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DOOM • APPALACHIAN TERROR UNIT WARCOLLAPSE • IMPERIAL LEATHER SHADES OF GREY • MASSMORD • resistant culture RESIST •AGRIMONIA • POLICE BASTARD • WAR/PLAGUE AGAINST EMPIRE • OI POLLOI • DRESDEN IN DEFENCE • OILTANKER • NO TOMORROW DEVIATED INSTINCT Now Exclusively Distributed by DOOM Street Date: POLICE BASTARD, 7˝ AVAILABLE NOW! INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Birmingham, England Key Markets: USA/EUROPE For Fans of: DOOM, DISCHARGE, DEVIATED INSTINCT This is a crust classic back in print. Five songs recorded in 1989, during the same session in which DOOM recorded their brilliant split LP with NO SECURITY. Considered by many to be their best early material. This classic EP contains the songs “Means to an End,” “Relief, Pt. 2,” and of course, “Police Bastard.” This was the second release ever by Profane Existence Records and is considered by many to be a ARTIST: DOOM masterpiece. There are at least five different versions of the cover, but TITLE: POLICE BASTARD all of the records were made using plates from the original masters. LABEL: PROFANE EXISTENCE CAT#: EXIST 001.5 FORMAT: 7˝ Marketing Points: GENRE: CRUST PUNK / D-BEAT * Classic Crust Punk Record by a Legendary Crust Punk Band / METAL * Consistent Seller Over The Years BOX LOT: - SRLP: $4.98 UPC: 661799085205 EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS OTHER TITLES DISTRIBUTED BY ILD: Tracklist: POLICE BASTARD / WAR//PLAGUE Split LP 1. Relief Pt. 2 EXIST 117 2. Police Bastard 661799085267 3. Diseased 4. Circles 5. Means To An End Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Mike Beer - [email protected] phone 414-672-9948 fax 414-672-9936 www.ildistro.com APPALACHIAN TERROR UNIT Street Date: ARMAGEDDON WON’T BE BROUGHT BY GODS..., 7˝ AVAILABLE NOW! INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Huntington, West Virginia Key Markets: USA/EUROPE For Fans of: NAUSEA, WOLFBRIGADE, ANTISCHISM Every once in a great while, a new band comes along with such intense fury that they captivate all who hear and see them — APPALACHIAN TERROR UNIT is one such band. Hailing from the mountains of West Virginia, ATU belt out a thunderous chorus of eco-awareness and chastisement for mankind’s destructive ways (or at least those who are in control). Musically they combine classic punk, crust, and a hint of metal into a sound that’s likened to later era NAUSEA, totally reinforced by the strong female vocals throughout. Adding to the over-all amazing quality of this EP are additional touches of brilliance, like the brutally powerful recording by Jay at ARTIST: APPALACHIAN the Jam Room in South Carolina (ANTISCHISM, DAMAD, etc.) and cover / poster TERROR UNIT art by Marald. Normally this sort of praise for a job well done is reserved for bands TITLE: ARMAGEDDON WON’T that have been around the block once or twice—not for the debut EP from a band BE BROUGHT BY GODS barely formed a year before recording. This is the band’s first 7” release and came LABEL: PROFANE EXISTENCE out in 2007 and sold over 2,000 copies within the first year. The vinyl has long been CAT#: EXIST 096 out of print and is one of the most sought after records in Profane’s history. Since FORMAT: 7˝ ATU’s inception this energetic band has completed numerous tours of the United GENRE: CRUST PUNK / D-BEAT States and Europe and released a series of strong selling records and CD’s. We are / METAL glad to have this 7” back in print again! BOX LOT: - SRLP: $4.98 Marketing Points: UPC: 661799085212 * Includes Full Color Poster & Lyric Insert * Previous Tours of US & Europe EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS * Artwork By Marald (WOLFBRIGADE) * One Of PE’s Best-Selling Titles Tracklist: OTHER TITLES DISTRIBUTED BY ILD: 1. Armageddon Will Not Be Brought By APPALACHIAN TERROR UNIT Gods… But By People Who Think They Black Sands 7” Are EXIST 121 2. Endless Bloodshed 661799 085304 3. Enslaved 4. Another Day APPALACHIAN TERROR UNIT / OI POLLOI Split 7” EXIST 120 661799085298 Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Mike Beer - [email protected] phone 414-672-9948 fax 414-672-9936 www.ildistro.com WARCOLLAPSE Street Date: DEFY!, LP/CD AVAILABLE NOW! INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Sweden Key Markets: USA/EUROPE For Fans of: WOLFBRIGADE, TÖTALITAR, TRAGEDY The Swedish gods of crust unleash a masterpiece of epic proportions. Twelve brutal songs that layer new realms of gutteral intensity to the traditional Swedish d-beat KÄNG of the likes of TÖTALITAR, KRIGSHOT, WOLFBRIGADE, etc. And of course there is plenty of the traditional WARCOLLAPSE sound that emphasizes mournful dirges, captivating guitar leads, and vocal style that is as primal as it is gutteral. ARTIST: WARCOLLAPSE If you are a fan of their previous releases then this will certainly not TITLE: DEFY! disappoint – delivering all the goods than made WARCOLLAPSE a LABEL: PROFANE EXISTENCE name among legends. CAT#: EXIST 104 FORMAT: LP/CD Marketing Points: GENRE: CRUST PUNK / D-BEAT * Noteworthy Swedish Crust Punk band / METAL * Toured US and Europe BOX LOT: - * Strong Selling Previous Releases Including Splits With SRLP: LP: $11.98 CD: $9.98 DISRUPT & EXTINCTION OF MANKIND UPC: LP: 661799085229 * Internationally Acclaimed From Various Punk & Metal Media CD: 661799085373 EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS Tracklist: 1. Cold War Remains 2. March Of The Doomed 3. Secticide 4. Defy! 5. Expendable 6. Chemical Fog 7. Stoner Punk 8. Nightstick Raids 9. Långsom Död 10. T.H.C. 11. One Last... 12. Outro Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Mike Beer - [email protected] phone 414-672-9948 fax 414-672-9936 www.ildistro.com Street Date: IMPERIAL LEATHER AVAILABLE NOW! DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR CHILDREN ARE?, LP INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Sweden Key Markets: USA/EUROPE For Fans of: THE WIPERS, AGENT ORANGE, THE AVENGERS The second full-length album from Stockholm’s IMPERIAL LEATHER. But perhaps you have been living under a rock and do not yet know the joys of IMPERIAL LEATHER. This Swedish punk rock “super group” has been going for a half dozen years now and is made up of members whose numerous other projects count among legends, including MEANWHILE, NO SECURITY, DS-13, BRUCE BANNER, ARTIST: IMPERIAL LEATHER ABDUCTEE S.D., SPIDER CUNTS, etc. This album sees a shift to a TITLE: DO YOU KNOW WHERE much more raw and primal sound, losing much of the poppy innocence YOUR CHILDREN ARE? of their previous releases. Whether you are a long-time fan or new to LABEL: PROFANE EXISTENCE IMPERIAL LEATHER, this album is sure to be a new favorite: defiant CAT#: EXIST 107 female vocals over raw punk rock n’ roll with a hint of classic American FORMAT: LP hardcore circa early 1980s AGENT ORANGE and WIPERS. They have GENRE: HARDCORE PUNK/ toured Europe and the States on several occasions and this album will GARAGE be their third appearance on Profane Existence Records. High-energy BOX LOT: - SRLP: $11.98 hardcore punk from start to finish that will leave you begging for more. UPC: 661799085236 EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS Marketing Points: * Previously toured Europe, USA & Canada * Features members of DS-13, BRUCE BANNER, SPIDER CUNTS Tracklist: 1. Loopholes 2. No Return 3. The Final Return 4. The Power Of Blame 5. Treat Them Like Dogs 6. Dig Your Own Hole 7. Shedding 8. Room 8:3 9. Nothing Out Of Something 10. For O’ Clock Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Mike Beer - [email protected] phone 414-672-9948 fax 414-672-9936 www.ildistro.com SHADES OF GREY/MASSMORD Street Date: SPLIT, LP AVAILABLE NOW! INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Stockholm, Sweden Key Markets: USA/EUROPE For Fans of: NAUSEA, WOLFBRIGADE, FROM ASHES RISE, KYLESA Two intense hardcore crust bands from Stockholm, Sweden team up for a powerhouse new split album. MASSMORD have current/former members of such bands as DEUNGA, ARTICLE NINE, BEYOND PINK and VÅBIG 5 and have previously released two albums and have established a reputation for delivering high quality, down-tuned ARTIST: SHADES OF GREY/ hardcore punk (they’ve been compared to WOLFBRIGADE and TO MASSMORD WHAT END? mixed with some FROM ASHES RISE and KYLESA.). TITLE: SPLIT SHADES OF GREY share the other side of this split and are the LABEL: PROFANE EXISTENCE perfect match both musically and ideologically. Having only previously CAT#: EXIST 108 released a demo, this will be the band’s first large-scale release. Both FORMAT: LP bands have excellent recording production with an absolutely huge GENRE: CRUST PUNK/D-BEAT/ sound—prepare to be blown away! METAL BOX LOT: - SRLP: $11.98 Marketing Points: UPC: 661799085243 * Two Raging Underground Bands From Stockholm, Sweden EXPORT: NO RESTRICTIONS * Previously Toured Europe * International Anarcho-Punk Supporters of the Occupy Movement Tracklist: Side One: SHADES OF GREY 1. Throw The First Stone 2. Capitalism Must Come To An End 3. A Vicious Circle 4. Point Of No Return 5. Silence Side Two: MASSMORD 6. På Pestens Svarta Vingar 7. Helvetesvandringen 8. I Civilisationens Skugga 9. När Skymingen Faller 10. Missöjets Ruiner 11. Jag Dör Ensam I En Värld Av Idioter Exclusively Distributed by Contact your sales rep: Mike Beer - [email protected] phone 414-672-9948 fax 414-672-9936 www.ildistro.com resistant culture Street Date: WELCOME TO REALITY, LP AVAILABLE NOW! INFORMATION: Artist Hometown: Los Angeles, CA Key Markets: USA/EUROPE For Fans of: NAPALM DEATH, TERRORIZER, WOLFBRIGADE “RESISTANT CULTURE has claims to fame in guitarist Jesse Pintado (RIP), who, post-NAPALM DEATH, was working with the band before his untimely passing, and vocalist Anthony Rezhawk (aka “Tony Militia”), who did the last TERRORIZER album alongside Pintado. However, this band more than stands on its own. This LP kills. It’s crusty grindcore with tribal influences – but the latter are truly tribal, working ARTIST: RESISTANT CULTURE in Native American drums, chants, and flutes.
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