Showing posts with label Pensacola punk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pensacola punk. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 24, 2015

DICKS FROM MARS Harder 2015

Some local Pensacola hardcore with a nice nod to Minor Threat. Check it out!
 
 


Guitar and Vocals - Drew Coats
Drums - Brandon Ballard

Thanks to our parents for not killing us.
Thanks to Patrick Hutchinson of 'Company of Ghosts' for recording and mastering us.
Thanks to Miller Hawkins for the original album picture shot on 35mm film, as part of the #CANeraMan project.
Thanks to all of Pensacola and all of our followers for supporting our message, movement, and passion.

All songs written by Dicks From Mars (minus the covers)
All music was recorded LIVE with no midi, no over dubs, no corny effects, and no plastic bullshit to make us sound better or worse. 

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

I.O.D. IN OUR DEFENSE Friday Boys 1997?




I.O.D. (In Our Defense) formed during the heydays of the Pensacola, Florida punk rock scene around the year 1997. This was their only release that I know of. They sold the tape at a local indie record store so I am hoping they won't kill me for posting this. I fucking love it!

I ripped it from the original cassette. Enjoy this hardcore punk gem.

Caveat: there is a brief blank spot in the tape at about the 15 minute mark.

Friday, November 5, 2010

INQUISITION Revolution, I Think It's Called Inspiration 1996

And Thomas Barnett of Inquisition has a new band, Strike Anywhere, who played at Vinyl in Pensacola last night. Sorry Chris W. for the late post but thanks for letting me upload this.

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Maggot Sandwich "Get Off the Stage" 1987




Formed in 1984 here in Pensacola, Florida, Maggot Sandwich became the most well known punk band in the state. Formed by Vik Kaos and his brother Steev, Maggot Sandwich was not the first name for the band. When they first started jamming together, they called the band Kaos but it turned out there were a lot of bands with that name already so they went with the tasty Maggot Sandwich. Vik Kaos formed his own label, KML Records, around 1985 and released a 7 inch, Dead To My World. Five hundred copies were pressed. Two years later, the full length LP Get Off the Stage was released. Around this time I believe Vik Kaos published a zine called Maggot Sandwich. Speaking of zines, MS received several record reviews in Maximum Rock n Roll, including a Pensacola scene report. They opened for a lot of bands you already love: Suicidal Tendencies, Dead Kennedys, Adrenalin O.D., SNFU, Government Issue, The Descendants, Agnostic Front, DRI, Henry Rollins, Bad Brains , Circle Jerks and Raw Power.
In the mid-90's, I was working in a local indy record store when someone came across an old stash of Maggot Sandwich LPs, 7 inchers of Headless Marines and a ton of Headless Marines and Maggot Sandwich stickers. We ended up selling the whole stash which made us feel a bit nostalgic for the old days. Enjoy!

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