,...

UK post-punk pioneers Bauhaus' immensely influential Bela Lugosi’s Dead – originally released in 1979 – is considered the original gothic rock reco...

Future Primitive is the debut album from Auckland Techno Punks, Data Animal, on Oliver Ackermann’s newly formed label, Dedstrange. Future Primitive...

For the first time in over a decade, 20 of the Sex Pistol’s recordings from 1976 to 1978 are collected together to tell the story of one of the wor...

The Ex's fourth album originally released in 1984. Re-release of the double LP with original artwork, and 24-page LP-size magazine."It's caustic. A...

Pokkeherrie (Dutch for "terrible noise") is The Ex's 1985 album, originally released on vinyl only on the Pokabilly label. This re-release includes...

New York’s Straw Man Army return with 'SOS', the follow-up to their 2020 debut LP, 'Age of Exile'. Emerging from the D4MT Labs group that also incl...

Geelong, Melbourne’s favourite sons Vintage Crop return this summer with their much-anticipated fourth album, ‘Kibitzer’.Steve Lamacq’s particular ...

'seventeen seconds' was everything the title suggested. intense. dense. bleak. it is not an album for the faint at heart. the addition of perennial...

Single LP reissue with all 15 songs. The first 1980s versions didn’t include Dear God and after it was a hit, Mermaid Smiled was dropped on some...

The band's third album from 1979 but first without co-founder Barry Andrews. Drums and Wires was a cavalcade of Andy Partridge's neuroses and pa...

Originally released in October 1981, the fourth studio album by The Police was no. 1 in the UK album chart and a multi-platinum best seller. It fea...

London punks Out Of Love are pleased to kick off the year announcing news of their debut LP So Far, So Good via Venn Records. With a grunge-tinged...


“Life is hard—be harder.” That’s the driving ethos behind God’s Hate, one of the hardest hardcore bands in the land. Co-founded by Colin Young of ...

“Make all the uncertainty and adventure of growing up sound like the best days ofyour life” - UPSET “A ripper that channels sounds from all through...

Cro-Mags is one of the fundamental names for the birth of the so-called “crossover thrash” subgenre, which synthesized thrash metal and hardcore pu...

Following the demise of emo band Mineral in 1997, singer/guitarist Chris Simpson (Mineral/ Zookeeper/ Mountain Time) and bassist Jeremy Gomez re...

On A Wire was The Get Up Kids third studio album, originally released in 2002. This record features long-term fan favourites, including opening tr...