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Showing posts with label profane existence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label profane existence. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 July 2023

ACCION MUTANTE - Y No Hai Remedio - (Skuld Releases/Profane Existence-Germany/USA-1998)


 Legendary 7inch by this combo from Stuttgart, Germany. It comes with a black and white 8-paged booklet with lyrics, credits and artwork as cover.All the relevant scans included here and I left these tracks as waves.Enjoy it.

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Saturday, 25 December 2021

ASSRASH - Save For Your Doomed Future - (Profane Existence-USA-1995)


 Legendary 7inch by the raw punk crusties Assrash, they started in the early 90’s in Minneapolis, Minnesota playing hard raw punk with songs about getting drunk, anger, and political anthems.It was relesed on the famous Profane Existence  DIY punk rock collective formed in 1989 and based in the United States by Dan Siskind and a number of others. They run Profane Existence Records which releases anarcho-punk style releases from bands throughout the world. They also release "Profane Existence" magazine as well as operating Profane Existence Distribution.

All the graphics included in the folder and I left these tunes as waves. 

Enjoy it.

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Monday, 5 April 2021

C.O.B.W. - Children Of Barren Wasteland-(Profane Existence/Skuld Releases-USA/Germany-1996)

 

7inch co-released by these two great labels:the German Skuld Releases and the American Profance Existence. C.O.B.W. stands for Children Of Barren Wasteland and they play a personal form of HC punk touching the crust and the old school HC punk.The 7inch comes with a lyrics sheet(all the relevant scans included here).

Enjoy it.

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Friday, 5 March 2021

DEAD SILENCE - Hell, How Could We Make Any More Money Than This? -(Profane Existence-USA-1994)


Dead Silence arrived on the scene in 1984, they were politically outspoken to the point of being labeled as preachy. This sort of approach ran headfirst into the ‘Don’t rock the boat too much’ philosophy of the Denver scene. The band was hardline on animal rights and vegetarianism, though not all band members shared the same level of passion that Kevin Vulture, the ad hoc leader of the band did.

Say what you will about Kevin and company, but over the years they honed their craft for combining politics and music. When the band was on stage, Kevin’s diatribe backed by a wall of sound set the tone and commanded the room’s attention. After forming, Dead Silence initially played shows in Denver then spent their later years playing in Boulder where they had a stronger following. Despite the short physical distance between Denver and Boulder, the attitudes and lifestyles were fundamentally opposite. Dead Silence seldom played Denver proper past 1985. During an interview in the 8 Flights Up fanzine Kevin and Carl stated: "We don't fit into the music scene in Denver because...Certain bands have a monopoly. We don't fit into the BumKonBrotherRatFluidAcidRanch clique so we haven't played Denver since 1985." 

The band was prolific in releasing records and touring as Kevin kept the vision alive through many incarnations spanning a 10-year period. In hindsight, what I appreciated about Dead Silence was they chose a path and never compromised their integrity. I recently reconnected with Ted, the drummer. Since he and Kevin were the original members who stuck it out for the first 5-years, I thought he’d have a unique perspective on the band. Lorn, another original member also shed some light on a couple of the questions. It was a pleasure catching-up with Ted after more than 25 years. He had a couple of beers during the course of our one-hour conversation, which was a perfect pairing for his Texas accent.    

 (from Punkerbob.com where you `ll find a long and interesting interview to this great band)  click me


A1
Chain Of Thought
A2
Rock The Vote
AA1
Work
AA2
Tötäl Chäös

























                                                   

 Fold-out sleeve printed inside, with a sleeve sized 16 pages booklet insert.

Sleeve is a parody of the Bad Religion How Could Hell Be Any Worse? LP sleeve.

 

Monday, 9 November 2020

SERVITUDE-Apparatus-(Profane Existence/Skuld Releases-USA/Germany-1997)


 Joint effort by these super cool labels from Usa and Germany!Servitude plays a violent and raw form of HC punk with some thrashy edges.Original poly pocket comes screened with the band logo - Red ink.
Folded sleeve, opening in the middle of the back cover, lyrics and credits printed inside. 

A great 7inch for people into political HC punk.

Enjoy it.

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Wednesday, 5 September 2018

v.a.-In The Spirit Of Total Resistance-(Profane Existence-USA-1992)

Double 7 inch released by the mighty Profane Existence in 1992! 
The year of the celebrations (and the anti-celebrations) for the discovery (aka the looting) of The American continent and the beginning of the mass-murders of its Indian civilizations.
It was a benefit for the Mohawk Nation of Kanesatake and comes with a 64-page booklet with articles on the indigenous revolt in the US and Canada. (unfortunately, this booklet  is not included here) 
Enjoy it. 
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Tracklist

A1 –Jonestown (2) The Gnawing Flood Of The Wasichu
A2 –Los Crudos Quinientos Años (500 Years)
B1 –Huasipungo Estúpida Ambición (Stupid Ambition)
B2 –Charred Remains A.K.A. Man Is The Bastard Homo Afflictus
C –Pollution Circus The Angry Brigade
D1 –One By One Self Determination For The Fucked Over Of The World (Common Ground)
D2 –Dogfight Texas Two Step

Friday, 21 August 2015

v.a-15 Years Anniversary CD-Profane Existence n45-(Magazine+Cd compilation-Usa-2004)


DIY punk rock collective formed in 1989 and based in the United States by Dan Siskind and a number of others. They run Profane Existence Records which releases anarcho-punk style releases from bands throughout the world. They also release "Profane Existence" magazine as well as operating Profane Existence Distribution.
The collective folded in 1998, although its distribution arm, then called Blackened Distribution, continued operating. They also put out a few releases under the label Aftermath to help pay off their debts. Profane Existence restarted in 2000.
A full history of the label can be found at the Profane Existence website.
(from a discogs page dedicated to them)
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I am going to attach here also the introduction page for this very nice compilation.
Making Punk A Threat Again!
Enjoy it.
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