White Noise (AUS) – Reckless Aggression LP
€28.88
RAC/Oi!
With “Reckless Aggression,” the Australian skinhead/Oi! punk band White Noise released a live album on Rock-O-Rama Records in 1990 that blurred the lines between powerful punk, hardcore, and the unleashed primal power of skinhead rock. The album’s opening seconds are like a punch in the face—a merciless, furious performance that makes it clear from the very first note that this band has no intention of engaging in diplomatic peace negotiations.
White Noise’s musical roots are deeply rooted in the world of Oi! and punk rock, but “Reckless Aggression” goes a step further. The sound is reminiscent of the wild days of Motörhead—with a blend of dirty rock ‘n’ roll and uncompromising hardcore that tears down everything in its path. In addition to music, this is also about an attitude, an outlook that swings through the record grooves like an imaginary wrecking ball.
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