THE EXPLOITED - JESUS IS DEAD ROUGH JUSTICE 12" EP VINYL

The Exploited's "Death Before Dishonour": a sonic Molotov cocktail hurled into the heart of a complacent society. This ain't no polite punk rock protest, folks; it's a full-throated, boot-stomping declaration of war. Wattie Buchan's vocals are a guttural howl from the depths of working-class rage

The Exploited's "Jesus Is Dead": a blasphemous middle finger to organized religion and societal hypocrisy. Wattie Buchan's sneering vocals are a razor blade to the throat of complacency, the guitars a buzzsaw to the brain, and the drums a relentless march toward damnation. This ain't no Sunday school

The Exploited's "Let's Start A War": a sonic bomb detonated in the face of Thatcher's warmongering. This ain't no polite protest song, folks; it's a full-throated, spit-in-your-eye rebellion against the powers that be. Wattie Buchan's vocals are a guttural howl against political hypocrisy

The Exploited's "On Stage": A sonic blitzkrieg captured live in all its raw, visceral glory. Forget studio polish and overdubs, folks; this is punk rock in the flesh, warts and all. Wattie Buchan's voice is a rabid dog's bark, the guitars are razor wire cutting through the night, and the drums

The Exploited's "Live at the Whitehouse": Not in Washington, mind you, but a sonic declaration of war nonetheless. This ain't no polite dinner party chatter, folks; it's a raucous, sweat-drenched explosion of punk fury captured on vinyl. Wattie Buchan's voice is a battle cry, the guitars a sonic blitzkrieg,

The Exploited's "The Massacre": a sonic bloodbath splattered across the vinyl battlefield. This ain't no polite punk rock singalong, folks; it's a full-on assault on your eardrums, a relentless barrage of razor-sharp guitars, thunderous drums, and Wattie Buchan's throat-shredding vocals.

The Exploited's "On Stage" (Red Vinyl): A crimson-splattered sonic time capsule, capturing the raw fury of a band and an audience united in rebellion. This ain't no polished studio performance, folks; it's a sweat-drenched, beer-soaked riot on wax. Wattie Buchan's vocals are a guttural war cry

"Punks Not Dead", The Exploited's iconic debut album, is a raw and unapologetic blast of British punk. Released in 1981 on Secret Records, it quickly gained notoriety for its rebellious spirit and aggressive sound. This rare Link Records pressing captures the essence of the era, with anthems like the title track

Released in 1981, "Punks Not Dead" by The Exploited became an instant classic and fueled the UK82 punk movement. This Roadrunner Records pressing of the debut album delivers the raw energy and rebellious spirit that defined the era. Tracks like "Army Life" and "Exploited Barmy Army" resonate with anger and frustration

"Totally Exploited," the debut album by Scottish punk band The Exploited, released in 1981, is a raw and aggressive masterpiece. This 12-inch vinyl album captures the band's rebellious spirit and raw energy, featuring iconic tracks like "Punk's Not Dead" and "Army Life."

"Troops of Tomorrow," The Exploited's 1982 album, marks a significant shift in their sound, incorporating elements of heavy metal while maintaining their punk roots. The 12-inch vinyl album features iconic tracks like "Jimmy Boyle" and "U.S.A.," tackling political issues and social unrest.