Frantic ‎– Attaque Of The Grizzlie lpFrantic Attaque Of The Grizzlie lp "First several times I played this, it zipped right by, seeming a little blunt and nubbed down. But I didnt mind listening to it, and kept at it. To me, it had that weird honor of being a band I like listening to, but always had difficulty placing if I didnt put the record on. On the outskirts, Frantics guitars sound like the Tyrades (imagine a cat strangled with wire) and has more than a passing blush to DC hardcore

"Reissued" in March of 2007 on Stickfigure

highlighting the intended disconnect between music and voice that characterises much of Map 71 songs

Sometimes revisiting the past is the only way to see the future

All Night Drug Prowling Wolves made a perfect record with whatever circumstances they were given

Their first shows saw them open for bands sounding as varied as BARRELS’s music

upon closer listen

British Hardcore Press was a zine that passionately championed the UK punk and alternative music scene in the early 90’s

these songs come together in a beautiful

featuring the duo of Richard Johnson and Stuart Carter

The musical direction

based around a long text written and spoken by the late Simon Morris (author and frontman of the Ceramic Hobs)

when salvation seems to be a million miles away