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New split from these cult acts.

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Warlord´s side project WEREWOLF BLOODORDER returns back with new 7″EP “Return By Fire”. This new EP features two new songs taken from cancelled split with FORLORN WINDS and the re-recorded version for old EVIL song “A Southern War From The Winter´s March”, originally composed by F.Daemon and Warlord back in 1996. This song features original Evil member F.Daemon as guest guitarrist.

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Warlord returns to the glory days of Evil in this debut material from Werewolf Bloodorder.

Silkscreened B-side. Track A3 was not on the original cassette version.

RAC/Oi!

The band, founded in Gütersloh in 1988, shone in 1991 with their second (mini) album entitled “Schlachtruf”. Although there were only seven songs on this disc, it represented a good bridge until the next full album, which was released in 1992 under the title “Eternal Scars” and at the same time marked the end of the East Westphalian music group’s musical activities. So if you want to indulge in the Pogo wise men of the time again, garnished with the criminally harmless pieces from the first LP “Vereint”, you’ve come to the right place and should grab it immediately, because as we all know, life punishes anyone who comes too late. Everything in the best vinyl sound quality (no side longer than 20 minutes)!

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With Kvasir’s Blood, Eternal Strife, Forlorn Winds, Nokturne,… members.

Reissue of the debut EP on Heavy (180g) Black or White Vinyl 12″ LP with 12″ insert.

Single sided on A face and B face is etched.

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.

RAC/Oi!

Anyone who thinks street rock’n’roll is merely a British cultural asset will get a full-throttle broadside from Down Under with “The First Assault.” White Noise from Fremantle, Western Australia, released a debut album on Rock-O-Rama Records in 1989 that crashed through the windshield of mediocrity like a cobblestone. There’s no lamentation here, there’s confrontation. No room for poetry – only harsh truths and the unvarnished confrontation with reality.

White Noise fuse Australian skinhead hardcore with British street sound. Tracks like “Clockwork Violence,” “Rebels,” and “We Don’t Need It” scream out their frustration into a world that sees the individual only as a consumer. This album is a musical expression of discontent in one piece: harsh, loud, honest. No pathos, just full throttle. It’s about identity, anger, and belonging – set to music with piercing guitars, pounding bass lines, driving drums, and a frontman who, in a Motörhead-like manner, manifests his lines rather than sings them.