Black Metal

The cult split from 2004 available again on LP.

Black Metal

The cult split from 2004 available again on LP.

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The debut album “Das letzte Bataillon” by “Führertreue” has finally been released on vinyl.

Although the guys from “Führertreue” formed for war back in 2023, their first musical attack didn’t occur until 2025.
For each of these gentlemen, it’s their first time playing in a politically charged band!

The style is best described as a blend of NDH (Neue Deutsche Härte) and hardcore with various metal influences.

The lyrics don’t adhere to typical scene themes, but rather open doors to rarely explored topics, encouraging reflection and questioning. Musically, lyrically, and thematically, it’s difficult to compare them to any existing band in the scene…

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Hated in the Nation Tour `85
Live at Twilight Room, Dallas TX

GG Allin – vocals
Count Lyle – guitar
Gene Perfect – bass
Johnny Random (aka Dil Do) – drums

If you’ve ever heard “Boozin And Pranks” you can tell when this happens. And GG wasted no time in firing up the doob on stage!

Count Lyle: “He told us to play the songs no matter what he did. Of course we said yes, but really didn’t understand why he gave us that instruction until we started up. The place went into chaos and we would not have been sure what to do, except that he told us to just keep playing the songs as we lear”

Count Lyle: “We did the Twilight Room in Dallas for about 50-60 people. The gig was a usual GG show with shit, blood and chaos. Everyone stood at he back of the hall except a few brave skaters and a weird chick in a white dress. Of course GG jumped on the chick and got her pretty angry. Not one person attempted to help her as he rubbed his ass on her and got the white dress all dirty. Supposedly, someone filmed the gig, but I have never personally seen the tape.”

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Hated in the Nation Tour `85
Live at Twilight Room, Dallas TX

GG Allin – vocals
Count Lyle – guitar
Gene Perfect – bass
Johnny Random (aka Dil Do) – drums

If you’ve ever heard “Boozin And Pranks” you can tell when this happens. And GG wasted no time in firing up the doob on stage!

Count Lyle: “He told us to play the songs no matter what he did. Of course we said yes, but really didn’t understand why he gave us that instruction until we started up. The place went into chaos and we would not have been sure what to do, except that he told us to just keep playing the songs as we lear”

Count Lyle: “We did the Twilight Room in Dallas for about 50-60 people. The gig was a usual GG show with shit, blood and chaos. Everyone stood at he back of the hall except a few brave skaters and a weird chick in a white dress. Of course GG jumped on the chick and got her pretty angry. Not one person attempted to help her as he rubbed his ass on her and got the white dress all dirty. Supposedly, someone filmed the gig, but I have never personally seen the tape.”

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This Demo contains a compilation of releases in three parts from 1997 to 1998.

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For the first time ever on vinyl, all Skrewdriver singles released between 1977 and 1994 are brought together in a definitive collection, carefully curated and split across two volumes. A long-overdue release that finally gives these recordings the format they deserve.

Exclusive cover artwork created specifically for this edition by English artist D. Coperland.

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This groundbreaking project needs no further introduction—it’s already well known to all of you. Now it finally comes to life as a Picture LP, strictly limited to 212 copies (25,-) hand-numbered worldwide, with only 88 copies hand-numbered (30,-) housed in a cardboard jacket.

Techno

Here’s how to turn your boring party into something damn cool.

Released exactly 30 years ago, now back spinning on turntables everywhere — just waiting for the neighbors to call the polizei. Sing along to the anthems with your friends, an ice-cold beer in one hand and Mein Kampf in the other.