Nova Mob
Shoot Your Way to Freedom EP I remember seeing these at Garage D’or back in the day. All the covers had bullet holes in them. Hell yes! Get it here .
Documenting Minnesota Punk Rock - One post at a time!
Documenting Minnesota Punk Rock - One post at a time!
Shoot Your Way to Freedom EP I remember seeing these at Garage D’or back in the day. All the covers had bullet holes in them. Hell yes! Get it here .
The Last Days Of Pompeii Long out of print LP from the former Husker Du drummer. I can’t think of many folks with as bad of luck with record labels as Grant Hart. Just about everything he has done post-Husker’s…
Catch a Falling Star EP (1983) Take It LP (1986) Not really punk, but a Twin Cities mainstay from the era. I know the LP was on TwinTone, but I don’t know much about the EP as this would be…
Mindreader EP Hands down one of my favorite local bands. Garage punk before most people knew what punk was. This was from the poorly produced (muddy) Treehouse Records LP, with a bonus non-LP track. Get it anyway because these guys…
Three great Hüsker Dü tribute records! Du Huskers The Twin Cities Replay Zen Arcade 1993 Content: Something I Learned Today (Hammerhead) Broken Home, Broken Heart (The Mighty Mofos) Never Talking To You Again (Prest Asbestus) Chartered Trips (Muskellunge) Dreams Recurring…
Combat Boot Camp Despite what Warner Bros. claimed, this Boot Camp EP was Powermad’s first record. Of course, you can’t blame Bugs Bunny from wanting to ignore it. The production quality is poor, and the band has a much more…
More early demos More stuff from 1987/1988 era Death Squad with the original singer. The blog posting incorrectly lists them as from Michigan. Get it here .
2 Demos I’ve known these guys forever. In fact I put out a few of their records/tapes for them. Great guys, great band. Defiantly not politically correct. Crossover style metal/punk in the D.R.I. style. These two tapes from 1986/1987feature the…
Processed Humanity EP I remember Dennis from the many Oakdale metal party’s. I always thought he looked like that dude from Styx. Great guy. Ross went on to play with Morticia. I don’t remember much about the band itself, other…
The Coup de Grace Their first record on the long defunct Red Decible Records. This one brings to vinyl many of their earliest, most catchy metal masterpieces. As far as I know, they have only two other releases, a blue…