Showing posts with label nardcore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nardcore. Show all posts

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Agression - The Best Of Agression




A collection of this Nardcore skarecore group's best material. A must for any one willing to tear it up.

Best Of.. means exactly what the title describes. If you are a fan of Nardcore then you already know about Agression and are wasting your time reading this. But for the rest of you, if you're into non-melodic, anti-ooh ahh, creative American punk rock then check it out. The guitar solos are so good that you want to do an indian war-dance in your bedroom. Also check out Don't Be Mistaken. Some of the tracks are the same but the recordings are all different.-Robert(Irving, TX)-





Genre: Nardcore
Year: 2003









Tracklist:


01. Voo Doo Stew
02. Never Alone
03. Rich Kids
04. Dear John Letter
05. Guillotine
06. Go To War
07. Locals Only
08. No Mercy
09. Foxy Lady
10. Ripped Only
11. Salty Leather
12. S.A.T.C.
13. I'm Alive
14. Money Machine
15. Don't Be Mistaken
16. Intense Energy








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Friday, November 27, 2009

Rat Pack - Selt Titled 7" + Ice Cream, Acid, & Cigarettes 7"




In 1984, RAT PACK singer/founder Matt Ratt was covering the vocal duties for R.K.L., while singer Jason Sears was away on "medical leave". During this time R.K.L. was signed on to record for the now infamous"NARDCORE" album on Mystic Records. Just prior to recording, Jason returned from his leave of absense. So left with the dilema of an album to record, and suddenly no band, Matt was told to throw something together quickly and record for the album anyway. So after a few rehearsals with Chris Rest and Alpo D.(borrowed from R.K.L.) Dave Casillas from STALAG 13 and Mike Torres from NARTHEX STRUCTURE, RAT PACK was born! Although originaly only meant to be a recording project for the NARDCORE album, RAT PACK ended up doing three records for Mystic, 1985's self titled 7", 1987's "Ice Cream Acid and Cigarettes" 7" and 1990's self titled full length Lp. Through the years RAT PACK has gone through long periods of hibernation, with many line up changes...people that have played in and recorded with RAT PACK include current and former members of bands such as NOFX, SOCIAL DISTORTION, STALAG 13, THE ADOLESCENTS, D.I., SUGAR CULT, HOLLYWOOD HATE, FOO FIGHTERS,RUBBER NECK, LAG WAGON, R.K.L., NO USE FOR A NAME, and ME FIRST AND THE GIMME GIMME'S. Once again the sleeping Giant as been awakened, and with the combination of extremely talented fresh blood with an old school sense and style, RAT PACK is close to finishing a full album of brand new music and will be playing out again very soon...consider your self warned.-band's myspace-




Genre: Nardcore
Year: 1985










Tracklist:


Self Titled
01. Fooled Again
02. Lost in Death
03. Overlord
04. Hometown Hero
05. After Midnight
06. Protect the Rich

Ice Cream, Acid, & Cigarettes
01. Do Me
02. Ice Cream, Acid & Cigarettes
03. When You Say Goodbye
04. Kids on the Edge









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Friday, November 20, 2009

Scared Straight - You Drink, You Drive, You Die LP




Scared Straight was a Nardcore Punk band from Simi Valley, California. The band was formed in 1983 by a group of friends and was originally called S.O.F, Scott Radinsky, Mike Thompson, Gary Galaines and Dennis Jagard, who wanted to start a band and enter a "Battle of the Bands" competition at a local skate rink. After going through several members and name changes, They often played with other "Nardcore" bands from nearby Oxnard, California. All of their records were released by Mystic Records.-wiki-




Genre: Nardcore
Year: 1988








Tracklist:


01. Fight Back
02. Stand Up
03. The Edge
04. No More Fun
05. ~love~ Parade
06. No Way
07. Power Meister
08. Friends
09. Where Do We Go From Here
10. Whisker Face









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Saturday, May 2, 2009

False Confession - s/t


False Confession was a hardcore punk band in the early 1980s that emerged in the Oxnard, California area. They were one of the founding members of the "Nardcore" punk movement. Their first 7" EP was released by Mystic Records in 1984. They were also featured on the Mystic Records 'Nardcore: Oxnard Hardcore Compilation LP'.--wiki



Genre: Nardcore
Year: 1984




Tracklist:

01. Left To Burn
02. Feline
03. Scared
04. Our Savior
05. Just As I Am
06. Lies




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Saturday, October 18, 2008

ILL Repute - Oxnard, Land Of No Toilets


This short and sweet 8-song EP sounds like a slightly faster Circle Jerks, and I like it even more. They play hardcore without the frills but their songs are good enough to stand out from the average thrash band. The majority of this is played at what in 1983 was lightning speed. The breakdown in the second song sounds like a slowed-down surf riff. I don't have a lyric sheet, but the song titles suggest rants against greed, the army, and general societal ~love~.
-JEFF[KFTH]


Genre: Nardcore
Year: 1985



Tracklist:

01. Fuck With My Head
02. In Society
03. Who Cares
04. Bad Rep
05. Greed
06. We'll Get Back At Them
07. Sleepwalking
08. I Won't Kill For You


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Scared Straight - Born To Be Wild


Scared Straight was a Nardcore Punk band from Simi Valley, California.

The band was formed in 1983 by a group of friends, Scott Radinsky and Dennis Jagard, who wanted to start a band and enter a "Battle of the Bands" competition at a local skate rink. They often played with other "Nardcore" bands from nearby Oxnard, California. All of their records were released by Mystic Records.

In the early 1990's they changed their name to Ten Foot Pole. One of the reasons for the name change was to move away from the "straight-edge" reputation that followed the band with a name like Scared Straight. Ten Foot Pole has a reputation of being a more aggressive, hardcore punk band that likes to party and have fun.



Genre: Nardcore/Punk
Year: 1985



Tracklist:

01. Life
02. Badge
03. Children
04. Unity
05. Drug Free
06. Typical
07. Another Day
08. School II
09. Born to be Wild







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Don't No - The Real World


As a young, impressionable punk in the early 80’s, I thought that where music came from/certain scenes meant everything when buying unknown records. You could almost be certain that any records on DISCHORD/D.C. or EXCLAIM/Boston were gonna be great, even if you weren’t familar with the band. This was the same case with this record when I bought it.

I didn’t know anything about Oxnard, Ca or “nardcore” for that matter, but I knew that some cool bands like DR. KNOW, AGRESSION, RKL AND STALAG 13 came from that scene. Never hearing of DON’T NO and the fact that it was released on MYSTIC records (cheapest, ~love~ sounding records EVER!) I still took a chance. When I got it home and slapped on the record player, what I heard blew me away. To this day this is still one of my favorite american hardcore ep's.

DON’T NO went on to record an LP that was ok and were on several mystic records comps before calling it quits. This ep is classic American hardcore and definitely deserves more recognition. --7inchPunk


Genre: Nardcore/Punk
Year: 1985



Tracklist:

01. B.L.T.C.
02. Innocence of Youth
03. Reflections
04. Underground
05. Members of Society
06. The Rule
07. Habit Force


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VA - Nardcore Oxnard Hardcore



Showing that central California is more than something you pass through while driving to San Francisco, this collection showcases the classic and often duplicated "Nardcore" Sound. Features tracks from Dr. Know, Ill Repute, Stalag 13, RKL, and others.

Nardcore is a hardcore punk movement that came out of Southern California in the early 1980s, originating in Silverstrand Beach, Oxnard and Port Hueneme. Most of the early Nardcore shows originated from Casa Tropical, Port Hueneme Skate Palace and other venues in the Oxnard area.

The name is a reference to the Oxnard, California hardcore punk scene. This suburban community, sixty miles west of Los Angeles, California, was the spawning ground for many hardcore punk bands of the early '80s and became a hotbed for punk and skate bands; collectively, their sound became known as "Nardcore." The Nardcore symbol, a popular tattoo, was created by Ismael Hernandez of Dr. Know on a "PeeChee" folder when he was in school.

Much of the early promotion of Nardcore came from Mystic Records and its founder Doug Moody. Questions have been raised about their financial dealings with the artists.


Genre: Nardcore
Year: 1984


Tracklist:

01. Ill Repute - President
02. Ill Repute - Sleepwalking
03. Ill Repute - It's Not Going to Happen to Me
04. Scared Straight - Skate to Live
05. Scared Straight - Peer Pressure
06. Rat Pack - Tell Me How
07. Rat Pack - W.W. 84
08. Habeas Corpus - Steal You Blind
09. Agression - The Smell
10. Agression - Calling For You
11. R.K.L. - U.S. Steal
12. R.K.L. - Lies
13. R.K.L. - No Respect
14. False Confession - Feline
15. The Rotters - Song of Howard Hughes
16. The Rotters - Men
17. DR. Know - Circle of Fear
18. A.F.U. - High On the Hog
19. Stalag 13 - Statistic


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Friday, October 17, 2008

Stalag 13 - Demo


Unreleased '83 demo, no metal influence, sounds more like the first DRI 7": fast, short blasts of HC. Sound quality is OK. Good.--FLEX


Genre: Hardcore/Nardcore
Year: 1983



Tracklist:

01. It's Not the Same
02. Selfish
03. Don't Call
04. I Don't Need It
05. Antisemitic
06. Assassin Squad
07. Standing United
08. Skateboards
09. Static
10. P.T.A.
11. Can't Take Much More



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