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BRIGADE FOZZY
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BRIGADE FOZZY was one of the early hardcore punk bands from the Westphalian MÃŒnsterland. They started in 1983 with a trashy kind of punk, which the "Maximum Rock'n'Roll Magazine" described as "enjoyable, old-fashioned punk with verve". The band played in various formations until 1989, learned their instruments well and changed their style into "good, driving hardcore with sharp drums and cutting guitar" (MRR). The band released two EPs on their own label "Punk Anderson Records" and played most of their shows in the nearby Netherlands. They also contributed a song to the legendary Dutch "Babylon Staying" sampler. In 1989 they released their last studio recording, the "Resident Mockery" tape, which praised the fanzine "Aardvark" as "crystal clear hardcore with critical lyrics". The LP features the band's complete studio recordings, including their 1984 DIY Lifelong Debut EP, the critically acclaimed 1986 "War War" EP and the 1989 "Resident Mockery" tape. The LP also includes two previously unreleased songs (Resident Mockery, Tea and Peace) from the recording session of 1984. The LP comes in a beautiful Inside Out cover plus a 16-page booklet with lyrics, band history and many pictures of bands, posters and flyers , As always with Brigade Fozzy: everything in black and white.
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BRIGADE FOZZY was one of the early hardcore punk bands from the Westphalian MÃŒnsterland. They started in 1983 with a trashy kind of punk, which the "Maximum Rock'n'Roll Magazine" described as "enjoyable, old-fashioned punk with verve". The band played in various formations until 1989, learned their instruments well and changed their style into "good, driving hardcore with sharp drums and cutting guitar" (MRR). The band released two EPs on their own label "Punk Anderson Records" and played most of their shows in the nearby Netherlands. They also contributed a song to the legendary Dutch "Babylon Staying" sampler. In 1989 they released their last studio recording, the "Resident Mockery" tape, which praised the fanzine "Aardvark" as "crystal clear hardcore with critical lyrics". The LP features the band's complete studio recordings, including their 1984 DIY Lifelong Debut EP, the critically acclaimed 1986 "War War" EP and the 1989 "Resident Mockery" tape. The LP also includes two previously unreleased songs (Resident Mockery, Tea and Peace) from the recording session of 1984. The LP comes in a beautiful Inside Out cover plus a 16-page booklet with lyrics, band history and many pictures of bands, posters and flyers , As always with Brigade Fozzy: everything in black and white.
