v/a- PUBLIC SERVICE LP diy He started the esteemed ICR

He started the esteemed ICR (Integrated Circuit Recordings) label in 1981 releasing a clutch of wonderful home recordings of his own

Recommended for fans of DUB

Best Coast

This compilation also features tracks from subsequent Trance Port releases: LA Mantra 2’s "Queen Of The Nile" and Phantom Takes’ "The Moth"

when the band abandoned the polished and well-produced Godflesh-worshiping drum machine-based industrial metal sound of its early and mid '90s beginnings and opted to home-record everything thereafter on a four track recorder and steer their sound toward a more death metal/crust hybridized sound influenced by bands like Amebix

v/a- PUBLIC SERVICE LP diy He started the esteemed ICRThe classic sought after 1981 American punk compilation originally released on pioneering Southern California label Smoke 7 Records, reissued on vinyl for the first time. The compilation features some of the earliest recordings from Bad Religion and Red Cross and also contains rare tracks from popular '80s punk bands RF7, Circle One and Disability.