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THE BUG "What's Buggin' You?" CS

"After over a year of throbbin’ and writhin’ underground, these freaks have finally unleashed the first wave of an ongoing infestation. The Bug takes cues from Die Kruezen, Mecht Mensch, and Wrangler Brutes to make music as bratty and annoying as the members themselves. This little piece of rectanguloid plastic trash contains six tracks of contentious, screeching noise played at 78rpm, of palpable cynicism and contempt for the human turd, of rejection of punk as a marketing gimmick. The real fucking deal. Not Normal Records"

THE BUG "What's Buggin' You?" CS (2015)
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GLUEBAG "Welcome To The Planet, Mother Fucker" CS

GLUEBAG's first tape, pre-dating the excellent "Confused" LP that was released in 2014. These guys are masters of synthesizing the best elements of 60s garage and 70s rock into a modern punk band, and the results are fantastic. Raw, crunching rocknroll punk that just rules it. Recommended if you've enjoyed stuff like Baseball Furies and Vee Dee...GLUEBAG are up the same alley and at their finest on this cassette. Includes a ridiculous cover of the 'Stones "Jumpin' Jack Flash".

GLUEBAG "Welcome To The Planet, Mother Fucker" CS
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Uniform - Perfect World

Uniform - Perfect World (2015)
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Mystic Inane - Deep Creep EP

"The new(ish) project from members of New Orleans’ criminally under-appreciated Necro Hippies, Mystic Inane has a much different sound but still keeps it weird. Deep Creep follows up two killer demos, and further develops their hardcore punk sound: something along the lines of a snotty No Trend. Other buzzwords to describe the band are “80s USHC” and “angular,” which while both over used do capture Mystic Inane in a broad sense. The 4-minute title track should be enough to get you hooked and have you begging for Mystic Inane to follow this up with an lp by the time “I Believe In UFOs” finishes up on the flip side."

Mystic Inane - Deep Creep EP (2014)
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Slugga - Parasite 7"

Shave your head, and lace up your boots because Slugga is here and they're thirsty for blood. Following their killer demo tape on Muckman last year. Aggressive, sneering, slime covered hardcore from Atlanta that is menacing, misanthropic, and 100% TOTAL PUNK!

Slugga - Parasite 7" (2015)
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