[engl] Disclaimer: Most stock copies suffered slight corner damage during transit. An unreleased new wave/punk gem from the San Fernando Valley, Glitter Symphony only released one 7" single under the pseudonym Sizon in 1984 and was unfortunately never heard from again. Despite high profile gigs and tour offers, Glitter Symphony was never able to record and release a proper album in their heyday. Meat House Productions has worked closely with Glitter Symphony and it's creator Susan Hyatt to bring the long lost (but not forgotten!) debut from Glitter Symphony. Six tracks of fantastic Los Angeles punk that would appeal to fans of the Alley Cats, The Nerves, Go-Go's, and much more!

[engl] Rounding out the trilogy of 7"s that Hated released is the virtually unknown "4 Song EP" 7". The band had a slight lineup change, now featuring Chalmer from The Vandals, and with it comes quite possibly Hated's best release. Quite possibly the best songs that Hated ever wrote, these songs feel much fuller and much more fleshed out. Hated created a sound that was all their own, merging the beach punk aesthetic with the emerging USHC scene, but instead of sacrificing melody for speed, the band seamlessly blends the two into 4 perfect beach punk anthems. This is quite possibly the most underrated record in the Hated catalog, and it's probably their best!

[engl] Available again for the first time since 1982, the 2nd 7" from California's Hated. An unknown gem within the punk world, both of these songs managed to elude collectors and even the famed KBD comps. Not only is this some of the best punk to come from California, this is some of the best punk to come from the USA. Two songs that are firmly planted in 70's punk, but Hated managed to crank up the speed as the burgeoning hardcore movement was exploding around them. Not quite 70's punk, but not quite 80's hardcore, Hated managed to straddle both sounds and come up with a completely original and unique take on what was shaping up to become the classic California punk sound.