[engl] In year eleven of the bands existence, they finally fullfil every fans heartwish of a collaboration with one of the most important, most beautiful and most prominent voices in german-speaking punk! You got it: Franny Fränzen (B'schiszn, Telesatan, Sharizza). Brezel Göring did record everything in his pee-ka-bo dungeon in Berlin-Kreuzberg and the only two citizen of honour of Chemnitz, Zomber (Pisse chauffeur) and Jan Kummer (AG Geige) worked on a very beautiful cover artwork. And if this isn't already enough! There is a b-side track aswell and the record was mastered via Melody Men in Texas. Yes, Texas!

[engl] Very first 7" and already an instant classic, RE-Import article, because the US Tour got cancelled

[engl] Debüt EP of the 5 punx from riotlingen, playing classic 80's style Hc-Punk with german lyrics. purple vinyl, limited to 500 hand numbered copies.

[engl] The A-side of the LP contains the "Amis Raus" demo by the Kempten band Rotting Carcass. Nine intense songs played in a fast HC/Punk sound. The B-side contains the few good live recordings, the whole thing took place on January 20, 1985 at the Böblinger Krokodil. Rough material, but a brilliant recording for that time. Comes with booklet, new pictures, interview with the then singer Hesse and the drummer Kurty. An important publication in German punk/hardcore history.

[engl] SCHWACH has been around for almost ten years now. In hardcore years that's at least sixty: time to retire, or not? Six years after the first LP, "Kein Bock", and over two years since the last sign of life a split EP with DESARRAIGO from Colombia the band now releases their second album, "Ka?lter". Ten years is a long time, not only for a hardcore band. When SCHWACH s tood in their Berlin rehearsal room for the first time, Donald Trump was only a reality TV star, the most right wing party in the Bundestag was the CSU and the letter combination COVID had no meaning for most of us. The guys in the rehearsal room were different, too. They were younger in some cases, only in their early or midtwenties. Today they are all in their thirties, and the lives they lead are, for most of them, completely different. More work, greater responsibility, less time for what really matters. And that's exactly what "K a?lter" is about. In the album’s twelve songs, SCHWACH talks about the attempt to remain true to oneself and critical of the prevailing conditions in a diverse and multilayered way. The songs deal with political rage as well as personal loss and the strength it can give you when you feel that you are not alone: others feel the same way and are fighting in the same struggles. Be they on the barricades, on a stage, or in front of it. "Punk is still the coolest thing," it says in "Three Chords," the last song of the LP. But punk is more than just that. Punk, as SCHWACH lives it, is also a necessary corrective against the shittiness of the world and a charging cable for the battery of individual resistance. The music is exact ly what hardcore should be today if it wants to be more than cliche? ridden classic rock. At its core SCHWACH still plays nothing less than extremely pissed off youth crew hardcore. But around this core, the band builds something that goes far beyond the b oundaries of standard hardcore. There are midtempo songs, guest vocals from friends from Oslo (Erik, Modern Love), Hamburg (Pan, Bad Affair) and Madrid (Je?sus Acuerdo), and repeatedly genre atypical sound colors. SCHWACH 2022 sounds much more mature th an SCHWACH 2013. Still, the band has not lost an ounce of its uncompromising anger and its exuberant energy. They have become older, maybe even grown up. But they are still exactly the kind of hardcore band that this fucked-up, beautiful world needs.

[engl] "In August 1979, Another Swiss label released Sperma's second record, a 12 ", with these three songs; Pigs (Schmier), No More Love (from the first recording session) and Radio. On Pigs they demand the death to everybody in a blue uniform. The amazing thing is that this song is never the fell victim to state censorship. One has to assume that they never heard the song to this day. At No More Love, the farewell of the "Peace & Love" generation is resolutely demanded and on the song Radio the Swiss radio is attacked. Here is the new edition with an informative, 20-page booklet in an edition of 200 copies in black vinyl. On Friday April 23rd, 42 years after his first release, Static Age Musik from Berlin is releasing this 12" again for the first time."

[engl] Seven previously unreleased songs. Hardcore punk in the best sense, pure energy! Studio, rehearsal room and live material, including two cover versions. Comes in 300g full color hardcover.

[engl] One of the most wanted singles, another classic German punk rock story, now re-released. Four provocative, uncompromising songs, a "Granateneinschlag" from the Ruhr area. In the original cover design incl. the uncencored lyrics! The whole thing comes in a noble 300gr hardcover.

[engl] The LP "Wie lange Noch", a milestone in German punk/hardcore history. Rolls like a tank over the corpses of his listeners. No compromises, pure aggression, a powerhouse thrash, quite different from the tracks from the "die Deutschenkommen" sampler. . Wonderful! Another amazingly strong release from this period. The second LP includes a legendary concert on June 19, 1982 in the Wuppertal "Börse" where LIEBIES, HASS and BLUTTAT also played. 16 brutal, rough live tracks in the usual Stosstrupp tradition. (Five of these songs are up to date unpublished). A poster and booklet with pictures plus an interview with the singer Alla is also included with the double LP