4-Way Split

Issued in a card-stock picture sleeve with a glossy 2-sided lyric/credits insert. Note: "coke-bottle green" vinyl is very subtle and can almost be confused with clear (see images). What's going on these days for hardcore punk in the Northeast? Well, that's a very big question. This split is one possible good answer. Featuring the following: URBAN WASTE-NYHC since 1981 who is contributing their 2nd batch of new material since the 80's. NOTOX-Will Sullivan & Sam Jodrey of Toxic Narcotic with Pat Faherty of 26 Beers. The sheer combination of musicianship & brutality on these tracks is out of control. If you like Toxic Narcotic or Mouth Sewn Shut this is for you. THE NASTY-Dover, NH hardcore punk carrying on with 2 fast raw tracks. First new material in 2 years & the final recorded material with that lineup. RED TAPE-The youngest & sharpest band in the Northeast right now. Includes a killer Charles Bronson cover followed by a brand new original. The writing & production is far above what you'd expect from young kids. This is a follow-up track to their still brand new self-titled LP available through Pine Hill. Each band contributed 2 brand new tracks for this split, making it fresh. Pressing: 500 TOTAL Coke Bottle Green - 125 Copies White - 125 Copies Clear - 125 Copies Red - 125 Copies Every copy comes with a digital download card for the "but I don't have a record player" jerks.