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Los Bitchos: Let the Festivities Begin! Ltd Clr
LP Record LP, red coloured vinyl, limited Los Chrismos edition.
Los Bitchos: Let The Festivities Begin! Ltd Clr Light
LP Record LP, Light Green Vinyl Limited Edition.
Fugazi: Fugazi
LP Record Fugazi: Fugazi (7 Songs) is the debut EP from the American post-hardcore band Fugazi, released in November 1988 on Dischord Records. This seminal record captures the raw energy and intensity of the Washington D.C. punk scene, featuring eight tracks that showcase the band's innovative blend of punk rock ethos and a more complex, rhythm-driven sound. The EP includes iconic tracks like "Waiting Room", which became one of the band's most famous anthems, alongside "Bulldog Front", "Bad Mouth", and "Give Me The Cure". Each song is defined by Fugazi's signature combination of incisive lyrics, dynamic shifts, and a DIY approach to music creation.
Fugazi: Instrument soundtrack
LP Record Product information: The band's name is derived from the acronym Fugazi, which is American slang from the Vietnam War era. Fugazi was short for "Fucked Up, Got Ambushed, Zipped In," referring to a hopeless combat situation. Fugazi emerged from the Washington D.C. punk and hardcore scene of the 1980s. They release their music on the Dischord record label, founded by Fugazi member Ian MacKaye, who previously gained fame with various D.C. punk bands (e.g., Minor Threat). The band uses the freedom of action that a non-commercial label provides to maintain certain principles, such as low-priced concerts, all-ages shows, and no large-scale events.
Fugazi: The Argument
LP Record Product information: The band's name is derived from the acronym Fugazi, an American slang term from the Vietnam War era. Fugazi stood for "Fucked Up, Got Ambushed, Zipped In," referring to a hopeless combat situation. Fugazi emerged from the Washington D.C. punk and hardcore scene of the 1980s. They release their music on the Dischord record label, which was founded by Fugazi member Ian MacKaye, previously known for his work with various D.C. punk bands (such as Minor Threat). The band uses the creative freedom afforded by the non-commercial label to uphold certain principles, such as low-priced concerts, all-ages shows, and no large-scale events.
