GB 93 - USELESS EATERS - Linear Movement / Bloody Ripper - 7"

Side A : Linear Movement Recorded In Brunswik East , Australia
By Jack Petty And Seth Sutton November 2012.
Seth - Guitar/Vocals, Jack - Bass , Elias - Drums.

Side B : Bloody Ripper Recorded In Okland , USA
By Seth Sutton June 2013 All Instruments By Seth Sutton

!!!Punk/Lo-Fi/K.B.D./Wave!!!

(limited to 250) The 7" will be issued with two different covers

Black and white - 125 copies
Red and black - 125 copies 


USELESS EATERS - Linear Movement -

Flat Worms - "Petulance", b-side on debut "Red Hot Sand" 7" on Volar. Limited red and gray vinyl at www.volarrecords.bandcamp.com. Tour late April w/ Susan.

Red Hot Sand

LIM. COLOR VINYL

FLAT WORMS-Petulance (DEBUT Red Hot Sand 7")

Recorded live at the BBC's 6Music studios in June of 2016.
Originally written and recorded by Crass for their 1979 album Stations of the Crass.

Shaved Women (Crass Cover)

A bad trip through sexuality.
Produced by Jason Playford.
Artwork by Zoe Ose.

Kiss Me In My Greasy Bed

Khanate - Too Close Enough To Touch

Fearless Eye

Manipulator

Susie Thumb

Never Give Up

The Storm - Abjects

A-side from upcoming CIVIC 7" - out 26/7/2019 on Anti Fade Records (AUS) and Total Punk Records (USA)

"CIVIC are fresh meat, one of those rare bands that formed perfectly whole and with true urgency. They gathered momentum immediately, playing every week at a different pub or house party across Australia and releasing a 12" and 7" in quick succession on Melbourne's Anti Fade label. Their recordings exhibit song-writing virtuosity that moves from tough glam, power pop and fall down drunk pub rock, a style that the ancients dubbed GUTTER ROCK, and their live show propels the energy of these songs with the precision and discipline of backstreet hardcore. A relentless work ethic has them front and centre in the roster of modern Melbourne's underground hustle, continuing the tradition of Australian rnr outlaws without any retro schtick. CIVIC is the real deal, the new generation of high voltage Australian rock n roll." - Daniel Stewart

Khanate - Too Close Enough To Touch

Load Records