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Med Vilken Rätt?
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Såld
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Powered
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Madness
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Smittohärden
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Burning Bridges
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Guerra Social
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Du Är Ditt Eget Fel
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Gräv En Grop
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Crutches Malmö, Sweden
Crutches are a Swedish Raw D-Beat Mangel
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Såld LP”
Absolutely superb album! The crust which totally kicks ass. Best dbeat/crust band, along with Disgust for me.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Såld LP”
This album is simply D-Beat perfection! In fact that is an unworthy comment as it is D-Beat and more! The brutality of this recording is legendary and proud to say I have an original copy. It always puzzled me why it hadn't been reissued before now, but now it's here and another generation get to enjoy a great band at the peak of their powers before they metamorphosised into a different beast that brought us Misanthropic Generation and Live The Storm. A GENUINE, BONAFIDE CLASSIC!!!! ESSENTIAL!!!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Såld LP”
The fourth studio album from the heavy hitters from Newcastle upon Tyne. Top crust punk thrashers since 1989 will never disappoint. This album included. If they ever toured the u.s. again it would be much appreciated.
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Aussie trio Burger Chef dish out a hearty helping of noise rock with a side of d-beat: messy, raw, and oh-so satisfying.
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Rerelease of this pummeling Swedish D-beat/crust LP from 2012, with the hallmarks of the style at its best— heavy riffs and righteous fury.
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This Australian group wraps D-beat in layers of psychedelic fuzz & squall for a howl from the depths of modern dystopia.
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Out Raising Hell
by 偏執症者 (Paranoid)
supported by 5 fans who also own “Såld LP”
I am ashamed I didn't discover this earlier. Exceptional d-beat crust punk mixed with speed metal and hints of black metal, a winning combination. This seems to be a not so distant relative to the emerging genre of blackened speed metal punk, which is alive and well with bands like Lucifuge, Hellripper, Toxic Holocaust, Bunker 66 to name a few. Very consistent record, not a track in it I find to be filler or lesser quality. D-beat street rock'n'roll!
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