Asylum Belfast, UK
Asylum were a Punk band from Belfast Northern Ireland. They formed around 1981 and split around 1988.
In 1985 they
recorded a 15 track Demo album. In 1986 they recorded an additional 5 tracks for the "We will be free " album with fellow Belfast bands Stalag 17 and Toxic waste. That album was released on Conflicts' Mortarhate label.
The bands music is hardcore punk with an anarchic sense of humour.
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The Day The Country Died
by Subhumans
Truly one of the greatest bands on the planet!
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Demolition War 1-3
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I got into the Subhumans via a cassette tape that was available via the excellent New Crimes Fanzine back in 1981. These songs remind me of that excellent and then new grassroots anarchist punk period. The said cassette tape is available on YouTube....give it a blast. Acne, chips and peas to yas all 🤗 https://youtu.be/PYOvwtFr8Kg
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Still Having Fun
by Organized Chaos
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Excellent band, play loud and more and more. Beaucoup de souvenirs, surtout lorsque j'ai écouté leur morceaux sur la compilation Riotous assembly Mary Whithouse en 82...j'avais adoré ! Vive l'alternative, No passaran ! .
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Be Cruel With Your Past And All Who Seek To Keep You There
by Karma Sutra
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fuck fox hunting, support animals and sod the Tory scum
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Contagious Life MLP
by Permission
Frantic anarcho-punk from London’s Permission, boasting battering-ram guitars and scraped-up, maniacal vocals.
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Dead Cross, Retox, and Qui members dish out subversive hardcore with an indignant smirk; come for the riffs, stay for the synth experiments.
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