A brand new compilation featuring artists performing creative and rad mashups of classic punk songs originally recorded between 1975 and 1985. Featuring: Plasmid - Uncontrollably Neat; The Cheats - Returned Pretty; David Rokos - I Hope Her So; John Stoecker - Your Love Is Like Suspect Device; Doping the Void - If The Kids Are a Warhead; The

A brand new compilation featuring artists performing creative and rad mashups of classic punk songs originally recorded between 1975 and 1985. Featuring: Plasmid - Uncontrollably Neat; The Cheats - Returned Pretty; David Rokos - I Hope Her So; John Stoecker - Your Love Is Like Suspect Device; Doping the Void - If The Kids Are a Warhead; The Homisides - Beat My Guest Senseless; Royal Honey - Viva La Trash; Drew Neely & The Heroes - Ain't Got No High School; The Richard Move - The Wonders Don't Shut Up;

Previously unreleased songs all written and/or recorded during the great plague of 2020. This is the winter edition featuring: Murder for Girls, Johnny Razor, Fay Lockwood, Rocky Dennis Face, Human Bard, Brian McArdle, Middle Finger, The Anti-Psychotics, Zach Porlier, ASSFAULT, The Shadow Event, and Shantuck. Presented by Some Die Nameless and

Previously unreleased songs all written and/or recorded during the great plague of 2020. This is the winter edition featuring: Murder for Girls, Johnny Razor, Fay Lockwood, Rocky Dennis Face, Human Bard, Brian McArdle, Middle Finger, The Anti-Psychotics, Zach Porlier, ASSFAULT, The Shadow Event, and Shantuck. Presented by Some Die Nameless and Katzulhu Productions

“Goodnight, Nurse” is Radar’s latest full-length addition to the genre they coined as Trash Rock. Radar revisits their distinct sounds of grunge and punk with new dynamic songs described by Brian Shamie in the Daily Herald as “grungy rock, but with an elevated flair.” Recorded at the Echo Mill by Matt Holmes, this album proves to be an energetic

“Goodnight, Nurse” is Radar’s latest full-length addition to the genre they coined as Trash Rock. Radar revisits their distinct sounds of grunge and punk with new dynamic songs described by Brian Shamie in the Daily Herald as “grungy rock, but with an elevated flair.” Recorded at the Echo Mill by Matt Holmes, this album proves to be an energetic and powerful follow-up to Dirt.