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VARIOUS – Bloodstains Across Yugoslavia"The subtitle here tells half of the story, but what it doesnt hint at is the range of musical styles encompassed by the term punk in the period covered by the compilation, 1978 1980. For those too young to remember, Yugoslavia was, in that period, an independent socialist republic, generally considered part of the Eastern bloc by the west, but under the dictatorship of Marshal Tito almost as isolated from the USSR and East Germany as it was from the

“Cow” is a happy baboon bashing away at the best drum solo of his life

A crushingly heavy aƒnd beautifully melancholy piece of traditional doom metal

and Henry seems to have brought his most annoying pretensions under control (except on “Rat’s Eyes”)

with shorter songs

” a sharp retort to the geriatric politics of Jesse Helms and his ilk

you’ll hear many-a blistering hook in the form of tracks like “Oh I Know” and “Tell Me Again (How Pretty I Am)” and odd-measure pushers like “Nothing But Time” and “Starting To Lose Ya

There’s a hint of the MEAT PUPPETS and CODE OF HONOR herein

' came about as I started making ceramic dogs for people during the pandemic

Yugoslav culture was a strange mixture of repressive

There may be a little Scritti-esque hue to the guitar scratch on the pushy "Only Loves at Night"

The ones that don’t fit and don’t wanna… Friends and enemies

Originally pressed in 1996 PROFANE EXISTENCE is bringing this quintessential anarcho-punk masterpiece back in circulation

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