Review of five EPs by Kakka-Hata 77, Arroganta Agitatorer, Liberate, Nashville Pussy and Electric Frankenstein ranging from ‘77 Punk to ‘80s Hardcore Punk, Japcore and last but not least High Energy Punk’N’Roll.

Review of both EP’s by early Swiss Punks Sozz from the Berne Region.

Review of The Brat “Attitudes” LP on Radiation Records.

Review of Spain’s Interterror “Sublevacion” LP.

Review of the ‘80s Double-LP “The End of an Era” (The Best of Rot Records)

Review of Deborah Curtis’ book “Touching from a Distance” about Ian Curtis and Joy Division.

Review of pre-Joy Division band Warsaw’s “An Ideal For Killing” LP (Fan-Club)

Review of the 1st self-titled Hans-A-Plast LP from Germany

Review of Paranoia “Shattered Glass” LP on Rot Records

Review of Kevin Mattson’s “We’re Not Here To Entertain” book about Punk Rock, Ronald Reagan and the ‘80s cultural war

Review of the 1st The Jam LP “In the City”

Review of the “Zuri Punx” Single and the “S/T” 12” reissue by Swiss Punks Sperma

Review of Houston’s Legionaire’s Disease “Catch the Disease” 10”

Review of Keith Morris’ book “My Damage” with Jim Ruland

Review of three reissues of The Stiffs EPs and Singles on 1977 Records from Japan

Review of the Frites Modern “Veel, Vet, Goor En Duur” LP

Review of Penetration’s “Don’t Dictate” and “Life’s a Gamble” Singles

Review of the 415 Music Compilation LP

Review of the Suburban Lawns “S/T” LP reissue

Review of Steve Ignorant’s “The Rest is Propaganda” book