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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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In 1987, the band Kahlkopf released their debut album “Der Metzger” on Rock-O-Rama Records. The title of the same name quickly developed into one of the group’s best-known and at the same time most controversial songs. With its haunting imagery and often aggressive lyrics, “The Butcher” became a distinctive battle cry. The controversial content of the song addressed left-wing violence, criticism of immigration policy in Germany as well as partying and drinking – topics that Kahlkopf had already covered on her first demo tapes. Thanks to its release on Rock-O-Rama, the Bad Homburgers’ LP was widely distributed.

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The cult album from 1996 available again on LP!

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The legendary album from 1994 available for the first time on LP.

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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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OHL, the pioneers of “hardcore punk”, attracted maximum attention with their debut album “Heimatfront” in 1981, which was partly due to their polarizing lyrics. Titles like “Germany”, “Kernkraftknight”, “We are the Unrepaired” or “Embassy Song”, which openly called for the storming of the American embassy, ​​did the rest to spread the word in all ideological directions. However, this was not well received by hotheads on the left and right. When the record was made in the early 1980s, punks were already oriented towards the left of the political spectrum, while skinheads were committed to the right. Although the band was considered “Nazis” by leftists and “ticks” by rightists, the Supreme Army Command, or rather their mastermind Deutscher W, never let themselves be dissuaded from their chosen path – always go straight, never turn! Ok, these days certain concessions are necessary in order to get a foot on the ground in the left-green, polluted cultural world, but what does it matter to the enterprising record collector who wants to complete his personal vinyl oeuvre with this repress?

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Released on LP in 1986 and re-released on CD in 1995, this patriotic British Oi! Tape. Incidentally, “England’s Glory” was recorded and mixed by none other than Mark Sutherland in the legendary “Bunker Croydon” recording studio. Sutherland has already brought his musical expertise to bear on other important records (including serving as Skrewdriver drummer on their “Hail the New Dawn” album). Unfortunately, “England’s Glory” has been somewhat forgotten between all the releases back then, which does a complete injustice to the musical achievements of this band. Reason enough to release “England’s Glory” on vinyl again!

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Cult full-length from 1997 is available again on LP.

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Compilation of rare tracks.

Recorded between 1989 and 1992.

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The 1993 EP available again on 10” MLP

The band name is printed on sticker attached to the front cover, not printed on the cover itself. Recorded in 1993. Remastered in May 2016.

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Thematically oriented Sturmwehr album that focuses primarily on the Ruhr area. But of course the ever-popular and succinct right-wing rock anthems shouldn’t be missing here either. The songs are all pounded forward with fury in a brilliant, crystal-clear sound.