5 Test Pressing (black) - 20 Limited Promo Copies (black) Available now
300 LP (black) - Available the Saturday 16th April 2011
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Liberty 37- War Relics
http://www.tb-records.com/
5 Test Pressing (black) - 20 Limited Promo Copies (black) Available now
300 LP (black) - Available the Saturday 16th April 2011
5 Test Pressing (black) - 20 Limited Promo Copies (black) Available now
300 LP (black) - Available the Saturday 16th April 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
Lemovice – Oi! Le Tribute
Track List:
01. France (Komintern Sect)
02. Oi! bombage (Lanterne rouge)
03. Skinhead (Brutal Combat)
04. Le Paria (Bunker 84)
05. Les forces de l'ordre (Warrior kids)
06. Un jour viendra (Swingo porkies)
07. Pas concernés (Tolbiac's Toads)
08. Je pense à la Russie (L'infanterie Sauvage)
09. Classe Criminelle (Camera Silens)
10. 3eme guerre mondial (Skinkorps)
11. Pas le droit a l'erreur (Snix)
12. Un matin la révolution (Kontingent)
Friday, April 1, 2011
Bilskirnir - Dem Feind Entgegen
The new Bilskirnir is out now on Dark Hidden Productions. This is a 4 song ep and includes a cover of Gravelands- Through The Occult Veil
Label 56 Spring Clearance Sale 2011!
Thursday, March 31, 2011
1a Vanguardia- Skinheads
Due out April 9th on TB Records
8 songs in Spanish and 2 covers in English
12 page booklet with lyrics in Spanish and English
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Bayonet Interview
Below is an interview with the band Bayonet from New Zealand. It was originally conducted by a zine in Canada.
Bayonet is a pretty recent project if I understand well. Could you please give us an overview of how the project came about?
We all met through a mutual interest in Blood & Honour New Zealand. We each had a talent or an experience with music and eventually organized our own practices. Our motivation to begin with was the prospect of playing White Power music in front of a live audience alongside our Australian brothers (Death's Head, Ravenous). Agreeing to it before too many practices really pushed us in a good direction and let us know what we're capable of as a group.
Why did you choose the name Bayonet? What does it represent?
The weapon Bayonet was an attachment to the standard issue military rifle which our ANZAC ancestors used to impale their enemies in face to face combat. From that we take a lot inspiration for our music.
You’ve had the chance to play with Ravenous and Deaths Heads! How is it to play with such great bands? How did you have the chance, as a new band, to share the stage with them?
Blood & Honour organized the gig and gave us an offer to test our mettle alongside these famous names. We jumped at it and haven't any plans of looking back since. It was a great experience and we hope to see them again on the stage.
What type of music do you play? What is your style? For someone who’s never heard Bayonet, what song would you recommend?
The music is hard to define. Basically, we all have our own tastes with a mutual respect for one another's contributions - our guitarist Steve is a fan of all types of metal (Metallica, Pantera, Megadeth) and incorporates that into his instrument for Bayonet. Dylan, our drummer, imports RAC from all over the globe and is a lover of true skinhead classics such as Skrewdriver, Brutal Attack and Legion of St. George. Our Bayonet Vocalist is passionate about Odinism and his heritage in Northern Europe and takes his inspiration from a lot of traditional Nordic sources - all in all we are a blend that simply works. Our sound has all these things. A good song for someone interested to listen to would be "i Viking", our personal favourite.
The drummer of Bayonet is also involved in Blood Sacrifice Productions, the only New Zealand distro. Can you tell us a bit more about it and where to see the stuff?
Blood Sacrifice Productions has been running for over two years and has released the first full length White Power album from New Zealand (Xenophobe - Lords of Chaos). It brings music from all over the White world to spread throughout New Zealand and Australia specifically. Check out www.BSP14.com to see their listings, forum and blog (coming soon!).
Blood Sacrifice Productions has helped the Canadian scene by sending CDs to raise funds to our movement. What do you know of the Canadian (or Quebec) nationalist scene?
We have not had a lot to do with them as of yet but look forward to sharing our music to get a better connection with our brothers over seas and cannot wait to make new connections in these scenes. We look forward to having more to do with these Nationalist scenes in future.
What is in your opinion the greatest Oceanian RAC band?
Fortress definitely is the first thing that comes to our mind. Fortress has a lot to do with our own motivation and a lot to do with our shared ANZAC ancestors in their songs. A lot of our inspiration for our sound however comes from Death's Head, and Ravenous was the first band we all saw together which is a great memory to share.
We only know another new Zealander band, Xenophobe Army. How is the New Zealand scene?
Xenophobe has left for Australia and has asked us to keep the fire burning for this country and it is a burden we share proudly. The scene is enthusiastic about our project and they definitly are responsible for our motivation. Brotherhood is very important here and we all want to take that world wide.
We don’t hear much about New Zealand in the medias. What are the issues there? Are there nationalist organizations?
We have several small organizations ranging from political to racial but our true strength for us lies in our extended friendships and brotherhoods that go nation wide. The most serious issues in New Zealand are dealing with our colonial Maori natives and their destruction of this White established society. As Whites in New Zealand we struggle with immigration of Muslims, Asians and violent Pacific Islanders especially.
And what are your future projects?
We currently have a split CD project under construction with Hungarian band Onogur. We are preparing at the moment for our next performance in the wintery South Island of New Zealand where our crowd is predicted to be double that of our last gig. We always have new songs in the works and hope to be releasing our own CD before very long.
Bayonet is a pretty recent project if I understand well. Could you please give us an overview of how the project came about?
We all met through a mutual interest in Blood & Honour New Zealand. We each had a talent or an experience with music and eventually organized our own practices. Our motivation to begin with was the prospect of playing White Power music in front of a live audience alongside our Australian brothers (Death's Head, Ravenous). Agreeing to it before too many practices really pushed us in a good direction and let us know what we're capable of as a group.
Why did you choose the name Bayonet? What does it represent?
The weapon Bayonet was an attachment to the standard issue military rifle which our ANZAC ancestors used to impale their enemies in face to face combat. From that we take a lot inspiration for our music.
You’ve had the chance to play with Ravenous and Deaths Heads! How is it to play with such great bands? How did you have the chance, as a new band, to share the stage with them?
Blood & Honour organized the gig and gave us an offer to test our mettle alongside these famous names. We jumped at it and haven't any plans of looking back since. It was a great experience and we hope to see them again on the stage.
What type of music do you play? What is your style? For someone who’s never heard Bayonet, what song would you recommend?
The music is hard to define. Basically, we all have our own tastes with a mutual respect for one another's contributions - our guitarist Steve is a fan of all types of metal (Metallica, Pantera, Megadeth) and incorporates that into his instrument for Bayonet. Dylan, our drummer, imports RAC from all over the globe and is a lover of true skinhead classics such as Skrewdriver, Brutal Attack and Legion of St. George. Our Bayonet Vocalist is passionate about Odinism and his heritage in Northern Europe and takes his inspiration from a lot of traditional Nordic sources - all in all we are a blend that simply works. Our sound has all these things. A good song for someone interested to listen to would be "i Viking", our personal favourite.
The drummer of Bayonet is also involved in Blood Sacrifice Productions, the only New Zealand distro. Can you tell us a bit more about it and where to see the stuff?
Blood Sacrifice Productions has been running for over two years and has released the first full length White Power album from New Zealand (Xenophobe - Lords of Chaos). It brings music from all over the White world to spread throughout New Zealand and Australia specifically. Check out www.BSP14.com to see their listings, forum and blog (coming soon!).
Blood Sacrifice Productions has helped the Canadian scene by sending CDs to raise funds to our movement. What do you know of the Canadian (or Quebec) nationalist scene?
We have not had a lot to do with them as of yet but look forward to sharing our music to get a better connection with our brothers over seas and cannot wait to make new connections in these scenes. We look forward to having more to do with these Nationalist scenes in future.
What is in your opinion the greatest Oceanian RAC band?
Fortress definitely is the first thing that comes to our mind. Fortress has a lot to do with our own motivation and a lot to do with our shared ANZAC ancestors in their songs. A lot of our inspiration for our sound however comes from Death's Head, and Ravenous was the first band we all saw together which is a great memory to share.
We only know another new Zealander band, Xenophobe Army. How is the New Zealand scene?
Xenophobe has left for Australia and has asked us to keep the fire burning for this country and it is a burden we share proudly. The scene is enthusiastic about our project and they definitly are responsible for our motivation. Brotherhood is very important here and we all want to take that world wide.
We don’t hear much about New Zealand in the medias. What are the issues there? Are there nationalist organizations?
We have several small organizations ranging from political to racial but our true strength for us lies in our extended friendships and brotherhoods that go nation wide. The most serious issues in New Zealand are dealing with our colonial Maori natives and their destruction of this White established society. As Whites in New Zealand we struggle with immigration of Muslims, Asians and violent Pacific Islanders especially.
And what are your future projects?
We currently have a split CD project under construction with Hungarian band Onogur. We are preparing at the moment for our next performance in the wintery South Island of New Zealand where our crowd is predicted to be double that of our last gig. We always have new songs in the works and hope to be releasing our own CD before very long.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
National Hip Hop
Hip hop is a form of music that has been pretty much been shunned by those in our movement and music scene. Even still there have been many musicians and acts that perform this style of music over the years and have used it to spread a message of National Pride. There are now several musicians and acts that have been getting promoed and it looks like it is being accepted as a viable method to the resistance. Personally I do not see a problem with this as long as it is done in a positive manner. We are living in a society where rap and hip hop has been promoted to White youth and there are many who only prefer this kind of music. The left has made their advances into everything they can in order to promote their agenda and I think we need to take a page from their book. Growing up in Baltimore City I have known many whites who only listened to rap music, but these people were still very racially conscious. This style of music may not be for everyone but by ignoring this outlet we are basically shutting out a huge portion of our people and our youth. Just to make a quick example, the Irish rap group House of Pain was huge years ago among many whites (not just those into rap) just because of the cultural aspect they included in their music. In fact I knew several people whose only rap cd in their collection was House Of Pain. I think if we can advance on that a bit more we will really set something off.
N´Socialist Soundsystem - Volk ans Mikrofon "People To The Microphone"
Sample 1
Sample 2
Sample 3
Makss Damage- Sturmzeichen EP
The six song ep can be downloaded for free on their website here
Concert In Russia
N´Socialist Soundsystem - Volk ans Mikrofon "People To The Microphone"
Sample 1Sample 2
Sample 3
Makss Damage- Sturmzeichen EP
The six song ep can be downloaded for free on their website here
Concert In Russia
Friday, March 25, 2011
Looking For Trouble Vol. 3 & Overload
Two new releases out now on MFS
Looking For Trouble Vol. 3- The Firm & The Pride
The 'Looking For Trouble' series continues with in your face Oi! music, this time it's a case of Holland v Belgium. A new school band from Holland is 'The Firm' with some up tempo Oi! music all in English, a band to watch out for. Out of Belgium comes Bruges favourites 'The Pride', bringing some nice hooligan influenced Oi!
Overload- Godkiller
We go punk again with a twist of Oi!
These boys have been around some years and supported a lot of bands on the punk and Oi! scene and bring some hard hitting music of their own. We first noticed them on the 'Oi! Fuck You' release when it was originally released. This release features a number of recording sessions from 2007 onwards, remastered and packaged in a nice 16 page booklet with lyrics, photos and more.
Looking For Trouble Vol. 3- The Firm & The Pride
The 'Looking For Trouble' series continues with in your face Oi! music, this time it's a case of Holland v Belgium. A new school band from Holland is 'The Firm' with some up tempo Oi! music all in English, a band to watch out for. Out of Belgium comes Bruges favourites 'The Pride', bringing some nice hooligan influenced Oi!
Overload- Godkiller
We go punk again with a twist of Oi!
These boys have been around some years and supported a lot of bands on the punk and Oi! scene and bring some hard hitting music of their own. We first noticed them on the 'Oi! Fuck You' release when it was originally released. This release features a number of recording sessions from 2007 onwards, remastered and packaged in a nice 16 page booklet with lyrics, photos and more.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Honor- Flames Rising Force Re Release
Homo Superior Records has re released the Honor cd The Flames Rising Force. This re release also includes as an added bonus the tracks from the split with Graveland
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