Agnostic Front - 1986 - Cause for Alarm

Fucking sweet crossover punk/thrash from NYC. Short and sweet.

download: Agnostic Front - 1986 - Cause for Alarm.zip

Punk Mix 2, part 2

Here's the second part of the first punk mix.

Atari Teenage Riot - Destroy 2000 Years of Culture
Angry Samoans - Inside My Brain
Blood Circus - The Outback
INDK - Moonwalk Mafia
Bad Religion - No Control
Agent Orange - Secret Agent Man
Agression - Grind Kings
Dead Kennedys - Take This Job And Shove It
Dead Boys - Caught With The Meat In Your Mouth
Gang Green - Another Wasted Night
Dayglo Abortions - Ronald McRaygun
Genghis Tron - Laser Bitch (exfoliating gel scrub remix)
MDC - Corporate Death Burger
Circle Jerks - World Up My Ass

Punk Mix 1, part 1

So here are some prime cuts of punk, crossover, crust, and the like (even one sweet screamo song). Part 2 is coming as soon as I can (hopefully later tonight)

Black Flag - Drinking and Driving
Amebix - Axeman
Balboa - Kaddish
Electro Hippies - Satanic Warmonger of the Abyss
Buzzcocks - Sixteen
Cro-Mags - Eyes of Tomorrow
Discharge - Protest and Survive
Bikini Kill - Suck My Left One
The Stooges - Little Doll
Choking Victim - Choking Victim
Minutemen - #1 Hit Song
The Misfits - Last Caress
Black Flag - Six Pack
Leftöver Crack - Born to Die
Buzzcocks - Just Lust
Gang of Four - I Love A Man In Uniform
Aus-Rotten - Fuck Nazi Sympathy
The Germs - Communist Eyes
Apartment 213 - Endless Killing

Black Flag - 1985 - The Process of Weeding Out [EP]

A crazy EP, basically created with a general intention of stretching the notions of what could and couldn't be considered hardcore punk. Before I go any further I should mention that the entire thing is instrumental so if that turns anyone off, this is your moment to run in fear (but seriously, Henry Rollins doesn't make a single appearance). For those who are still with us, check it out. It's wierder than a lot of Black Flag's other stuff, but it's a good listen. Greg Ginn's guitar is crazy as ever, harmolodic as always. I think it's cool because they clearly know they're pushing past true "hardcore punk" into new territory. One could seriously argue whether or not this is proto-post-hardcore or some other ridiculous term for hours, but I'm not gonna get into that (although I will admit I'm generally a huge proponent of genre categorization and whatnot, here it's just not important). It's Black Flag. It's a significant departure, but it's still Black Flag and it's very listenable.

download: Black Flag - 1985 - The Process of Weeding Out [EP].zip