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English street punk band formed in 1976. Short-lived fanzine Sniffin' Glue called Menace “the best punk band in England today!” in 1977.

Latest and second studio LP from this snotty Australian punk band. Hit No. 2 in the Australian charts. Didn't chart in the US.

Los Angeles punk band fronted by punk icon Dinah Cancer. This compilation collects early 45 Grave recordings, some initially written while several members were part of The Consumer, a short-lived Phoenix-based punk band.

First single from the second studio by this Canadian punk band. I missed seeing them live in nYC opening for Pop. 1280. Don't ask me what I did instead.

English punk rock formed in 1979. Saw minor success with the UK hit "Resurrection" on the support of famed BBC DJ John Peel.

Canadian punk band, not to be confused with the anarcho UK punk band Subhumans. This compilation collects early singles and EP releases.

Berkeley-based punk band active throughout the 80s. A replacement singer would then go on to murder his girlfriend in a drug run. Yikes.

Texan thrash band and not an Iranian punk band, as you probably hoped (though one member did have Iranian heritage). Satirical anti-American lyrics meant to annoy Texan conservatives. Ties to the Butthole Surfers.

Japanese hardcore punk!

Scottish punk band with a cut from their third studio LP, the LP a lyrically charged attack on Margaret Thatcher stemming from the Falklands War. Plus usual targets such as the British monarchy.

Only single from Killing Joke's 1981 second studio LP. This cut hit #25 on the Billboard Dance charts.

First full-length LP from the Chicago-based noise rock band, released in 1990. Opening cut.

Punk rock from Germany. This song's lyrics recall the sinking of Russian submarine Kursk (K-181) which saw no survivors.

Seventh studio LP from this under-appreciated English post-punk band, despite musical associations with PJ Harvey and Nick Cave.

From Los Angeles based singer, songwriter, actor, writer, poet, and director Chris D. fronting a 90s version of The Flesh Eaters.

Experimental Slovenian act covering the entirety of The Beatles' Let It Be. Peter Jackson should have released a documentary on the recording of this one!

Opening cut from the experimental English band's 1989 LP. Good luck collecting the band's extensive output.

Compilation collecting material recorded by this defunct San Diego-based experimental band. Tribal influences throughout. Can't get the full Crash Worship experience on the radio without the fires, wine, and blood.

Late 70s NYC No Wave band formed by Arto Lindsay. Many first heard this band (and other No Wave acts) on Brian Eno's No New York compilation. Brian Eno is so cool.

Experimental band from NYC. Toured with Iggy Pop and signed with Interscope for this third studio LP. Despite this, never made it commercially.

Industrial and dub-focused supergroup, consisting of Jah Wobble (public Image Ltd), Geordie Walker (Killing Joke), Martin Atkins (Ministry), and Chris Connelly (Revolting Cocks).

What really is EBM? I dunno, but English group Nitzer Ebb get labeled as such. I just think they're cool! That Total Age is the group's debut LP.

10th studio LP from this experimental arty post-punk band originally formed in NYC. Only original founding member and singer Angus Andrew remains. For this release, he returned to his native Australia and spent time in the outback, resulting in this atmospheric, experimental release.

30th studio LP from Mark E. Smith and company. "Dedication Not Medication" was the original working title for this LP.

NYC noise-rock band. Scheduled to play at 191 Toole on February 19th. Released an EP Hologram and scheduled to release a new LP later this year.

From Steve Albini, Todd Trainer, and Bob Weston (NOT of Fleetwood Mac fame). The greyhound in question belonged to drummer Todd Trainer.