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• SUBHUMANS Vinyl Records and CDs: There's a reason the Subhumans logo is painted on the back of so many leather jackets. They were a great band whose music is ageless. Rage, passion and urgency is catapulted from every thickly accented vocal, every guitar chord, in everyone of their amazingly well-crafted songs.

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• This is a recent live set from the band in the shaknuadaravusida.xyzinfo blaze through a marathonic 26 song-set of their best songs from their entire discography -fortunately including a lot from their first eps,coz those are the ones I'm familiar with- in a relentless,fast and raw way,wisely leaving the slow and or ska-styled ones for the studio nevertheless giving the songs a more rock n roll oriented 5/5(14).

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• Double Live Concept Thing Two Half-Gigs For The Price Of One RECORDED LEEDS ADAM 'N' EVES Tracks A1 - A12 Recorded on 23/10/ Tracks B1 - B6 Recorded on 24/7/ Dick voice. Bruce gtr. Phil bass. Trotsky drums5/5(1).

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• Check out Subhumans on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon.

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• Aug 31,  · Subhumans' new album "Crisis Point" is out September 13th on 12" colored vinyl, CD, & cassette! Order a copy of the album: shaknuadaravusida.xyzinfospressrecords.c.

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• The best material this band ever recorded are their first 4 ep'shaknuadaravusida.xyzinfo they're all here,beautifully remastered (the sound is excellent).Clocking in at a decent 42 minutes+,this is a skull-splitting record,with the guitar so loud and bright few people will be able to enjoy this as /5(30).

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• The Subhumans are a punk rock band formed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in [1] Known by pejorative, punk rock nicknames, original members were known simply as "Useless" (Gerry Hannah), "Dimwit" (Ken Montgomery), "Wimpy" (Brian Roy Goble) and "Normal" (Mike Graham).

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• Mini-LP and 84's "Rats" EP, the Subhumans kept their typically hectic live schedule touring in the USA and throughout Europe. In many ways I feel this period saw the band even further expanding their musical abilities as players, their lyrical prowess, and most importantly the pallet of sound from which they drew inspiration, resulting in the /5(22).

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