Their long-awaited full-length, 22 furious songs.

This is a cross between AVAIL; STRIKE ANYWHERE and HOT WATER MUSIC. If you're into any of these three bands I strongly suggest that you pick this record up. You won't be disappointed. Colored vinyl in stock.

Do you remember when Hardcore was Hardcore, and not metal? The music that made you jump around your room and sing-along. That is exactly what you get here. Kind of a cross between DAG NASTY and CHAIN OF STRENGTH. This record doesn’t get the attention it deserves. Tomorrow's Gone evolved into FADED GREY.

Straight Edge moshfest, cool as hell. Colored vinyl. best offer or trade.

I found some copies of their sold out debut CD from this underrated band. Get it now or miss out, 'cause you won't find it again.

Supersleuth's sophmore full length effort, they play fast, energetic, melodic hardcore. This is definitely their best release to date, and after 5 years together '...and still it beats' showcases all of their hard work that they've put into the band.

Supersleuth's sophmore full length effort, they play fast, energetic, melodic hardcore. This is definitely their best release to date, and after 5 years together '...and still it beats' showcases all of their hard work that they've put into the band.

Gripping melodic hardcore, an underrated band. Got some colored vinyl left.

Gripping melodic hardcore, an underrated band. Got some colored vinyl left.

Powerful hardcore played with a gritty intensity and strong vocals, Suicide Party puts together a really strong set of tracks on this one. Melodic and harsh at the same time; a winning combination. Featuring ex-members of Talk Is Poison, Cop Out, and Full Speed Ahead.

9 songs of angry hardcorepunk. Political and powerful. Comes with a free sticker too. There has been some talk about these guys on the Revelation message board as well.

Eight songs of Floorpunch- influenced hardcore, presented by the label that brought you the No Warning single. Straight Edge hardcore for all the fingerpointing kids out there (and that includes me).

Can't even describe the ferocity of this LP, imagine MITB style song writing with the raw punk feel of BLAST. Watching them live is like studying how to play an instrument correctly....yet is so fierce that their vocalist walks away bloodied almost everytime. All covers show a bit of ringwear for some reason.

Straight Edge from holland, quite powerful and with intelligent lyrics.

Fast and positive hardcore with pissed off vocals- surprisingly good. Well worth checking out. Includes an Alone In A Crowd coversong as well.

All acoustic. All beautiful. All rock.

They Live are Infest incarnate. Straight up Infest worship. Seriously. A lot of people could be fooled into believing that these are long lost Infest songs. Ruination play fast and hard, but they have a really catchy melodic element buried under the harsh façade and that makes for some really great songs. Quite good.

Their latest release on limited colored vinyl.

The first LP by this underrated band, Melodic and quite good. Limited red vinyl.

7 songs of fury and discontent in the old style tradition! Raging yet positive minded 'youth crew hardcore' with a pinch of Motorhead thrown in for good measure!

Pissed punk/hardcore. Loud and snotty.

Hailing from Japan, NK 6 dish out nine blasts of hard hitting hardcore. The style is pretty classic Japanese thrash with a bit of melody and a crazed approach (would you expect anything less?!). Produced by Fugu of Gauze fame.

Hailing from Japan, NK 6 dish out nine blasts of hard hitting hardcore. The style is pretty classic Japanese thrash with a bit of melody and a crazed approach (would you expect anything less?!). Produced by Fugu of Gauze fame.

Punkrock, quite poppy though.

Together at last, these two amazing West Coast hardcore bands are going for the throat and they don’t intend to leave any survivors. Twelve tracks from What Happens Next? and eight tracks from Life’s Halt. Blistering hardcore with awesome pro-people and pro-hardcore attitudes that can be felt and heard. Can you handle that much thrash?