FOR THE LOVE OF METAL
No Future was a seminal punk record label, and this well compiled collection gathers together every single A and B side released by them, the majority of which made the Independent Music Charts.
As well as being an important and entertaining collection of music, you would never be able to afford to collect all this music in its original format.
So, it’s great value for money. Overall, an excellent snapshot of the sound of UK punk rock in 1982.
This September Gilead Media and Mirror Universe will co-release a split LP featuring two of USBM’s best, Barghest from Baton Rouge, LA and Minneapolis, MN’s, False. Both bands are coming off successful 2011s, which saw Barghest release their debut self-titled full-length and an untitled EP from False. While these two bands are undoubtedly black metal, their styles – at least on this release – are complimentary enough to make this split seem natural, yet distinguishing enough that there would be no confusing the two.