PROTAGANISTS - 1983-1985 LP ska it doesn’t lead to groundbreaking

it doesn’t lead to groundbreaking ideas on generic punk chants like "The More You Use It" or atonal pieces like "Fall on Yr Face"

See for yourself - the show’s score has now been released through KRUNK under the title 22° Lunar Halo

you’ve just got to applaud their chops

not to mention a catchy Saloman chorus

The track ‘I Thought You Were My Friend’ was recorded at these sessions A few weeks later a major record deal was agreed with Gem Records/RCA and ‘Causing Complications’ came out in March

PROTAGANISTS - 1983-1985 LP ska it doesn’t lead to groundbreakingHighly recommended. Limited edition of 500 copies on blue vinyl. Includes inner sleeve with liner notes and photos. Naperville, Illinois' PROTAGONISTS formed in the wake of the first wave of Chicago hardcore punk. Instead of being inspired by the first generation weirdo Chicago punks like Silver Abuse and Tutu And The Pirates or the hardcore legion that followed (AOF, ROTA, Negative Element, etc.), Protagonists drew their motivation from sources as