The Accelerators kick off the 7" with two fast and snotty tunes with great sing along vocals in the vein of Screeching Weasel and The Queers, if you got you hands on "My Baby Is An Undertaker" this record will give you exactly what you want but showing the bands great new direction. Ox really nailed his vocals in these recordings.

Then you go from A to Z with the Zatopeks who are playing two infectious songs in there rare but amazing style of PunkRock'n'Roll. They have perfected what they do and im sure after hearing it you will agree.

THIS IS A PRE ORDER! ALL RECORDS WILL BE SENT OUT AFTER THE 24/25TH OF OCTOBER (THE MONSTER ZERO MASH)

First Pressing - 500 Black 7"

Split acoustic record from two of the greatest names in pop punk. Kepi Ghoulie from the Groovie Ghoulies and Flav Giorgini from Squirtgun

Seven tracks of infectious screeching weasel style pop punk! Includes four brand new songs and three reworkings of songs from the demo that really benefit from the re-recording. fans of their tracks on the split with the Grizzley Ends split CD can't go wrong with this!

Split with Oscars Eye Recordings

Pressing Information:

200 CD's

“My Baby Is An Undertaker” is the first vinyl release by The Accelerators. A four track 7 inch of pure dutch punk rock on black vinyl. released on two different labels from two different countries. featuring a song with members of Retarded, The Apers and The Zatopeks taking over the lead vocals and artwork by Stefan Stardumb.

Split release with Skin Tight Records

Pressing Information:

520 black vinyl

5 test pressing

Belgium's finest punk rockers deliver eight straight up, fast and snotty tunes in the vein of screeching weasel or the queers. three chords and a fuck you attitude, this is 100 mph at its purest.

CD version available

Pressing Information:

330 Black Vinyl

CAPGUNS 'N' COKE VS THE GRIZZLEY ENDS 12 TRACK SPLIT CD



Capguns 'N' Coke play straight up, three chord pop punk on their six songs, taking the irreverent attitude and snotty vocals of Screeching Weasel, the 'songs about girls' formula of The Apers and the occasional venture into 1950s rock ‘n’ roll territory, stringing it all together with catchy sing-along choruses and melodic lead guitar lines.

The Grizzley Ends take a more British approach to pop punk, playing songs that could have been released on Crackle Records in the mid-1990s! Fans of Skimmer and Crocodile God should find themselves singing along to their six infectious tunes in no time!

Pressing Information:

550 CD's