Doomed To Extinction

Instinct Of Survival

In Conspiracy With Crust: The Stenchcore Sessions

Doomed To Extinction

***Hamburg's long-running and best-known crust punk band, Instinct of Survival, delivers a raw and unrelenting collection with In Conspiracy With Crust: The Stenchcore Sessions. This “demo album” features 14 gritty, unpolished tracks that capture the band's unmistakable sound—a style that can't be recreated in a professional studio. Entirely self-recorded by the band, these tracks embody the true spirit of DIY punk. Limited to 400 copies on 180-gram black vinyl, housed in 24pt board jackets.

Katorga

Hellfire

Doomed To Extinction

***Following a demo tape and a successful European tour, Melbourne's Katorga unleashes their debut vinyl release, Hellfire. Drawing influence from classic UK crust bands like Axegrinder and Amebix, Katorga delivers a crushing sound filled with raging riffs and raw power. With only 200 copies available, this 7” encapsulates the ferocity of their live performances, capturing a moment of pure, unbridled energy in every track. Hellfire is a must-have for fans of the darker, heavier side of punk.

Morbid Humour

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Doomed To Extinction

***Formed around 1982/1983 Morbid Humour had its roots in several Bradford bands: Subvert, The Abhorred, Anti System, Dachau, and The Barbed Wire Bootboys.

Romanticne Boje

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Doomed To Extinction

***Romantične Boje (translated as Romantic Colors) holds a special place in the history of Southeast European music. As the first synth-pop band from Niš, Serbia (then Yugoslavia), the band, led by Zoran Cvetković Cvele, carved out a unique sound between 1983 and 1986. Their music received rave reviews from critics, and their tracks enjoyed airplay on radio stations throughout the region. Their video for Tišina (Silence) became a defining moment of the era. Now, 30 years after their breakup, Doomed To Extinction Records has issued their self-titled album—originally recorded in 1986 by Predrag Cvetičanin (Dobri Isak) in his home studio in Niš. This album stands as a rare and precious gem of 80s synth music from the Balkans, capturing a unique moment in time when the region's music scene was experimenting with new electronic sounds and futuristic vibes.