Sunday, March 6, 2011

Files Removed from Mediafire

The folks over at New Prejudice distro (Mark Smith, specifically) took the liberty of removing albums on a number of music blogs, but more specifically only albums which they sell. If you'd like the continued sharing of anarcho-collectivist punk music to thrive as it should, then stay away from the profiteers over at New Prejudice.

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

The Pine Hill Haints - Those Who Wander


  1. You Will Never See Morning
  2. Merry Widows of Joe Cain
  3. My Heroes Have Always Been Wolves
  4. Don't Wait for Six Strong Men to Carry You to Church
  5. I Ride and Old Paint
  6. All My Rowdy Friends are Dead
  7. Last of the Natchez Shakers
  8. Where the Soul of Man Never Dies
  9. Ol' Suzanah / Camptown Races
  10. I Never Will Be There
  11. If You Don't Keep Score You'll Never Lose
  12. Banshee's Wail
  13. Goodnight Irene
A very solid Haints album! It has all the right fixings with a bit of extra trim that's always surprising. This is some of their earlier work, preceding their more publicised albums "Ghost Dance" and "To Win or To Lose". If you don't know the Haints, I highly recommend them.

Genre: Alt Country, Folk Punk
Year: 2004
Country: USA

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Barefoot Surrender - 4 Shots EP


  1. Forgot My Name
  2. Gal Who Made You Strong
  3. Laredo
  4. Sky Burnin' Red
Genre: Folk Punk
Year: 2009?
Country: USA

This album is a MUST HEAR. Great group of kids from Nashville, TN. Banjo, washboard, guitar, mandolin, washtub bass... what's not to love in a traveling, street performing folk punk band with heavy old-timey influence? Photo and album courtesy of Heart Full of Napalm. They have a new album out as well; details on how to order are on their website.

Utah Phillips - We Have Fed You All a Thousand Years


  1. The Boss
  2. We Have Fed You All a Thousand Years
  3. Sheep & Goats
  4. The Timberbeast's Lament
  5. Dump the Bosses Off Your Back
  6. The Lumberjack's Prayer
  7. Mr. Block
  8. The Preacher and the Slave
  9. The Popular Wobbly
  10. Casey Jones (The Union Scab)
  11. Where the Fraser River Flows
  12. Bread and Roses
  13. Joe Hill
  14. Union Burying Ground
  15. The Two Bums
  16. Halleluja, I'm a Bum!
  17. Solidarity Forever
  18. There is Power in a Union
Genre: Protest Folk
Year: 1984
Country: USA

The man himself who stood up to bosses, foremen, strike breakers, police, and all other forms of abusive hierarchy.

Friday, June 18, 2010

The RAG Issues 2 & 3 (Zine)



Great zines put out by the RAG anarcha-feminist collective in Dublin, Ireland. Get connected with feminist and anarchist issues locally and internationally.

Primitive Toothcare (Zine)


Wonderful guide. Toothpaste is an utter waste of money. Refined sugars are shit. All you need is nature. (WARNING! May contain a bunch of "hippy shit")

Чернозём - Паводок


  1. Романс
  2. МаМаМа
  3. Налегке
  4. Паводок
  5. Нет Дома
  6. Серенада
  7. Голько
  8. Если бы мы Снали
  9. Тюмень
  10. Мы Радаем Вниз
  11. Памяти Кручёнык
  12. Антисанитария
  13. Над Заборами
  14. БП
  15. Ненавсегда
  16. Паводок
Genre: Anarcho-Punk, Avant Garde
Year: 2004
Country: Russia

Pronounced "Chernozyom"... I don't really know how to describe this band. They're sort of the closest thing I've found in the Russian punk scene to anarcho-punk, yet they maintain a very obscure, avant garde quality to them. I actually don't know what to call them... Indie doesn't exactly feel fitting, but neither do other genres.

I highly suggest giving track 13 a listen to. It's the song that really won my heart with this band (and to note it's not the original track 13 on the album... it's a cleaner version and maybe a newer version of the song). Also, thanks to AntiPunk for providing this album!





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