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Vinyl Attack! Weekend Nachos, Brutal Truth, Bastard Noise, Coke Bust etc. Hello! Great massive arrivals of Vinyl, Enjoy! Records available on the GrindShop at: http://www.bonesbrigaderecords.com 12” LP & 10” Gatefold LP BOLT THROWER “War Master” (uk) 14 Euros Classic ! comes with complete Booklet with original design. Double LP BRUTAL TRUTH “Need to Control” (us) 20 Euros Classic Grindcore, Masterpiece! Features exclusive interview with Kevin Sharp & bonus tracks. Deluxe Edition. Split LP BRUTAL TRUTH / BASTARD NOISE “The axiom of post inhumanity” (100%US) 13,50 Euros Brutal Truth and Bastard Noise have a combined four decades of grinding noise dominance. On ‘The Axiom of Post Inhumanity’ these two legendary groups team up for a split record of harsh power-electronic noise insanity. The CD and LP versions contain entirely different sets of music from both bands! LP CARCASS “Reek of Putrefaction” 12 Euros Remastered so giving the whole album a more ferocious and dynamic sound than ever before! Classic Gore Grind. LP COKE BUST “Confined” (us) 12 Euros Pissed off Blasting Hardcore! New songs of pure energy boost! LP EIBON “s/t” (Fra) 10 Euros Dark mixture of progressive Sludge and blackened Doom metal. LP F.U.B.A.R. “Lead us to war” (Nl) 12 Euros Over 10 years building a legacy of fast hardcore / old school grindcore - F.U.B.A.R. is back with a brand new album. Fast hardcore, and original grindcore. LPs include a CD version for free LP IRON MONKEY “s/t” (uk) 12 Euros Finally on Vinyl!! With the band's 1997 self titled debut effort 'Iron Monkey' introduced the world to how warped and twisted the blueprint that Black Sabbath put down almost 30 years before could become. Gatefold LP IRON MONKEY “Our Problem” (uk) 20 Euros First time on vinyl with 3 bonus tracks! Classic of Sludge, A Must Have. Brown Vinyl. Split 10” SHEEVA YOGA / SAY WHY? (Slo/Cz) 10 Euros Eight new tracks, awesome recording session of Fastcore / Top Fastcore Grind. LP UNHOLY GRAVE “Blast Mayhem” (Jap) 10 Euros Raw Blasting old school Grind, Limited to 500 copies. A Collection of raw rehearsal massacre. Split LP UNHOLY GRAVE / TERSANJUNG 13 (Jap/Indo) 10 Euros Raw Grindcore / Blasting Grindcore. Powerful!! Limited to 500 copies, Green Vinyl. LP WEEKEND NACHOS “Still” (us) 12 Euros New Album, New Tracks, New bomb of Massive Fast Hardcore!! LP WORMROT “Abuse” (Sing) 12 Euros First Fury! First album, Ultime Grindcore!! LP WORMROT ‘Dirge” (Sing) 12 Euros Total Blasting!!! A Futur Classic Album is born!! Hyper Intensity, fast and riffing! for fans of Insect Warfare, P.L.F. 7” EP Split EP GRIDE / ABORTION (Cz/Slo) 4 Euros Top czech fast core versus slovak grind grandfathers. Blue Wax. Gatefold 5” IDIOTS PARADE “r.i.p.” (Sk) 4 Euros The very last songs of the band. Intense vocal and Fastcore. Orange Wax Vinyl. Gatefold + sticker. Compact Disc Split CD BRUTAL TRUTH / BASTARD NOISE “The axiom of post inhumanity” (100%US) 11,50 Euros Brutal Truth and Bastard Noise have a combined four decades of grinding noise dominance. On ‘The Axiom of Post Inhumanity’ these two legendary groups team up for a split record of harsh power-electronic noise insanity. The CD and LP versions contain entirely different sets of music from both bands! CD WEEKEND NACHOS “Still” (us) 11,50 Euros New Album, New Tracks, New bomb of Massive Fast Hardcore!!

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