Dec 14, 2006 • 1 min read

New DIY compilation charts independent music since punk

A new compilation 'DIY: The Rise Of The Independent Music Industry After Punk' collects twenty self-released tracks from the late seventies, out 26 Feb.

Now this is an interesting sounding compo - 'DIY: The Rise Of The Independent Music Industry After Punk' celebrates the trend of artists self-releasing their early work which really began in the late seventies - ie around about 30 years ago. The album includes twenty tracks that began life as such limited edition pressings, either released by artists themselves, or by tiny independents, often run by their mates. The tracklisting runs as follows...

1. Buzzcocks - Boredom

2. Kleenex - Ain't You

3. A.P.B. - All Your Life With Me

4. Fire Engines - Everything's Roses

5. The Naffis - Slice 1

6. Swell Maps - Let's Build A Car

7. Thomas Leer - Tight As A Drum

8. The Last Gang - Spirit of Youth

9. Patrick Fitzgerald - Babysitter

10. Glaxo Babies - Shake (The Foundations)

11. The Flys - Love And A Molotov Cocktail

12. Blurt - The Fish Needs A Bike

13. Scritti Politti - Skank Bloc Bologna

14. The Frantic Elevators - Every Day I Die

15. Icon A.D. - Fight For Peace

16. Artery - The Slide

17. Throbbing Gristle - Distant Dreams (Part Two)

18. Windows Creation Rebel AKA Creation Dub

19. Tom Lucy - Paris, France

20. Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Paint Your Wagon

The album is out on 26 Feb, press info from Coalition.

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