Switchlight Records Split Vol.1: The Negatives/Vitiators

No Future Records 1982? Nix, Switchlight Records 2011.
Skivan damp ner i brevlådan igår & har sedan dess gått varm...
The Negatives som aldrig tidigare vart mer än en axelryckning & Vitiators som jag spanat in på Facebook har vart "så där..."

Men herre jävlar vad bra denna plattan är! Inte ett endaste dåligt spår, Streetpunk, Oi! & Punk, kalla det vad ni vill. Detta är så sjukt bra.
I pressbaldet näms namn som Sex Pistols, Street Dogs, Dropkick Murphys, Motorhead.... skit samma,  jag tycker denna platta knockar de nämda banden med hästlängder.
Punk med hjärna & attityd, allsång & bärs, fotboll & pogo...
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Switchlight Records proudly presents another kick-ass punk rock release from the Swedish shores with the start of a brand new split series. Starting out with The Negatives (Swe) and Vitiators. Limited to 1000 copies on MCD in digipack cover, the split features four pogo friendly punk rock tracks from each band. Pulling together the successful lineup from the critically acclaimed third album “At The End Of The Rope” (2007, Bad Dog/Core Tex Records) The Negatives are back stronger than ever! After a short hiatus they’ve set out to record their 4th album of their own brand of streetwise punkrock starting with the split MCD with fellow Swedish punkrock band The Vitiators The Negatives are a punkrock out!t from Landskrona, Sweden, that got started in 1999 with members from legendary Swedish punk bands The Bristles, Existenz and Skalatones as well as Gypsy Pistoleros. Their music has been compared to bands like Street Dogs, Dropkick Murphys, Sex Pistols and The Business but still they maintain a !ercely independent sound. Vitiators, is a punk rock out!t from the south of Sweden with members from the now gone, but not forgotten bands like - CDCP, The Kalashnikov Orchestra and Royal Stakeout. With razor-sharp guitars, alarming drums and merciless vocals, Vitiators prove they are a band to be reckoned with. Infuenced by such distinguished acts like Motörhead, GBH, Exploited and more - Vitiators will surely leave no one untouched with their furious punk rock assault. These four brand new songs is just a little display of what to come, in the near future Vitiators will return with their debut full-length album Tracklist The Negatives                                          Vitiators Productivity Protocol                                  Fuck the World Latter Day Letter                                        Street Rebel Freedom                                                     Vitiators Nevermind Mankind                                   Get In Line Listen HERE