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The new single kicks ass

2 awesome shows down and 3 more still to go on The Order Of The Fly’s 25 Years Of Decay Tour!

Where will we see you? 👀
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/84915616373

Support on these remaining dates comes from: A Murder of Crows, The TV Casualties, Das GHOUL, Garbage Day Massacre, & Zombie Killers

Listen our stuff!

https://linktr.ee/Grumel

I grabbed a CD wallet at the bins full of goodies. I don't know this one.

The band Razor Bois was formed in Moscow in 2004 to play uncompromising anti‑racist Oi!/street‑punk. The collective was made up of three "redskins" influenced by bands such as The Clash, Angelic Upstarts, and Red London. The band held a strong anti‑fascist stance and opposed racism, sexism, homophobia, state oppression, and police brutality.

In 2005, the band released their debut EP "Bad News for the Scum!", which included seven tracks. In 2006, the band took part in the international compilation "Class Pride World Wide 3" released on Insurgence Records. Having organised and played several closed shows, the band broke up just at the moment when they were being massively invited to play both in the former USSR and in Europe.

In early 2008, after long wanderings around the world, the core members found themselves in New York, living in various ghettos. It was decided to resurrect the band from the ashes, now in an international lineup. Two new members were found: the first was old‑school American skinhead Keith, who from an early age listened to reggae and fierce American hardcore and mocked Nazi outcasts; the second was old‑school punk rocker Mike, who had lived for free for half his life in one of the oldest squats in New York. Mike had survived many police raids on the squat and had contributed considerably to defending the building by throwing bottles, bricks, and bags of waste at the "guardians of order". In addition, Mike and his friends were well known in the scene of the now‑defunct CBGB, where they never missed a fight.

After rehearsing their set in the basement of a local punk shop, Razor Bois began terrorising the New York punk scene. Their very first show gathered a mass of anti‑social elements from various walks of life - from skins and hardcore tough‑guys to skaters, crusties, and even Russian punk rockers from Brighton Beach wearing leather jackets with "Purgen" and "Sektor Gaza" slogans and "Russia" scarves. The show ended in a brawl, the trashing of the venue, a public beating of a hippie pedophile, and the arrival of the police, who arrested several people. In spring 2008, the band played a short tour of the US, performing with such bands as The State, Star Fucking Hipsters, Death Mold, and others. The band also took part in several benefit concerts in support of radical environmentalists, political prisoners, and together with RASH NorthEast organised a show in New York in support of the Russian anti‑fascist movement. Having conquered America, the band returned home.

In November 2008, their second, self‑titled album "Razor Bois" was released, featuring 19 tracks. The cover art was drawn by the well‑known artist Mike Bukowski, who is known for his anti‑fascist views.

In 2009, the band recorded a joint song with the Moscow hardcore band What We Feel - "Sometimes Antisocial, Always Antifascist", which appeared on What We Feel's album "Naschi 14 Slov". In 2010, Razor Bois took part in the benefit compilation "Drushbantifa" released on True Rebel Records, contributing the track "Zakrizaya Scena".

The lineup changed several times. As of 2010, the band consisted of: Vova (founder, the only original member), Grundik (drums), Ilya (bass), Vova American (vocals), and Diman (guitar).

After 2010, the band faded into obscurity, and its members moved on to other projects, including Moscow Death Brigade, George Harrison, Hoods Up 495, and Siberian Meat Grinder. The members themselves did not identify as anarchists or left‑wingers, calling their position "common sense".

Example of a song:

https://youtu.be/wI9CShMk7OQ?si=hsSVuYzq5ayHjjeY

In 1995 (or maybe 1994) I visited family in the Netherlands. My cousin was going through a death metal phase. As it happened, there was a death metal festival playing in Friesland, so off we went. From memory (I had the flyer for years and years. Now I can't find it) there were maybe 7 bands playing. The headline act were Napalm Death, along with Dutch bands Gorefest and Sinister and I'm pretty sure at least one German band.

Half way through, the next band came on:

"This song is called Coffin!" The lead singer growled.

"GRAAAAAAAAAWWW!!!"

The song was over in 30 seconds.

"This song is called Axe Murder!!!!"

"HAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRR!!!"

Again, thirty seconds and it was done.

"This song is called Bleed!!!!"

"BAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!"

just as I was wondering why the songs were so short, our guy yelled

"Nah, fuck this shit! We're NOFX and we're a punk band from California!"

They ripped off the long wigs they were wearing and then they launched into songs from their latest album, Punk in Drublic. The whole thing was fantastic and for me the highlight of the whole festival.

"Our drummer doesn't even have a double kicker, he's just good at drumming!"

When I got back to Australia, Punk in Drublic was on rotation on Triple J radio. Within days, I bought the CD 😊

https://rss.com/podcasts/death-and-slammys-record-room/2880222

Lyrics for a heavy, anarchic boarding school anthem. ⚡🔥

🎧 "It ought to work..."

Tekst: I wanted to write a fun, high-voltage metal track about that one student who turns every science lab and school chapel into a smoking hazard. A tribute to cheap energy drinks, melting tube amps turned up to 12, and pure chaotic rock 'n' roll energy.

"The lab is melting down. That’s just how it goes. / Headmaster’s wig on fire. Prefects in a fright."

Musically built on a slow, heavy bassline that explodes into a dragging, filthy guitar riff.

👉 Check out Wolfox Signal on Spotify

Terrible With Names Washington DC

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/drumcorpse/drum-corpse-volume-1-protest-drums-by-rock-drummers-vinyl ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT, please support. Profits go to ACLU.

Side A
1 We Will Be Victorious, Resistance is Glorious
with Matt Chamberlain (Pearl Jam, Bowie, SNL)

2 No Ice, No KKK, No Fascist USA
with Erik Eldenius (Billy Idol, Dave Navarro)

3 The People United Will Never Be Defeated
with Kellii Scott (Failure, Veruca Salt) and Matthias Bossi (SGM, Ridiculon) *

4 Tax the Rich!
with Jason Gerken (Shiner, Molly McGuire, HUM)

5 This is What Democracy Looks Like
with Chris Enriquez (Spotlights, Julie Christmas)

Side B
6 No Kings, No Tyrants! We Will Not Be Silent
with Greg Saunier (Deerhoof, Big Walnuts Yonder) *

7 Hands Off Our Democracy    
with Blake Fleming (The Mars Volta, Dazzling Killmen)

8 Stand Up Fight Back
with Kliph Scurlock (Flaming Lips, Gruff Rhys) *

9 Its Time to Fight
with Noah Leger (FACS, Electric Hawk) *

10 Disruptor
with Ian Prince (Birdhands, sisters)

*with Matthias Bossi (Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Skeleton Key)

Our debut album "The Scapegoat's Agony" turned 30 last November so we are giving away some free codes to celebrate this anniversary just a little bit longer🙂:

https://comabeach.bandcamp.com/album/the-scapegoats-agony

The album title "The Scapegoat's Agony" is an allusion to the play "Waiting for Godot" by Irish playwright and novelist Samuel Beckett and points towards the – for the most part – painful and excruciating emotional odyssey of the unnamed antihero.

Our musical influences range from Sex Pistols, Ramones, Hüsker Dü, Joy Division, The Cure, The Jesus and Mary Chain to Guns N' Roses, Therapy? and Bad Religion, with our songs frequently straddling the line between punk rock and alternative rock.

👉 https://band.codes/comabeach/the-scapegoats-agony👈

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