I guess musically enough’s been said about this release already. If you’re still interested in it, go here. The interesting thing about this special record is the color, the number of copies that exist and how I got it. Fat’s mail order color was a light blue vinyl with white swirl. For this edition they […]
“This ain’t no ‘punk goes acoustic’ bullshit.” That’s what you can read on the sticker on the front cover. What can you expect from a record that is labelled and characterized like that? Darius Koski also writes most of the songs for “his” band Swingin’ Utters and they usually turn out really good. So, first […]
To be honest, the speed at which the Utters release new material is breath-taking. I often wonder how they manage to put out decent albums with so little time in between as yet gain, Fistful Of Hollow is a solid album. Maybe not the best they have ever released, but solid. There are even some […]
Flexi Pack #1: Black, blue + yellow Flexi Pack #2: Green, red + white The selection of bands and songs is badass and the idea is pretty cool too: Two 7’’ packs each filled with three differently colored square-shaped flexi discs. As far as I can remember those were the first flexi discs Fat has […]
Today I found another package with another classic record at my doorstep – A Juvenile Product Of The Working Class by Swingin’ Utters. It’s the original Fat Wreck Chords pressing from 1996 on semi-opaque pink vinyl. Musically, it has always been my favorite Utters album. I got into them with that album when it was […]
