Anti-state Vol 2 Anarcho Punk Cd Series Out Now

[antiwar]

The latest Anarcho punk compilation is now available.
Cheers
Sean
ANARCHO PUNK CD SERIES VOL 2 ANTI-STATE OUT NOW
'Anti-State (Anarcho-Punk Compilation Vol. 2)'
21 track CD only: 68 minutes: Label: Overground Records Cat. No. OVER 105VP
CD
'Anti-State' is the second release in Overground Record's Anarcho-Punk
series that is chronicling and serving as the definitive guide to the 1980's
Anarcho-Punk scene.
'Anti-State' has been pain-stakingly compiled from over 1000 recordings from
vinyl, demo cassettes, unreleased studio recordings and live gigs from the
mid 1980's before settling on 21 tracks, 12 of which are previously
unreleased.
The sleeve notes by Sean McGhee recall the history of the scene that was
pitched in direct conflict with the Thatcher government and how the State
directed their henchmen the Police to enforce their rule. This was the era
of the miners' strike, inner-city riots, CND, the Cold War and war in
Northern Ireland. The Anarcho-Punk scene proved to be a rallying call for
many disillusioned punks and their protestations would prove to be a
constant thorn in the side of the establishment.
The series is already being hailed by reviewers and listeners alike as the
most important punk re-issue series for years. This series is an aural
historical document of an integral, important and hugely influential part of
UK punk scene that has, until now, been largely written out of punk history.
The CD includes previously unreleased versions by some of the better known
bands from the scene such as Flux of Pink Indians, Subhumans, and Amebix
plus rare recordings by Chumbawamba, Blyth Power, The Mob, Poison Girls and
Toxik Ephex as well as some lesser known, but none-the-less interesting
bands Toxic Ephex, Decadence Within and Polemic.
The 24-page accompanying booklet contains detailed biographies and many
unseen photos on each band.
'Anti-State' captures the anger of an era when the youth were in direct
conflict with the establishment. The sound is energetic and often angry and
typically delivered with an intensity lacking today. 'Anti-State' is a
soundtrack of those times.
Track Listing:
A TOUCH OF HYSTERIA - The Rulers/ URBAN DECAY - Severalls/ THE MOB – Gates of Hell/ FLUX OF PINK INDIANS - Progress/ BLYTH POWER - Hurling Time/ AMEBIX - Axeman/ SUBHUMANS - So Much Money/ FAMOUS IMPOSTERS – Fighting Again/ POISON GIRLS - Bully Boys/ DECADENT FEW - Lowlife/ TOXIC WASTE - Traditionally Yours/ TOXIK EPHEX - Nothings Permissive/ DISRUPTERS - Stonehenge/ DECADENCE WITHIN - A Breath of Fresh Air/ NO DEFENCES – Willing Cripples/ CHUMBAWAMBA - Revolution/ CIVILISED SOCIETY - I Can Be Free/ SINYX - The Plague/ ASSASSINS - From the Gutter/ POLEMIC - Deceptive Ideals/ ERATICS - Capital Punishment

Distribution:
UK
www.cadizmusic.com
www.voiceprint.co.uk
www.inflammablematerial.co.uk
www.amazon.co.uk
www.dislocate.co.uk
www.mrpibbs.com/inmat/
www.pinnacle-entertainment.co.uk
www.freakemporium.com

USA
www.surefiredistribution.com
www.veltedregnub.com
www.midheaven.com
www.stickfiguredistro.com
www.bigcd.com
www.drstrange.com
www.amazon.com
www.interpunk.com
www.akpress.com
www.profaneexistence.com
Canada
www.scratchrecords.com
mailto:moondance@cogeco.ca
Germany
www.jump-up.de
www.cargo-records.de
www.lostandfound.de
France
www.malokadistro.com
www.sugarandspice.fr
Belgium and Netherlands
www.bertus.com
www.ghetto-rock.com
Sweden
www.megarock.se
Norway
www.bigdipper.no
Spain
http://www.everlastingrecords.com
Japan
www.ignition.jp
www.a.sanpal.co.jp/irregular
www.ignition.jp
www.recordshopbase.com
http://www.diskunion.co.jp
Brazil
www.voiceprint.com.br

Cheers Sean
Any queries please email me on sean.mcg1@btinternet.com

[binbag]

Is this a cash in on the anarcho punk scene or are the profits going towords worth while causes !

[antiwar]

All bands are being paid for their contribution's (the first time a lot of the bands have EVER been paid for anything). Work it out with the cost of paying the band, the remastering work, the 24 page booklet, the compiler (myself) being paid for the job, plus the fact that its selling at a decent price, it would have to sell a lot to make a profit. The average sale of Anarcho punk items these days is around 2000. If the cds sell that many I'd be happy. I was involved in the scene back then, and know all the bands personally, so the idea of a 'cash in' is anathema to me. The fact that EVERY band of the Anarcho era back then (including Crass) is appearing should speak volumes.
Sean