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In a scene that has been recently plagued by makeup and darkness, the DESCENDENTS put some fun back in punk with a dose of bathroom humor, songs of love and life, catchy hooks, a caffeinated rhythm section, and of course the mighty Milo

In 1993 Propagandhi recorded their first album, How to Clean Everything, and released it via a then fledgling Fat Wreck Chords. Needless to say the album was hugely successful at not only putting the label on the map, but even more so, at establishing Pro

A brash, unapologetic blend of electronic, dance, punk, industrial, and pop music, No Lube So Rude exists at the intersection of the personal and the political, where the body serves not only as a sexual and spiritual vessel, but also as the front line in

Features a new clown on the album cover. Warning: owning this record might piss off your army recruiter, grizzled grampa, or those wacky flag wavin' nationalist buddies of yours. Reissue of NOFX's first studio full length on Fat! The band tackles serious

Propagandhi returned with their second record in 1996. Less Talk, More Rock (an ironic title choice, as the band are known for their lengthy, political stage banter) marked a conscious decision to be more confrontational, including the presence of the ter

Twenty years after its initial release, Propagandhi's, Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes, has finally been given the remix it deserves! The legendary 2001 release has also been newly remastered from the original reels by Jason Livermore from The Blasting