Excluded band

 

Excluded, originally from Tultitlán, State of Mexico, was founded in 2008 by Dave and Dany. Their taste for music and the punk movement was almost immediately combined with their political activism that they developed since their high school years, deciding to form a punk band that would take to the musical field all the political and social vision that they developed after having been in different movements politicians of local and international significance. In 2009, under the Bambam Records label, his first studio album entitled “Working Class” was released. In this album, in which dirty and aggressive guitars are heard, they express their faithful class pride and the reaffirmation of the punk & movement movement. skinhead. 

Later in 2012 the “Legendary Split”, a joint production with Black & Blue (Czech Republic), hits the streets. For 2013 Antiflag invites the band to be part of a 7 "vinyl split series on the occasion of its 20th anniversary, that same year they released a new long-term musical production entitled" Take Over The City ". 

In April 2015, the band performed concerts in Central America, Guatemala and El Salvador respectively. In November of that same year, they made a South American tour, again passing through Guatamela and El Salvador, in addition to Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia. In August 2019 they recorded a third album "We will Destroy Them" and in that same year they went on tour to Europe, doing 27 concerts in Spain, France, Switzerland, Germany, Italy and Belgium! 

Currently the band finished recording their fourth album "Legions of War", which will be released on vinyl in Europe under the production of Ronce Records in France, Potential Hardcore in Spain and Emergency Records in the Czech Republic, Bambam records for Mexico and Latin America. We are making preparations for his second European tour, in 2021

 The PLAZA CONDESA, TEATRO METROPOL BOGOTA, MULTIFORO EL ALICIA, EL GATO CALAVERA, LA CARPA ASTROS, ECATEPEC CIVIC CENTER, TLALNEPANTLA CIVIC CENTER, THE LEGENDARY CLANDESTINO, Kjbi a Rock Le 33 tours, La cave DESTINY , Iboat,, ETC; 

and at the same time, he has shared the stage with bands such as the legendary ANTI-FLAG on their visit to Mexico at Plaza Condesa, AGNOSTIC FRONT, TOTAL CHAOS, THE CASUALTIES, EVIL CONDUCT (Unity Fest Bogotá), NON SERVIUM, KAOS URBANO,, LEFTOVER CRACK , FLEMA, TWO MINUTES, ETC; in the same way, the band has been actively present in the social struggles of our country! 

For the union of the international revolutionary youth for the proletarian revolution. Health and freedom !!!

Out of Control band

The band was formed at the beginning of 2015, after various changes in the post of drummer, the line-up is set up in the line-up Ketchup - vocals, Richard - guitar, Milda - bass, Ota - drums

In this line-up the band starts to perform actively and performs mainly at home, but also comes an invitation abroad, shortly after returning from Torgau drummer Ota leaves the band to pursue another project and in his place comes Luko, who after a short time play with Bands like Total Chaos, Starts, Outsiders, SSex, Deep Shining High, Defectives, No Hopes, Defused, Just War, Purgen, Conflict ...


Also check out their facebook page for more info : https://www.facebook.com/OutofControlpunx/

Rotten Stitches band

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"Rotten Stiches is a punk band from Atlanta Georgia. When Rebellion Pitt went down to see their show we picked up a copy of Crisis Control. This album is loud and fast and gets your adrenalin pumping. With intense lyrics to match the insane vocals and fast music it is the best soundtrack to an angry life. Picture a bunch of punks in a car getting chased by 20 cop cars, 5 news vans and 2 helicopters trying to escape by throwing Molotov cocktails out the car windows . . . and just when they think there is no hope for an escape they decide to drive off a cliff into the sea where they are able to swim back to a comfortable squat where they celebrate their victory with cheap beers, whiskey and this this CD blasting from a speaker they found in the dumpster, using the electricity they siphon from the neighbors. This talented band has produced a CD that has you on the edge of your seat. Rotten Stitches bring their songs to life in their live show — we highly recommend you check them out."

Also check out their facebook page and bandcamp profile : https://www.facebook.com/RottenStitches/

https://rottenstitches.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR00RcujyoNfo6M0L3WTkoysHqzC57LxNUz-jxN3wmfzMTm-PUDSlEYm6Z8

Obscene Revenge band

Obscene Revenge are a streetpunk antifa band founded in 2015 . They recorded our first EP “Don’t clean up this Blood” in 2014 and the second one “This is War” in 2017.

Their first album “Try to Deny This” has been released on 11/24/2018 on all the digital stores (BandCamp, YouTube, Spotify, iTunes... )

Always playing, touring, planning and searching for new gigs, spreading the protest. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also check out their facebook page and bandcamp profile :  https://www.facebook.com/ObsceneRevengepunx/

https://obscenerevengeofficial.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR1VIROaJqkdHU9Ah7SJtSp7jwLDMc9ZhqXkft6nOLrzx4vGzUn6VZ743T8

Rats Nest band

 

Rats Nest are a Punk band consisting of aggressive vocals complaining about the corruption of society and other social affairs, as well as fast drums and mad guitar solo's.

March 10th 2017, 3 of them (Sam Skunk, Connor Kaos and Kieran Twitch) got together for a jam in the studio for the first time and started playing some heavy fast punk, after managing to write 2 songs within a few hours it was clear to us that this was the direction they wanted to go. The next day they got back in the studio out of pure excitement to write some more music. This is when they came up with the name ‘Rats Nest’, When they finished that rehearsal session they soon put an advert out for a guitarist.

March 31st 2017, Adam Stick joined the band and they had their first rehearsal as a full band. They then spent the next 6-7 months putting their heads down and smashing out some new songs.

November 6th-7th 2017, They hit Perry Vale Studios to record some songs for some EP’s, It was a completely new experience for them as a band and although at times it was stressful they enjoyed every minute of it and can't wait to go and do it again.

December 16th 2017, This was the day of their first gig, It when down really really well and was a great experience for them as a band, They thoroughly enjoyed every second of it and couldn't wait to gig again.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also check out their facebook page and bandcamp profile :  https://www.facebook.com/RatsNestOfficial/

https://ratsnestofficial.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR2JkxKqYn0tg4J_UTOt9p94su8URBrIRzu-pkaHreYCq33SPnrlcL8WYrM

 

Rhythmic Asylum band

After the Peroxide Youth break up in June 2013, Chris and Gary decided to move back to So Cal from Santa Cruz to enjoy the LA punk scene once again. With the momentum and drive to continue playing music, the two decided to start a new band. After much searching, Paulina Perez (Boyle Heights) and Eloy Ruiz (South Central) were added to the crew. Janet Gutierrez joined 2016. Rhythmic Asylum est. summer 2014, book them.

 

Also check out their facebook page and bandcamp page :    https://www.facebook.com/RhythmicAsylumPunks/

https://rhythmicasylumpunks.bandcamp.com/releases?fbclid=IwAR1Ex-LIkf1Zcmf00aEWrFsBs9uLHEAdKwZekE7Ir3ZdVNrljyGBEQoDT2k

Crusty Drunks band

Crusty Drunks (Crusty and the Drunks) was formed in mid 2012 and come from South Central Los Angeles. The original band consisted of Eloy and Zombie on guitars, Crusty on drums and Junior "Troops" Jimenez on vocals, later adding Juan on bass and Angel as an additional vocalist. All members have their own influences and preferential genres but share a common love for punk bands such as The Casualties, A Global Threat,Aus Rotten, etc. as well as local bands such as The Runts, The Pins, and LA's Moral Decay. They got their start in  the backyard scene in South L.A./Compton/Watts and have been a mainstay for the last few years playing with passion everywhere they go whether it’s the Whisky A Go Go or a backyard with no lighting.
2015 saw the unfortunate passing of their frontman Troops. Troops was the force behind the band, it was his passion and love for punk which led them to carry on and continue what he started. Coming to a backyard near you… South Central Drunk Punks!

 Also check out their facebook page and bandcamp profile :  https://www.facebook.com/CrustyDrunks/

https://crustydrunks.bandcamp.com/releases?fbclid=IwAR04__3zjbaCu0LyhVV222wldTQq1xezr_g8bHgYapWyQwC0S1kgDzwB2mw

Savage Amusement records label interview

1. Could you tell a bit more about savage amusement record label?

 

 Savage Amusement said :

 
I had been selling/trading my own records for years , doing comp tapes and stuff , stuck in dead end jobs , but a few years after meeting Dawn my partner , it was crunch time – dead end jobs, or take the plunge and do distro and label full time? Dawn is very good at spreadsheets so is a big help with the tax recording side of things so I thought “gotta give it a go” .

2. When did you start with the savage amusement record label and are the bands satisfied with your services?

 

 Savage Amusement said : 

 
Savage Amusement as a distro/webstore/label started in 2010 but had been a newsletter long before that , reviewing releases and gigs and also I helped get the first Barse CD out. They were a local band playing great tunes like a mix of the best of John Peel, with an obnoxious sense of humour. I also helped them get deals with Vesku from Hells Tone recs in Finland . There were a lot of great upcoming bands in the late noughties, so I put together a comp in 2011 with Bruised Knuckles label from Finland ( “Bruised Knuckles vs Savage Amusement” ) - we each supplied half the tracks . Tim's side was more varied with a bit of ska , Oi! & punk whilst mine was mainly streetpunk and Oi! Such as Perkele, Booze & Glory , Runnin Riot and Gimp Fist (who kindly gave me a different version of the reggae number “Guilty” ) - all who went on to be a lot bigger. Then I was in touch with Mackie from Blitz who had formed a good new band Epic Problem and they put out various 7”s/splits and 10” , some of which I co-released with Mike from Longshot who I put em onto.

Regarding the 2nd part of your question well mainly , yes . There were a lot of internal politics with Barse, some of which I only found out about later. Gaz (Gash) committed suicide in 2006 but had already recorded an amazing 3rd album “If You Can't Fuck Em Cut Em Up” (the cover featuring Barse's heads imposed over a Royal picture) . Few labels would normally touch a defunct band but Vesku at Hells Tone agreed it was so good we had to get it out. I had no idea until a (local punk's)funeral 10 years later that most of the songs were Andy's (original singer who had left the band a couple of years before) and he wasn't happy about it, as of course he wasn't credited cos neither me nor Veska even knew or stopped to think , as it was a miracle it saw the light of day. Most of the various band members over the years were grateful for getting them zine interviews, gigs etc and getting the stuff out. Andy and Gaz are/were 2 of the most talented songwriters I know and I am proud of getting their stuff out there.
Mackie from Blitz/Epic Problem has been brilliant throughout , and congratulated me at Rebellion fest for getting the word out and releasing their “11-14” comp CD of by then out of print records . A genuine bloke with no ego.
Tim from Bruised Knuckles (comp CD) disappeared shortly after the CD came out so if anyone knows him tell him to get in touch as I still owe him CDs – I did get Vesku (Hells Tone) to try trace him on Finnish forums, to no avail. All the bands seemed happy with the CD though one kicked off with me about copyright, not realising he had already told Tim he could use the song!

3. What bands can expect from you?

 

 Savage Amusement said: 

 
Who knows? I don't have any plans at the minute. Pressing plants for vinyl have whacked up costs to insane levels , and CDs are selling less . There are also shitty formats like Pledge and downloads making things worse. My preferences are 77 punk and Oi!/streetpunk . I just keep my ears open and maybe it's not the end of the label yet!

4. Could you give some advice to bands about the underground scene?

 

 Savage Amusement said: 

 
It's fucked! In the UK at least – bands , venues , record labels, all making a loss. It doesn't matter how good you are – you will play to 7 people at the Black Bull or somewhere . We have one of the worst governments in UK history , killing people with cuts – many can't afford to eat , so gigs are the last thing on their minds. They are also destroying public transport so even less people can get to gigs. There's a few bands who can get a crowd after years and years of gigging – like Dirt Box Disco , Gimp Fist , Hung Like Hanratty – but they are the exception to the rule.
My advice would be not to take the plunge with releases till you've gigged your arses off and built a bit of a following , as you can't afford to make a loss with the prices that pressing plants charge these days. And don't pack in your day job! Creating good songs is great but be prepared to fall out with lots of people along the way cos money is something that's not gonna happen via the band, that is if you get to even the gigging stage cos people in bands are the most chaotic and unreliable people around!

5.Could you say something at the end for the blog All for one and one for all?

 

 Savage Amusement said: 

 
Many thanks for the coverage . Support your small distros, venues and bands and fuck big shitholes like the Academy ! Please check out CDs, vinyl , metal badges, tshirts etc on my webstore at www.savageoi.com . A big thanks to all the people who buy from me !

Thanks!
Trev