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5 punk albums for £20. Take advantage of the offer while stocks last...
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Still selling punk records here in the UK. These are new today and there's hundreds more...
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Only 200 copies are being pressed on coke bottle clear vinyl with white splatter, so probably don’t hang around if you want one of these.
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There’s a new Banquets album coming out later this year. Their first since 2015.
Black Numbers are releasing it in the US and you can pre-order it from them now, but Brassneck has you covered for UK pre-orders to save that international postage nightmare. 1/2
You can order other stuff too, but the 20% is only deducted from Brassneck Records releases.
This lasts until Monday morning (4th Aug). 2/3
7 months into the year and 7 physical releases in the bag.
There’ll be more soon & if you buy ANY Brassneck release from the store this weekend (not just these 7), you’ll get 20% off by entering code TWENTY at checkout. 1/3
You can pre-pre-order this EP on yellow vinyl from both the aforementioned labels now.
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But, if you’re a fan of the album, don’t worry, this is still unmistakably the same band but now they’re progressing and forging a path that is uniquely their own. 3/4
The 4 new songs find them exploring the rawer aspects of their sound with the melancholy indie punk elements scratching their way to the surface amid a flurry of crashing drums & distorted guitars. 2/4
WHAT GOES UP are back with the follow up to their 2023 debut album ‘Laws of Gravity’. The Tokyo-based quartet are poised to release a new 4 track EP titled ‘Things Left Unsaid’ on July 18th via @wsonigiri.bsky.social in Japan & Brassneck Records in the UK. 1/4
Thanks all for your patience with this one. It's going to have been worth the wait, I promise.
Labels and distros, feel free to get in touch for wholesale/trades. 4/4
Red copies are limited to 100 and are already close to sold out. Splatter copies are less limited, but probably not that far behind. 3/4
I'll begin packing pre-orders at the weekend, but please do grab a copy if you haven't pre-ordered yet as it's another popular one. 2/4
THE RAGING NATHANS LPs just landed!
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Available to pre-order on 2 limited vinyl colours now from Brassneck Records [UK] or Lavasocks Records [US] or directly from the band. 3/4
A relentless onslaught of musical ferocity in 8 parts and one not to be missed if you like your punk rock soaked in sweat and rage. 2/4
May 30th sees the release of 'Bare Hands And Bayonets', the 3rd record from Nottingham's Scene Killers whose paint-stripping assault on the senses continues unabated. 1/4
300 copies are being pressed on colour vinyl and are due for release on May 2nd this year.
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This is a comp of their first 3 7" EPs plus 2 new songs. The EPs were released by Extinction Burst, Council Records & Dirt Cult Records in the US but are now available on one 12" record from Brassneck Records [UK] and Shield Recordings [Netherlands]. 3/4
Amusement are from Portland, OR & feature members of From Ashes Rise, North Lincoln, Bothers, Deathreat, Young Livers & Arctic Flowers (to name but a few). Here they pay homage to more diverse influences with strong nods to Hüsker Dü, Leatherface, Seaweed, Dinosaur Jr, Samiam, Pegboy, etc 2/4
Here it is. The pre-order for the forthcoming AMUSEMENT compilation LP. I know a lot of you have been waiting for this one. 1/4
This is tonight in Cardiff! 3 live punk bands for £9. Tickets here: www.detonationcymru.com/events/glu
But don't take my word for it. You can stream or download the whole thing right now or pick up one of the 2 limited colour vinyl pressings. There's 103 clear vinyl copies & 153 blue smoke vinyl copies. 3/4
Formerly 'Girls Like Us', GLU are a London trio whose debut LP 'These Rotting Flowers' is out now via Brassneck Records. A 10 track hybrid of punk, post punk, riot grrrl, grunge & anything else you care to mention. But no matter the subgenre, one thing is apparent throughout. The rage. 2/4
NEW RELEASE!!
I always find writing about bands difficult. It's hard not to repeat what's been said before or to do the music I love justice in a couple of paragraphs. It's even harder when the band in question don't really sound like anything else. And that's where GLU come in. 1/4
