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Exit-Stance - While Backs Are Turned... (Vinyl)
Exit-Stance - While Backs Are Turned... (Vinyl)
Artist: Exit-Stance
- Label
- Radiation Reissues
- Cat No
- RRS 219
- Released
- 2023
- Pressing
- Italy
- Styles
- Punk
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| Artist | Exit-Stance |
|---|---|
| Format | Vinyl |
| Label | Radiation Reissues |
| Catalogue no. | RRS 219 |
| Genre | Punk and Rock |
| Released | 20 October 2023 |
| Barcode | 8055515235012 |
Exit-Stance — While Backs Are Turned...
Format: Vinyl • Label: Radiation Reissues (RRS 219) • Released: 2023 • Pressing: Italy • Genre: Punk
Tracklist:
A1. The Voiceless Now Have A Voice (Pt. 1)
A2. Slaughterhouse
A3. They Kill Dogs
A4. The Voiceless Now Have A Voice (Pt. 2)
B1. Christian Militia
B2. I Have No Gun (But I Can Spit)
B3. The Shit Still Stinks
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Exit-Stance were one of the heavier sounding 'Anarcho' bands, from Milton Keynes, UK.
Formed in 1982 from an earlier band called 'Fuck Authority', by members Mark 'Jevs' Jeavons, Dave Paul, and Sean Finnis. The band then brought in sixteen-year-old drummer, Andy Williams, allowing Mark to go back to being bassist. The band then decided to record a small set and had their friend Tom Dallen help them go on a small tour. They were eventually banned from playing gigs for displaying disturbing art behind themselves on the walls, that attacked religion.
Back home the band received a call from Colin Jerwood of Conflict, who invited the band down to Alaska Studios to record a track for a compilation.They managed to record their song fast enough to record several more songs, which were ultimately released as their first E.P. titled . Whilst preparing to tour their first E.P., alongside Conflict the band got into a bad car accident, resulting in Andy being taken to the hospital unconscious, slung over someone's shoulder. After the tour, Andy left the band due to an illness and was replaced by their friend Darren 'Daz' Pugh who played some shows with the band until he ditched them at a gig, leaving Conflict's drummer Paco to fill in. The band then managed to get in touch with Andy and they begged him to rejoin the band, which he agreed to do.
Andy returned just in time to record the 12" which was released in 1986,and a tour was played with Conflict to promote it. The tour involved several gigs were they had to fight back against constant threats from skinheads and the police. Unfortunately, the band became disillusioned with the scene, claiming to have gotten tired of the'constant criticism... being judged all the time, attacked for not being perfect,... people always wondering if we were conforming to the 'anarchist rule book'! ' The band did begin working on their next album, but split while writing new material
In 2003 the band reformed, but it didn't last long and they split soon after.
Formed in 1982 from an earlier band called 'Fuck Authority', by members Mark 'Jevs' Jeavons, Dave Paul, and Sean Finnis. The band then brought in sixteen-year-old drummer, Andy Williams, allowing Mark to go back to being bassist. The band then decided to record a small set and had their friend Tom Dallen help them go on a small tour. They were eventually banned from playing gigs for displaying disturbing art behind themselves on the walls, that attacked religion.
Back home the band received a call from Colin Jerwood of Conflict, who invited the band down to Alaska Studios to record a track for a compilation.They managed to record their song fast enough to record several more songs, which were ultimately released as their first E.P. titled . Whilst preparing to tour their first E.P., alongside Conflict the band got into a bad car accident, resulting in Andy being taken to the hospital unconscious, slung over someone's shoulder. After the tour, Andy left the band due to an illness and was replaced by their friend Darren 'Daz' Pugh who played some shows with the band until he ditched them at a gig, leaving Conflict's drummer Paco to fill in. The band then managed to get in touch with Andy and they begged him to rejoin the band, which he agreed to do.
Andy returned just in time to record the 12" which was released in 1986,and a tour was played with Conflict to promote it. The tour involved several gigs were they had to fight back against constant threats from skinheads and the police. Unfortunately, the band became disillusioned with the scene, claiming to have gotten tired of the'constant criticism... being judged all the time, attacked for not being perfect,... people always wondering if we were conforming to the 'anarchist rule book'! ' The band did begin working on their next album, but split while writing new material
In 2003 the band reformed, but it didn't last long and they split soon after.
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