RAC/Oi!

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.

RAC/Oi!

“The Strong Survive” was the 7th regular studio album by the English legend around Ian Stuart Donaldson. The disc was recorded in 1989 and released in early 1990 on Herbert Egoldt’s Rock-o-Rama Records label in Cologne. On this work, guitarist Stigger demonstrated his skills for the first time in the service of Skrewdriver. He brought in the typical hard, metallic rock sound of the band’s later years, which would characterize all subsequent productions from this point onwards.

RAC/Oi!

Released in 1989 on Herbert Egoldt’s Cologne-based Rock-O-Rama Records label, the album “Warlord” marked a unique milestone in Skrewdriver’s discography. The sixth Skrewdriver studio album was recorded by Mac (guitar), Merv Shields (bass), John Burnley (drums), and, of course, Ian Stuart (vocals + guitar). Musically, the band was influenced by the epic heaviness of American heavy metal greats like Manowar. For the choral vocals, Ian Stuart brought in additional vocalists, Ken McLellan (Brutal Attack) and Paul Burnley (No Remorse), to the recording studio.

Black Metal

Ultra Lo-Fi Black Magic by SKUGGEHEIM, one of Norways best kept secrets.
All material carefully collected in close conspiracy with the artist and, believe it or not; fully remastered .
This vinyl includes all phases of the EP series collected in the correct order, including the never materialized Fase Fem.

Black Metal

Ultra Lo-Fi Black Magic by SKUGGEHEIM, one of Norways best kept secrets.
All material carefully collected in close conspiracy with the artist and, believe it or not; fully remastered .
This vinyl includes unreleased demo tracks + WULKANAZ split track.

RAC / Oi!

The album “A Cry of Pain” (also: “Cry of Pain”) was first released in 1991 on Herbert Egoldt’s Rock-O-Rama Records (sub-label “United Records”) and was the band’s third and final contracted studio album on that label.

Skullhead was a British Rock Against Communism (RAC) band from the 1980s from the Newcastle area. Along with Brutal Attack, Skrewdriver, and No Remorse, they were one of the most notable bands of this genre. Led by Kev Turner, who later became known in the northeastern England rave scene as “MC Techno T,” they began as an Oi!-style band and later incorporated elements from heavy metal and other forms of rock music. Skullhead described themselves as a “third position” band and wrote lyrics primarily about British pride, Norse gods, and anti-capitalism.

American NSBM

LP version of “A Kall to Whips ” from the cult project Slave Whipping Blasphemy.

American NSBM

LP version of “A Kall to Whips ” from the cult project Slave Whipping Blasphemy.

RAC/Oi!

In the 1980s, France produced a number of impressive Oi! bands that stood out for their energy, authenticity and passion. One of the most outstanding representatives of this genre was undoubtedly the formation, which originally consisted of three brothers – Didier (vocals), Boni (drums) and Manu (bass) – as well as a childhood friend, Fred (guitar). Their 1986 record “Quand Le Soleil Se Levera” (Eng: When the Sun Rises) is a milestone of the French Oi!. Recorded in Lille, the band’s hometown, the album combines raw Oi!/Punk with catchy melodies and engaging lyrics. Classics like “Ces Annes La”, “Europe” and “Clockwork Orange” show the group’s versatility and their ability to captivate the listener.