Varukers: One Struggle One Fight 12" (new)
Havoc rep ress of this long out of print Lp from 1985. Varukers were one of the best English bands of the 80s. Their early 80's material was a great mix of Discharge and slightly more punk bands like One Way System or the Partisans. This LP saw the Varukers heading into a much heavier more hardcore and metal influenced direction. This LP was very much in step with the tenor of the times coming out in 1985 it's hardcore punk meets metal sound put it on par with contemporary bands like Antisystem and Antisect. The Varukers broke up soon after this LP, only to reform in the 90's and are still going strong today. I bought this LP when it came out and it's been a personal favorite of mine for a long time, although I feel it's gone pretty over looked falling in between early 80's Uk hardcore and the rise of crust.
Havoc rep ress of this long out of print Lp from 1985. Varukers were one of the best English bands of the 80s. Their early 80's material was a great mix of Discharge and slightly more punk bands like One Way System or the Partisans. This LP saw the Varukers heading into a much heavier more hardcore and metal influenced direction. This LP was very much in step with the tenor of the times coming out in 1985 it's hardcore punk meets metal sound put it on par with contemporary bands like Antisystem and Antisect. The Varukers broke up soon after this LP, only to reform in the 90's and are still going strong today. I bought this LP when it came out and it's been a personal favorite of mine for a long time, although I feel it's gone pretty over looked falling in between early 80's Uk hardcore and the rise of crust.
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Havoc rep ress of this long out of print Lp from 1985. Varukers were one of the best English bands of the 80s. Their early 80's material was a great mix of Discharge and slightly more punk bands like One Way System or the Partisans. This LP saw the Varukers heading into a much heavier more hardcore and metal influenced direction. This LP was very much in step with the tenor of the times coming out in 1985 it's hardcore punk meets metal sound put it on par with contemporary bands like Antisystem and Antisect. The Varukers broke up soon after this LP, only to reform in the 90's and are still going strong today. I bought this LP when it came out and it's been a personal favorite of mine for a long time, although I feel it's gone pretty over looked falling in between early 80's Uk hardcore and the rise of crust.
