.Seven Deadly Sins Compilation. A Collection of Four Split 7"s (Hater of God Records)
Elegant and impressive packaging mark this stunning release from the Hater of God record label. This compilation is four 7"s split between several intense HC bands, each devoting their side of a record to one of the seven big ones (according to christian teachings: sloth, envy, rage, idolatry, lust, etc.). Since KTMWQ is so very tough, we were given the sin of rage, which we depict with two brand new songs and a revamped, new version of "A General Lack of Integrity" (appearing originally on our split 7" w/the Shoplifters). Our 7" in the set is split with our friends from Chicago, the now defunct MK Ultra (ex-bronson/crudos.. ooh, ahhh). Other bands included in the box set are Catharsis, Unruh, Damad, Ruination and the Black Hand.
.Pigeon English. 7" EP (ourselves)
A 6 song 7" of the band's most aggressive songs to date, targeting US
militarism, greedy HC bands, homophobia, bosses, partner violence, and
religious junk.
The first 1000 come on hand screened covers designed by Philadelphia
underground artist, Brian Vox of the 1026 Space and Gallery, and
quickly sold
out and remained unavailable for nearly a year while our lazy asses
tried to
get new covers printed for the next batch of records.
Finally, the 7"
is
available again, and Brian's mad cuz we've owed him money forever.
The 300 on limited edition white vinyl now gone.
.Kill The Man Who Questions / Shoplifters. split 7" EP (our friends)
Released in the fall of 1997, three fast punk songs from KTMWQ which
only
appear on this split. Our side is worth hearing just for the great
sample in
the beginning. Some would say this sounds rawer and punker than our
more
recent releases.
.Sugar Industry. LP/CD (coalition records)
Released on CD and LP format by Holland's Coalition Records, the same
dutchies who delivered records from Drop Dead, MK Ultra, Seein' Red,
ChazBronsie, Vorhees, etc. 15 songs of pissed off, "no i don't fit in
to your
christian, all-american, border-patrolling, booze-guzzling, womanizing
skitty
shitty system"punk rock. Comes with a nice booklet I made at work.
Here's
what the critics are saying...
"Probably the best hardcore record since the uppercut LP"--Kent
McClard.
"Combining the soulful funk of 24-7 Spyz with the electronica flavor of
Morcheeba, this is a real gem, reminiscent of Uniform Choice's Staring
at the
Sun. How do they keep turning out the hits!?"--Martie Sorrendeguy.
"This is classic, beer-swilling, fist-pumping Oi for the white working
class
with lyrics that aren't afraid to stand up and say, 'I'm an alchoholic,
patriotic shithead.'--Mickey Fitz, The Business.
.Kill The Man Who Questions self-titled. 7" EP (bloodlink records)
Five strong songs with a weak recording, but hey, what do you expect
from a
bunch of amateurs, anyway? Released in the summer of 1998 before our
first
big U.S. tour with Inept (featuring future Maximum Rock 'N Roll
coordinator
Mike Thorn--who played guitar for us in Europe and wore a Crucifix
patch and
a Seein' Red shirt for 30-days straight). Even if you don't like the
songs
(you'd have to be nuts not to, we rule), you'll love the artwork
equating
youth crew revival to "return-to-better-days" right wing nutjob Rush
Limbaugh. Oh we're so controversial... and dumb.
.Second Hand Citizens Volume One. 7" Compilation (us and our friends)
This record came out in early 1997 and documented the tail-end of a
really
exciting time in Philly punk some will fondly look back on as "the
Stalag
years," where many exciting bands played and influenced the underground
scene. The compilation features one exclusive song from us, Ink And
Dagger,
Underprivileged Nation, Manual Seven and Dis Sucks. Our song, "One
Nation
Under God," was the first we ever recorded.
.Demo Cleverly Disguised As A 7". Casette Only (OUT OF PRINT)
We recorded a live demo and packaged it as a 7" and filled the inside
with
broken pieces of other 7"s so people would think...
1) they bought a 7"
instead
of a demo tape,
2) they'd been ripped off cuz the 7" was smashed inside
and
3) we were morons for going through all the trouble.
.Seven Deadly Sins Box Set. 7" Series (Hater Of God Records...Out
Soon!!)
Hater Of God Records (Monster X, Human Greed, etc.) will soon be
releasing an
elaborately packaged box set of 3 split 7"s where each band gets one
side of
a record based on one of the seven big ones. KTMWQ got "rage," since
we're
obviously so tough, and shares a 7" with Chicago's MK Ultra who got
"envy"
and used it as an opportunity to cover four songs from a bunch of bands
they
envy (faith, feederz, life'sblood and..oh i forget). Also included are
the
Black Hand and oh I forget.
.NOT COMING SOON.
For whatever reason, the following are records rumored to be happening,
which
are in fact definitely NOT happening:
CD Discography on Bloodlink Records
Split 7" with Murdock on Ed Walters Records
Split 12" with United Super Villains or Dearborn SS on Deranged Records
split 7" with Bratmobile split released between K and Lengua Armada
Records
"Droppin' More Suckaz Than A Clumsy Kid At A Lollipop Factory" CD EP on
Victory
Most compilations for which we paid to record and designed artwork.
(* All of the above 7"s are available by writing the band for $3.50 US
ppd,
although we never complain when people round up and send us an even
$4.00.
The LP is $8.00 US and the CD is $9.00 US. We prefer to deal with
well-concealed cash or money orders. Checks are okay too and should be
made
payable to Andrew Martini)