A new batch of records has arrived in with a lot of classics and must have that are constantly going out of stock there must be a reason for this 😉
New arrivals this week comes from Phobia Records the Czech Republic D-Beat factory who have been pumping out the releases of recent and we have a few new entries and a couple of restocks
Another week and more records have arrived in this time a bunch of records I think most people will already have or eyeing spot for in their collection. We got not one but two different Dystopia double LP reissues in, Tankcrimes recently released The Aftermath as 2×12″ on clear vinyl, made up of all Dystopia […]
A shipment from Chainbreaker Records landed in, a label ran by Chris from Subordinate including some of their crustacular releases incuding Speedkobra, Iskra, along some other great releases from Accidente and Grand Collapse.
We have printed Distro-y Records merch in the form of t-shirts and tote bags all of which we are proud to announce has been printed on ethical sourced clothing through our friends over at No Sweat.
We got a bunch of releases in from Relapse Records Repulsion, Primitive Man, Death, Nothing, Pig Destroyer
New arrivals this week come as part of a trade with Polish label Up The Punx Records with releases from Barrenfields, Moribund Scum, Gränslandet and Drip Of Lies. Drip Of Lies are back after 5 years since their last split release and 7 long years since their acclaimed debut “Failure”, one of the bleakest Polish […]
A bunch of releases have landed into the including some new and some classic records and some recently represses including releases from Angel Dust, Youth Of Today, Constant Elevation, Warzone….. Youth Of Today “Can’t Close My Eyes” 7″ was originally released by Positive Force Records in 1985 later reissued by Caroline Records as a 12″ […]
With the Grief Eater self titled debut 12″ to be released before the end of the year, you can now listen to the Grief Eater – S/T 12″ on Distro-y bandcamp. Grief Eater – S/T by Grief Eater “Grief Eater‘s influences feel like they’re breaking social distancing rules, as the Dubliners’ self-titled debut feels like […]