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X-Mist Distro-Catalog – October 2013 X-MIST DISTRO-CATALOG – OCTOBER 2013 X-MIST RECORDS Releases BIG BOYS „Lullabies Help The Brain Grow/No Matter How Long“ DOUBLE-LP reissue of Texas Punk CLASSICS!!!...DoLP 8,90 BUCK GOOTER “Witch Molecules” new full album.............LP 6,90 ENIAC “Oh?” 2nd album, CD-only with bonus-tracks!........CD 5,60 EX MODELS/SECONDS Split-EP with 2 songs by each band!!!..7" 2,50 EX MODELS „Chrome Panthers“ 3rd full album!!!............LP 5,60 FUCKUISMYNAME „Catelbow“ 4Song-EP........................7“ 2,50 HAMMERHEAD “Stay Where The Pepper Grows” reissue LP/CD 6,50/3,90 HAPPY EVER AFTER s/t limited edition 5Song-12”..........12” tba HELL NO “Adios Armageddon” 2nd full album.........LP/CD ea. 3,00 HIKING “Trenches/Bikini Atol” limit.vinyl+download...7”+MP3 3,00 HOSTAGES OF AYATOLLAH “Anthoalogy” Double-LP, including DVD & mp3-Download-Coupon! 12,50 KURT “Schesaplana Plus” 2xLP set combining their classic first & second album!...DoLP 8,50 KURT “La Guard” 3rd LP, limited repress on white vinyl!..LP 5,60 KURT „RMXD“ 12“ including 2 new tracks & 4 remixes!!!...12“ 4,90 SECONDS “Y” LP (members of EX MODELS & YEAH YEAH YEAHS!).LP 5,60 SHORTY “Thumb Days” CLASSIC LP repressed!!!..............LP 8,50 Handnumbered limited edition of 200 copies with silkscreened covers SLEAFORD MODS “Bambi/Scenery” new single!...............7” tba TELEMARK “Viva Suicide” first full album!.........LP/CD ea. 5,60 TELEMARK “Informat” NEW full album!!!........LP(+DC)/CD ea. 6,90 TEN VOLT SHOCK “6 Null 3” 2nd full album!!!.......LP/CD ea. 5,60 TEN VOLT SHOCK „First“ CD (X-Mist #66)...................CD 6,50 10 tracks, from first EP & split-EP plus prev. unreleased songs!!! THIS MOMENT IN BLACK HISTORY „It Takes A Nation Of...” exclusive limited LP 6,90 TREND „Patientenverfügung/Was Dran Liegt“ NEW single!!!..7“ 3,00 Limited edition of 500 copies with screenprinted booklet! VAZ “Demonstrations In Micronesia” limited edition repress on red vinyl with silkscreened sleeves!...LP 6,90 VAZ “Dying To Meet You” their sophomore album!...........LP 5,60 WRANGLER BRUTES "The Tape" LP, 16 tracks previously released as a cassette only!...LP 5,60 YELLOW PRESS s/t 9Song-12" on CHRISTOPHERS RECS/X-MIST!..LP 4,50 ANCHORBRAIN CHINESE STARS “Heaven On Speed Dial” 3rd LP!.............LP 9,50 DOOMSDAY STUDENT "A Jumper’s Handbook" ex-ARAB ON RADAR..LP 9,50 MATH THE BAND "Get Real" LP, limited edition vinyl.......LP 9,50 NUCLEAR POWER PANTS “Wicked Eats The Warrior”............LP 9,50 WHAT CHEER? BRIGADE “We Blow You Suck” limited LP........LP 9,50 WHORE PAINT “Menarchy” limited edition 3Song-EP......7”+MP3 4,20 BEAU TRAVAIL BUCK GOOTER “Witch Molecules” new full album.............LP 6,90 FALCON FIVE „Soft Speak“ now SPECIAL CHEAP OFFER!.LP/CD ea. 3,50 KILLER (EA80) / JAPANISCHE KAMPFHÖRSPIELE Split..........7" 4,20 KILLERLADY s/t limited LP (aka Martin Kircher/EA80).....LP 10,40 SCHWULE NUTTENBULLEN „SNB“ limited edition of 150!!!....12" 7,90 DISCHORD & Co. ALARMS & CONTROLS “Reanimus Cataract” Single.........7”+MP3 4,20 ARTIFICIAL PEACE “Complete Session Nov’81”...............LP 9,90 BLACK EYES s/t first LP repressed incl. download-coupon..LP 9,90 BLACK EYES “Cough” LP, also incl. download-coupon........LP 9,90 DAG NASTY “Can I Say” LP-repressing on colored vinyl.....LP 9,90 DAG NASTY “Wig Out...” repress incl. download-coupon.....LP 9,90 DAG NASTY “Dag With Shawn” (early demos!)........LP/CD 9,90/8,90 DEATHFIX s/t full album (LP incl. download)..............LP 9,90 DES ARK “WXDU Vol.3” limited LP on PARAMNESIA RECORDS....LP 9,90 E.D. SEDGWICK “We Wear White” full album........LP/CD 10,50/8,90 EDIE SEGDWICK “Love Gets...” 3Song-EP + Download.....7”+MP3 3,90 EDIE SEDGWICK “Heatwave” EP + Bonus-Download!.......12”+MP3 8,50 EGG HUNT “Me And You/We All Fall Down” colored vinyl.....7” 3,90 EL GUAPO “Fake French” 2nd and final album...............LP 9,90 EMBRACE s/t LP, repressed including download-coupon!.....LP 9,90 EVENS s/t LP (Ian MacKaye & Amy Farina)..................LP 9,90 EVENS “Get Worse” 2nd full album.........................LP 9,90 EVENS “Warble Factor/Timothy Wright” new single!.....7"+MP3 3,90 EVENS “The Odds” 3rd full album.................LP/CD 10,50/8,90 FAITH/VOID Split-LP, repressed on colored vinyl!......LP+DC 9,90 FAITH “Subject To Change/First Demo” reissue!....LP/CD 9,90/8,90 FARAQUET “The View From This Tower” reissue + mp3........LP 9,90 FLIN FLON “Dixie” NEW album on TEENBEAT!!!.......LP/CD 8,50/8,90 FRENCH TOAST “In A Cave” first album.............LP/CD 9,90/8,50 FRENCH TOAST “Ingleside Terrace” 2nd full album..LP/CD 9,90/8,50 FUGAZI s/t first EP.....................................12” 6,50 FUGAZI “Margin Walker” 2nd EP...........................12” 6,50 FUGAZI “Repeater” first full album.......................LP 9,90 FUGAZI “Steady Diet Of Nothing” LP.......................LP 9,90 FUGAZI “In On The Killtaker” full album..................LP 9,90 FUGAZI “Red Medicine” repress incl. download-coupon!.....LP 9,90 FUGAZI “End Hits” full album.............................LP 9,90 FUGAZI “The Argument” full album.........................LP 9,90 FUGAZI “Instrument” soundtrack-LP........................LP 9,90 FUGAZI “Instrument” DVD documentary, 115 minutes.......DVD 11,90 GRAY MATTER “Food For Thought” reissue + download-coupon.LP 9,90 GRAY MATTER “Take It Back” reissue incl. bonus-tracks!...LP 9,90 JAWBOX “Grippe” LP-reissue incl. download................LP 9,90 JAWBOX “For Your Own Special Sweetheart” repress....LP(+DC) 9,90 JAWBOX “Jackpot Plus” Single, remastered repress.........7" 3,90 JOE LALLY “Why Should I Get Used To It” new album........LP 9,90 LUNGFISH “Talking Songs For Walking” 1st LP reissued....LP 10,90 LUNGFISH “Indivisible” reissue including download!......LP 10,90 LUNGFISH “Pass And Stow” repress including download!.....LP 9,90 LUNGFISH “Unanimous Hour” repress including download!....LP 9,90 LUNGFISH “Feral Hymns” full album........................LP 9,90 LUNGFISH “Love Is Love” remastered repress + download....LP 9,90 LUNGFISH „A.C.R. 1999“ (unreleased recordings!).LP/CD 10,90/9,50 MAKE-UP “Destination Love Live” first LP.................LP 9,90 MAKE-UP “I Want Some” reissue on M’LADY’S RECORDS.....2xLP 16,90 MEDICATIONS “Completely Removed” LP incl. download.......LP 9,90 MINOR THREAT s/t 12” featuring the EPs+download-coupon..12” 8,90 MINOR THREAT “Out Of Step” 12” incl. download-coupon....12” 8,90 MINOR THREAT “Salad Days” their final 3Song-EP...........7” 3,70 MINOR THREAT “First Demo” 7”EP...........................7” 3,70 MINOR THREAT “Live” DVD, 92 minutes, 16-page booklet...DVD 10,90 NATION OF ULYSSES “13 Point Program To Destroy America”..LP 9,90 NATION OF ULYSSES “Plays Pretty For Baby” 2nd LP.........LP 9,90 OFFICE OF FUTURE PLANS s/t ex-JAWBOX............LP/CD 10,50/9,40 ONE LAST WISH “1986” LP VINYL & download-coupon!!!.......LP 9,90 REDHARE “Nites Midnite” (ex-SWIZ)................LP/CD 9,90/8,80 RITES OF SPRING s/t LP repress + download-coupon.........LP 9,90 RITES OF SPRING “All Through A Life” EP repressed!!!.....7” 3,30 RITES OF SPRING “End On End” Discography-CD..............CD 8,90 RITES OF SPRING “Six Song Demo”.............10”+MP3/CD 9,50/6,30 SCREAM “Still Screaming” reissue + download-coupon!......LP 9,90 SCREAM “This Side Up” 2nd LP repressed incl. download....LP 9,90 SLANT 6 “What Kind Of Monster” 3Song-EP repressed........7” 3,90 SLICKEE BOYS “10th Anniversary EP 1976-1986” on DSI......7” 3,50 TEEN IDLES 6Song-EP (pre-MINOR THREAT), remastered!......7” 3,90 THREE (aka 3) “Dark Days Coming” repress + download!.....LP 9,90 VOID “Sessions 1981-1983” with 34 rare tracks!...LP/CD 9,90/8,90 V/A “FLEX YOUR HEAD” classic DC-Hardcore compilation......LP 9,90 V/A “FOUR OLD SEVEN INCHES” Compilation..................LP 9,90 FETTKAKAO A THOUSAND FUEGOS s/t first full album...................LP 7,90 A THOUSAND FUEGOS “The Treachery Of Things” 2nd LP......LP 10,50 BROOKES BEDROOM “Last Days Of Happiness” 5Song-12”......12” 7,90 BROOKES BEDROOM “Albino Rabbits/Quotes” limited......7”+MP3 4,50 GOLDSOUNDZ “Weekend” multi-colored vinyl 3Song-EP....7”+MP3 4,50 GURLFRIENDS s/t 4Song-EP incl. download, limited.....7”+MP3 4,50 ILSEBILL s/t 5Song-EP incl. download, limited!.......7”+MP3 4,50 JUST FRIENDS AND LOVERS “This Tune/Laura” limited....7”+MP3 4,50 MILE ME DEAF “Swing Back To Me/He Is The Camera”.....7”+MP3 4,50 MILE ME DEAF “Eat Skull” first full album................LP 8,90 PLAIDED s/t 4Song-7” with CDR-version included!.......7”+CD 4,50 PLAIDED “Playdate” first full album......................LP 8,90 SEVEN SIOUX “Argue Again” 14 songs re-recorded!..........CD 9,90 SEVEN SIOUX “We Are Not The Scared People” album.........CD 7,90 STIMMGEWITTER AUGUSTIN & SEVEN SIOUX “Schmankerl...”.....LP 7,90 VORTEX REX „Short Attention Span“ 6Song-EP...............CD 4,00 VORTEX REX „Powermess“ first full album...........LP/CD ea. 7,90 FIDEL BASTRO ALAN METZGER “Black Album” CD............................CD 6,00 BAGIO first CDep, brilliant instrumental Post-Rock.......CD 4,90 BAGIO “II” 2nd CDep......................................CD 4,90 BAGIO “Intermezzo” full-album CD!........................CD 6,50 BAGIO “Remix Box” CD in super-deluxe packaging!!!......BOX 13,50 BOY DIVISION “Pet Sounds” limited EP.....................7” 4,50 BOY DIVISION “Nick Rhodes” NEW CDep with 4 tracks........CD 5,40 BOY DIVISION “Message In A Bottle” limited & special!..3"CD 6,50 CHICAGO TYPEWRITER 8Song-10” (ex-CRAVING)...........10”+MP3 8,20 DIAMETRICS “Options” full album, ex-ILSE LAU.............CD 6,90 FROEBE “Ihr Seid Helden” full album CD with 10 songs.....CD 4,50 HAPPY GRINDCORE “Alles” Retrospective-CD.................CD 6,50 HAPPY GRINDCORE “Grindcore Swing” limited single.........7” 3,30 HIGH QUALITY GIRLS “L.P-2” full album...................LP 11,90 HIGH QUALITY GIRLS s/t new full album....................CD 5,40 HRUBESCH YOUTH s/t CD-collection, 17 tracks 1995-99......CD 6,50 JACK FUCKING TWIST “Fifteen Love” EP colored vinyl.......7” 3,20 JOE 4 “Njegov Sin” LP, first full album..................LP 7,90 LARS BANG LARSEN “EP Eins”.............................3”CD 3,70 LESSAPPEAL “Amusements” LP incl.
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