Here's another comp. 7" by Mala Raza. This is their fifth release and the subject covered with this record is free radio. It is benefit for the new transmitter and for their radio shows (one of them mentioned in the previous post).
Released: 1996
Label: Mala Raza
Size: 23 MB
01. El Corazón Del Sapo - Bagdad '91
02. Mol - Tu Hermano Está Muerto
03. Lágrimas Y Rabia - Massmedia
04. La Familia Manson - Ser Humano
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This 7" is the first release from Mala Raza collective from Zaragoza, Spain. To this day they've delivered stuff from the likes of El Corazón Del Sapo, Karnvapen Attack, Chispas, Criatura, Disface, Makiladoras and more...
I remember when I was in Spain with friends of mine from Pula ('98 I think), we met people from the Mala Raza collective and they were very nice and a friend who published music got one whole Autonomia Indigena radio show that they held for introducing his label. That eventually led to releasing one El Corazón Del Sapo album on tape (the only missing format) on his Humanita Nova label and doing Croatian part of their euro tour.
Anyway, this compilation was benefit for imprisoned spanish anarchist Pablo Serrano.
Released: 1993
Label: Mala Raza
Size: 30 MB
01. El Corazón Del Sapo - Muros De Papel
02. Acme - Rectas Y Curvas
03. Bastardos Del Metal - Cada Uno Es Como Es
04. Bastardos Del Metal - Gente Demasiado Lista
05. K.B.K.S. - En La Prisión
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I've stumbled upon Stracony web site and seen that they don't have this 7" in their releases section. I guess that this is kind of rare shit so here you go and grab it. If you're into Crass/Conflict classic peace punk fe/male vocals type of bands, this rocks good in these ranks. The band comes from Poland.
I don't remember the year when I bought this and there is no info on the cover when this was released, but I guess it's somewhere between 1995 and 1999.
Released: 199?
Label: Peace Punk Records
Size: 31 MB
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Great political hardcore punk band from California that I never actually knew nothing about. Bought this on recommendation.
This is what I've found out on the web about this band (band members actually).
The singer Cejas played in Tijuana punk band named Solution Mortal that played with the likes of Dead Kennedys, Discharge and Battalion Of Saints. Later when he left Tijuana and went to L.A. he started the band Synod that played with English Dogs and when they disbanded Dogma Mundista was born. After they disbanded he formed kickass psychobilly band called Calavera.
The bassist Ray Gunn later was in Glycine Max and Scarred For Life. Is infamous for drinking and partying for weeks non-stop. Eats broken glass when hungry!
Also found an interview with Chaos U.K. where they said that they're gonna release Dogma Mundista 7" since they recorded some stuff in their LA studio, but didn't found nothing about it. Feel free to fill in some more information in the comments.
Released: 1992
Label: Mundista Humanista Records
Size: 76 MBSee/Hide tracklist
[−]01. Winter For All
02. Burning Cage
03. Talk About A Statement
04. La Noche
05. Screams Of Madness
06. Feel Of Pain
07. Renovation Of Death
08. Gomorrha Today
09. Vivo Mis Idealizmos
10. Dogma Mundista
11. Sky Turns Black
12. Has Tu Memoria
13. Endless Alleys
14. Prisoner
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Classic fuckin' killer piece of plastic.
Some records really bring you back a lot of memories and feelings.
I remember how excited I was when this came out. Fuckin' Varukers reformed! I bought 5 or 6 of these fuckers and gave 'em to friends. I never did that before or after.
Also, I tried to learn to play Tortured By Their Lies, plugged my bass guitar in the amplifier of my stereo and my speakers from 1982 unfortunatelly have never been the same after that session (but I nailed the song - ha).
Ah, the memories. And now - volume up!
Released: 1994
Label: Weird Records
Size: 19 MB
01. Nothings Changed
02. Obey
03. Tortured By Their Lies
04. Missing Out
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Another one of the few ska punk bands that I can still enjoy.
Wow, this vinyl ripping is great because it made me to listen to some records that I was avoiding for a long time. That reminded me that it's not ska punk that's bad, it's just that in 90s (when I was into the ska punk thing) there was so many bad bands jumping on ska punk vagon that I just gave up getting more of it.
It's good to hear some of that stuff again.
Anyway, I wanted to put here their "Tartan Material" album, but as I can see, it's still available as CD from Damaged Goods. As far as I know ,this Glasgow punx also had few more 7"s, a CD with their first two EP's + some compilation tracks, one 3-way split LP (with Nutcase and Machine Gun Etiquette) and an album on Moon Ska Europe.
The members later played in a lot of other bands including my other all time faves - Fleas And Lice.
In the player you can hear destructed Culture Club's megahit.
Released: 1997
Label: Damaged Goods/Tartan Records
Size: 21 MB
01. Karma Chameleon
02. Shepherd's Herd
03. Go
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