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From the Fall's 1979 debut LP. There is no "John Quays". despite efforts by Fall fans to find such a person. Likely a wordplay on "junkie".

Also known as Charged GBH. English street punk formed in the late '70s. This was the first recording by the band.

Debut LP from this San Diego punk band, with members from Drive Like Jehu and Rocket from the Crypt.

Los Angeles hardcore punk band consisting solely of guitar and drum (with vocals, duh). Second studio LP.

Japanese hardcore punk! Japan had (has?) a burgeoning hardcore punk scene dating back to the 80s, more in line with the anarcho-punk that arose from England than American hardcore.

Debut LP from NYC's Living Colour, often noted as a "metal" band. Heard here covering Talking Heads.

Third and final studio LP from this awesome Welsh noise-rock band. Andrew Falkous would then form Future of the Left.

Second studio LP from this Brooklyn based band. Started out as a noisy-punk outfit before venturing to softer, folky psych sounds.

Debut LP from the shoegaze pioneers. Lead single from this LP, and also the focus of 12-inch EP.

So the other night I saw a compilation of "creepy internet videos". One video featured a short interview exceprt with Mentors frontman "El Duce" Eldon Hoke, where he states Courtney Love sent his friend "Allen" to murder Kurt Cobain. At the end of the interview clip, conducted outside in a backyard by a shed, a woman can be heard screaming "HELP US!" and Hoke laughs it off, with the interviewer awkwardly silent.

90s noise-rock from Houston, consisting mainly of married couple Bliss Blood and Scott Ayers.

Debut LP from this Pennsylvanian noise-rock band, with lyrics that many millenials will relate to!

Japanese noise-rock. Japan has produced many notable noise-rock acts.

Originally released in 1968, this LP laid the groundwork for many electronic acts. To borrow a cliche, truly ahead of its time.

Debut LP from THE proto-punk band. Album recorded by John Cale!

15th studio LP from Swans, featuring a much more subdued and atmospheric sound.

Lydia Lunch fronted No Wave from NYC. This cut is credited to Teenage Jesus & the Jerks but was likely a Beirut Slump recording.

One-off collaboration between Jello Biafra and Montana noise-rockers Steel Pole Bathtub.

Fourth studio LP from this Olympia, WA, noise rock band. Fans of Fugazi should check this out.

Second and final studio LP from this short-lived Manchester noise-rock act.

Second of three Read & Burn EPs released by the longstanding English band in the early 2000s. Originally available exclusively as mail order releases straight from the band.