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Their first, long-awaited album “Reveal All!” was only released in 1985, after the band had released a double A-side single called “Riots/A Matter of Time” on their own label “IndEx Records” at the end of 1983. “Reveal All!” is classic Oi! Music in its rawest form with titles like “A Way of Life” and “Bank Holiday” to harder songs like “I won’t let my Country die” and “Save the Nation”. In 1985/86 the local Oi! Scene has probably reached its lowest point. At a gig in Tufnell Park, North London, singer Steve Reeve got into an argument with hardliners in attendance. One of these idiots threw a bottle while Indecent Exposure were playing their set, Steve’s head was hit and slashed. In Hardcore Oi! Indecent Exposure finished their concert in a similar manner and then jumped into the crowd to find the bottle thrower. But in true low-life fashion, the culprit had crawled back into the hole he came from. Later that night, Steve was taken to the hospital where he received twelve stitches in his head.

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Officially available on vinyl for the first time since 1985 on Rock-O-Rama Records! Founded in 1981, the then young patriotic musicians sang about their own life experiences and the things that were happening around them. The fact that they had to watch their once great country violently decline under the Tory government of Margaret Thatcher tore their hearts.

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The Hessian band’s legendary LP from 1987 is finally legally available again on the original label Rock-O-Rama Records.

The content of this recording is identical to the original, minus 1 song.

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The Franconians first attracted attention in 1995 after they stopped their musical activities under the name “Odin’s Heirs” and from then on set out to rock Germany, which had been partially unified a few years previously, under the name “Nordwind”. Musically and sonically implemented almost perfectly for the conditions at the time and the lyrical statements and content also leave no opportunity to put your finger in the wound with regard to Vikings, Nordic mythology, but also with regard to social criticism, patriotism and self-irony.

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The official Odins Erben re-release on the original label – no pirated pressing, no “private edition” and no “imported fan edition” from dubious scene crooks at brothel prices!

The second disk of the North Wind Forerunner group Odins Erben. As usual, very appealing fare with texts from life. “Warriors of the North” and “Bureaucrats” make the disc a blast. If you want to be completely sorted when it comes to Nordwind, you also need this predecessor album, which is considered an early and standard work in Viking rock in Germany.

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Still a real hit today! Odin’s Erben are known to be the Nordwind forerunner band. With this debut, the group was able to achieve their first real success and prove their reputation as Germany’s No. 1 Viking Rock Band. “Helden sterben einsam” was a soothing musical “splash of colour” in the otherwise grey-in-grey knitted right rock market of those days.

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The disc contains a total of eight songs from the band Skrewdriver’s work. Then as now, it was by no means a regular LP, but rather a compilation of songs from singles and samplers from the period 1977 to 1987. Compared to the original, two songs that were index-relevant on other Skrewdriver recordings had to be removed from this disc. “I don’t like you” and “Boots & Braces” flew down, “Shove the dove” and “Smash the I.R.A.” were newly added.

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Here comes Froide! Re-release of the Skrewdriver “B & H” album, which can no longer be distributed in Absurdistan due to the title. The recordings have been digitally remastered and the sound has been improved again compared to the 2007 edition. Compared to the 2007 LP edition, unfortunately more tracks had to give way here, but they were more than equally replaced by three sampler songs.

Since the material contained here can be regarded as valuable in terms of contemporary history, all those who either came too late with the release of that time or who want to complete their Skrewdriver collection with an official re-release should grab this one.

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Since the material contained can certainly be viewed as valuable in terms of contemporary history, everyone who either came too late for the original publications or wants to supplement or complete their Störkraft collection with an official “best-of” should take a look here, as a large part of the The material contained therein is no longer available elsewhere in an authorized manner.

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Do we have Christmas yet? Not yet, but the white Christmas is casting its shadows ahead. This is part 1 of the Klansmen trilogy. As is well known, Klansmen was a studio project consisting of Ian Stuart Donaldson (Skrewdriver) and other well-known musicians from the subcultural English music scene. For legal reasons, no specific names are mentioned here, but anyone who knows a little about the music scene at the time and has kept an eye on the music scene at the time knows that at least one person from a well-known Psycho Billy band was involved here.

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Be that as it may, many of today’s listeners were probably not even born in 1982 when this record first saw the light of day and was “collected” again a short time later by a well-known Bonn authority. The songs that were relevant for indexing at the time were digitally edited so that all criminal law or youth-endangering issues could be eliminated, because NO song was deleted compared to the edition at the time!

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The first part of the legendary No Surrender compilation is available again on LP.

It includes track from Skrewdriver, Brutal Attack, Public Enemy, Sudden Impact, Last Orders, Buzzard Bait, Indecent Exposure, Vengeance, Above the Ruins and Final Sound.