The Bristles - Last Days of Capitalism

The Bristles - Last Days of CapitalismLimited vinyl LP pressing. The Bristles' 2015 album Last Days of Capitalism is a review of the past two years' events ending up in the current economic and political crisis. The economic crisis has led to war, and the political crisis consists of the fascism it brought. Racism and chauvinism are now norm. Other topics covered are the West's mass consumption, men's global war on women, the Left's failure, and multinational companies grip around people.

Albin Myers 2008

Yes embarked on a grand world tour in 1984 featuring the stellar line up of Jon Anderson (vocals/guitar)

who is bullied so severly that he sees no  other way than to commit suicide

loaded with sugary bombast

Japan-born bassist Tatsu Aoki's The MIYUMI Project is one of the first Asian American / African American collaborative music projects

Bret Primack has written new liner notes and Timeless Records founders Ria and Wim Wigt here share additional great moments from Sanders' sublime work

intrinsically intense albums to become one of the best bands on the planet

broken and reborn moments of these women's experiences

Hugely influential LA punk band Down by Law revisit key tracks from their 30 year career with all the skill and ferocity they've acquired over the last 3 decades

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whose impact on the 21st century Balearic scene has arguably been even more significant than that of Phil Cooper's Ibiza-based imprint

star-in-the-making