v/a- I DON'T CARE Vol.2: DUTCH PUNK 1977-1983 2LP minimal who surfaced on the “FM-BX

who surfaced on the “FM-BX Society Tape” in 1981 with four amazing songs of shimmering Kleenex/Delta 5/Au Pairs-ish brilliance

and here’s the definitive statement so far: a compilation of L

Third Man collectively feels like a bunch of teenage fanboys with the release of The Shaw Tapes: Live in Detroit 5/27/88

Fred is one who knows

played at deafening volume (with liberal use of tremolo arm) and

v/a- I DON'T CARE Vol.2: DUTCH PUNK 1977-1983 2LP minimal who surfaced on the “FM-BXThe image the term "Dutch punk" conjures up for many is that of the pitched battles during the squat clearances and the coronation of Queen Beatrix, in 1980. This is a shame as the equally tough, committed music that the Dutch punks made tends to get overlooked. Prey to many socio and economic forces, and often having to rely on its own ingenuity, Dutch punk was one of the most resilient and flexible of musical movements, spawning bands as brilliant