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The Active Listener Sampler 42

The Active Listener Sampler 42 This sampler has been a little longer coming than most as Ive had all sorts of other things going on outside of the Active Listener keeping me busy, but the wait has been well worth it. This time we have a really fascinating assortment of tracks from recently reviewed material, upcoming releases and a few wildcards by complete unknowns which have completely blown me away (check out that Todd Sinclair track!). Joseph Sampson has provided us with the lovely sleeve art for this release - his first for us, but hopefully not his last! You can see more of his work here: www.instagram.com/kidcre8ive/ www.Behance.net/kidcre8ive As always, donations are appreciated and help us cover our costs and keep us doing what we do for you. Free downloads are of course welcome as well. Heres the full tracklist, with download and streaming link below. Enjoy! 1. Moonsicles - The Frozen Pond 03:25 2. Todd Sinclair - African Time 04:01 3. Junkboy - Fulfill 02:53 4. Drakkar Nowhe...

The Day After The Sabbath 42 Nazi Apocalypse Punk pt 1

The Day After The Sabbath 42 Nazi Apocalypse Punk pt 1 Download from: [mf] or [mg] pass:  tdats The idea of TDATS 42 was to find tracks that have punk rock attitude, but also fit in with the proto-heavy sounds of my other compilations. Its a varied mix of acts. Some are retrospectively regarded as proto-punk (Simply Saucer, Rocket from the Tombs and Death) and some sound to me like they have the spirit of punk, be they obscure singles, odd-tracks out from albums that are otherwise not overtly punk (like Pau Riba and My Solid Ground) or tracks from 70s heavy albums that happen to be the fastest or most attitude-filled. Gedo Gedo , a Japanese band I have used once before on the Japanese vol 36, kick things off with a track from their 74 debut which conveys the energy of their live shows. Third World War could be regarded as one of the very first UK punk bands, having leftist political themes with a working-class sneer, preaching violence in 1971. Third World War ...