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Scottish post-punk band active from 1980-81. Ninth release from the great and defunct Acute Records label.

Ninth Go4 studio LP and last one with founding member Jon King, as he left the band to pursue other media ventures.

Compilation released by surviving members of Joy Division following the death of Ian CUrtis. Album consisted of rare and previously unreleased cuts. "Still" was recorded during the Unknown Pleasures sessions.

French post-punk band formed after the disolution of synth-punk band Metal Urbain.

Early 80s Austin punk band that blended punk into its sound. Often shared the stage with The Dicks.

San Francisco punk band. Opened for the Sex Pistol during an American tour. Steve Jones liked the band enough that he recorded the first Avengers EP.

1978 classic from that UK punk explosion. Only studio release by the band... up until 1995's surprising Conscious Consumer LP.

Short-lived Los Angeles punk band fronted by singer, writer, and activist Alice Bag. Included on the documentary The Decline of Western Civilization.

Big Boys stage mates and my favorite 80s Texan punk band. Fronted by the openly gay Gary Floyd, whose lyrics attacking the police and military, along with satirical lyrics on taboo subjects, made him a pariah within the local Texan conservative community.

Third single from this overlooked late 70s English punk band. Thanks again to Acute Records for shining some light on them last decade.

Australian punk band X, not to be confused with the Los Angeles punk band of the same letter. Australia's X had a heavier and darker bluesy punk sound. Bet lots of booze was involved. Or maybe that's just Australia.

Remind you of Mission of Burma? Probably because Volcano Suns were formed by MoB drummer Peter Prescott. Also, Bob Weston played bass for a stretch.

San Francisco synth-punk band that eschewed guitars entirely, almost religiously so.

More overlooked 80s post-punk, this time by way of Australia. Heard here covering David Bowie.

Second studio LP from this English post-punk band, in the vain of Gang of Four and the Au Pairs.

2012 debut LP from this Detroit band and opening cut. Squint hard enough and you'll think you're listening to The Fall. Original LP was released in limited quantities and fetched a pretty-penny in the secondary market. Prices died down upon the LP's re-release.

Swedish garage punk active since 1981 with a cool Sonics cover.

Influential 80s punk band from Chicago and a favorite of Steve Albini's (Big Black, Shellac fame).

Originally recorded in 1978, this would have marked the Misfits' first studio LP. Except it was not released decades later, following several other LPs. Before then, it was only available through bootlegs, then Misfits compilations, before seeing a proper solo release.

As you can guess from the album title, this is the second studio LP from this Canadian noise-punk band.

Debut LP from this early 90s, shoegaze inspired Los Angeles band formed by Brad Laner, who had a short stint in the post-punk band Savage Republic.

Defunct post-rock band from Scotland. RIP drummer Robbie Cooper. He was a genuinely nice, warm dude.

Noisy project -yet calmly so- from Napalm Death and Godflesh founder Justin Broadrick.

Austrlian noisy blues rock band. Didn't call themselves punk or post-punk. Sub Pop released the band's 80s studio LPs on this in-depth box set.