White Label Vandalism Series – Burning Anger

X-CALIBER “demo 1998” 12 EP

Toda — Sat, 04 Jul 2020 21:26:29 +0000

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X-Caliber “demo 1998” “12EP

Hamburg-Switzerland connection. The recordings are from the demo, released as a tape back in 1998. Total devastating hardcore hiphop (Britcore) with 6 vocal tracks and two instrumental tunes. Regular run is 100 copies “12 whitelabel with stamped labels in a silk screen printed outersleeve (layouted by Han Shock) and a black/white both sided printed insert.

https://soundcloud.com/britcore-rawmance-records/x-caliber-snippet

SELBSTJUSTIZ “subliminal apocalypse” “12 EP

Toda — Sat, 04 Jul 2020 21:24:33 +0000

BRITCORE RAWMANCE WHITE LABEL VANDALISM 005 Selbstjustiz “subliminal apocalypse” 12EP
Experiencing the typical career of a Hardcore Hip-Hop/Britcore crew in Germany, Selbstjustiz (German for “Vigilantism”) was founded in the very early 90’s and disbanded sometime in the mid to the late 90’s (1996 in this case) but not without having recorded numerous tracks which then remained unreleased. A career they share with (too) many crews, we are still is on our mission to release as most of these as possible, despite their delay of more than 20 years and consequently the lack of interest within today’s scene. Still, there are some people who have not forgotten and appreciate these releases as us do.
Having started working on their album it remained unfinished when the band split up in 1996. We released a chosen six of these on the series entitled “White Label Vandalism”. Coming with the typical cover of the series with graffiti artwork and of course a release sheet this is naturally a white label release, limited to 100 copies plus 20 test pressing available with inverted artwork, both being available.
Musically sharing a very similar-sounding style with Radical Committee as released earlier in the series, there are also (not only musical) parallels to Morbid Games from Kellinghusen, Germany. Delivering mostly political lyrics in German, English and Turkish the crew is influenced by several musical genres such as Industrial, Punk, Ragga, early Jungle, Orchestral Music, Dub, Jazz and obviously Britcore their music is different, experimental and one never to pigeonhole. Although we chose the more conventional Britcore tunes for this release but make up your own mind. Overall a great example of the spirit of the German Hardcore scene around 1992 to 1995. Jump into the time machine. 100 copies made

RADICAL COMMITTEE “the word is justice” “12EP

Toda — Sat, 04 Jul 2020 21:22:50 +0000

BRITCORE RAWMANCE WHITE LABEL VANDALISM 002
Radical Committee “the word is justice “12EP
Germany 1991-1996. Ultrafast and super raw hardcore hiphop with 5 vocal-tracks, originally released on a demo tape, remastered now. Think classic Silver Bullet (“bring down the walls” era)! Fantastic historical document on how much influence the British HipHop sound spreads over Europe in the early 90ies. All tracks in english language. 100 copies made only

https://soundcloud.com/britcore-rawmance-records/radical-committee-the-word-is-justice-snippet

R.A.F. “demo ’92/’93” “12 EP

Toda — Sat, 04 Jul 2020 21:21:12 +0000

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Reimende AntiFaschisten “demo ’92/’93″12EP
Being one of the very few Britcore crews from Germany rapping in German language, Hamburg Hardcore crew R.A.F. put out two releases on their own, the Jugoslawien EP in 1995 and Das Kommando a year after (not to forget their appearance on the Full Fear Movement 12″) but if you ever saw them live in the early to mid 90’s you will know that these sociopolitical rappers had quite some more tracks which never were released though including some very early material such as “Seit dem Fall der Mauer”, “Unwetter” and “Viele Millionen”. Also, there were further and different early versions of their 1996 slamming title track “Das Kommando”. All these, including one of the early versions of “Das Kommando” are featuring on the newest release of Britcore Rawmance, also including further recordings and demos from the early R.A.F. days, ’92/’93. Converted from old demo tapes the sound quality is mostly rough and dirty (just like demos sounded about 25 years ago) but no excuse there – it’s the best quality available and as always it’s either these or none. limited test pressing with different artwork.

ACTUAL PROOF “demo ’93/’94” 12 EP

Toda — Sat, 04 Jul 2020 21:18:33 +0000

BRITCORE RAWMANCE WHITE LABEL VANDALISM 004 Actual Proof “demo ’93/’94” 12EP
This quite legendary crew from Oberhausen (North Rhine-Westphalia area, Germany) is a characteristic example of the difficulties German Hardcore Hip-Hop bands went through within their career. Having recorded several demos and playing gigs throughout Germany (Actual Proof even played at the infamous “United B-Boys of Norway” jam 1995 in Oslo, Norway), they nevertheless stood there without an own release when they eventually disbanded after the rise and fall of Britcore in Germany and the European mainland. With this, Actual Proof experienced a history similar to other German Hardcore-Hip Hop legends, such as Direkt Action, Syren or Hard Bass although it did look quite well in 1994 when Blue Eyes got them the opportunity to reach a broader audience, even in the UK, with the release of “Underground Unsigned Vol. 1” which featured two tracks from the group. The compilation was meant as a stepping stone for further tracks to be released or even to gain interest from a label to get any of the artists signed. It didn’t happen however, although idea and implementation were great. It took 17 years to have the next and so far only other output by the group which was “Falze Prophets” on Underground United Vol. 2 LP in 2011 (being a demo from 1994), Although Echo Vee was still rapping and featured on releases from Too Strong or Fast Forward over the years. Thankfully, this is changing now and everyone gets to hear further material. As part of Britcore Rawmance’s “White Label Vandalism” series, this white label EP comes in the typical black-and-white printed sleeve complete with release sheet and artwork. There’s a run of 100 regular copies and 20 test pressings with inverted artwork available. Having recorded enough demos for another Actual Proof output in this series, this EP hopefully receives enough interest and feedback to make a further Actual Proof release happen in the not too far future. Fingers are crossed! (Text by Boris/Underground United)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymp_dgDoH20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBVjhiZPk64

R.A.F. “demo ’92/’93” “12 EP Testpress

Toda — Sat, 20 Jun 2020 18:12:00 +0000

BRITCORE RAWMANCE WHITE LABEL VANDALISM 003 TESTPRESS
Reimende AntiFaschisten “demo ’92/’93″12EP
Being one of the very few Britcore crews from Germany rapping in German language, Hamburg Hardcore crew R.A.F. put out two releases on their own, the Jugoslawien EP in 1995 and Das Kommando a year after (not to forget their appearance on the Full Fear Movement 12″) but if you ever saw them live in the early to mid 90’s you will know that these sociopolitical rappers had quite some more tracks which never were released though including some very early material such as “Seit dem Fall der Mauer”, “Unwetter” and “Viele Millionen”. Also, there were further and different early versions of their 1996 slamming title track “Das Kommando”. All these, including one of the early versions of “Das Kommando” are featuring on the newest release of Britcore Rawmance, also including further recordings and demos from the early R.A.F. days, ’92/’93. Converted from old demo tapes the sound quality is mostly rough and dirty (just like demos sounded about 25 years ago) but no excuse there – it’s the best quality available and as always it’s either these or none. limited test pressing with different artwork.

SELBSTJUSTIZ “subliminal apocalypse” “12 EP Testpress

Toda — Sat, 20 Jun 2020 08:25:35 +0000

BRITCORE RAWMANCE WHITE LABEL VANDALISM 005 Selbstjustiz “subliminal apocalypse” 12EP TESTPRESS
Experiencing the typical career of a Hardcore Hip-Hop/Britcore crew in Germany, Selbstjustiz (German for “Vigilantism”) was founded in the very early 90’s and disbanded sometime in the mid to the late 90’s (1996 in this case) but not without having recorded numerous tracks which then remained unreleased. A career they share with (too) many crews, we are still is on our mission to release as most of these as possible, despite their delay of more than 20 years and consequently the lack of interest within today’s scene. Still, there are some people who have not forgotten and appreciate these releases as us do.
Having started working on their album it remained unfinished when the band split up in 1996. We released a chosen six of these on the series entitled “White Label Vandalism”. Coming with the typical cover of the series with graffiti artwork and of course a release sheet this is naturally a white label release, limited to 100 copies plus 20 test pressing available with inverted artwork, both being available.
Musically sharing a very similar-sounding style with Radical Committee as released earlier in the series, there are also (not only musical) parallels to Morbid Games from Kellinghusen, Germany. Delivering mostly political lyrics in German, English and Turkish the crew is influenced by several musical genres such as Industrial, Punk, Ragga, early Jungle, Orchestral Music, Dub, Jazz and obviously Britcore their music is different, experimental and one never to pigeonhole. Although we chose the more conventional Britcore tunes for this release but make up your own mind. Overall a great example of the spirit of the German Hardcore scene around 1992 to 1995. Jump into the time machine. We have a few of the heavy limited Testpress run.

RADICAL COMMITTEE “the word is justice” “12EP Testpress

Toda — Sat, 20 Jun 2020 08:15:38 +0000

BRITCORE RAWMANCE WHITE LABEL VANDALISM 002
Radical Committee “the word is justice “12EP TESTPRESS
Germany 1991-1996. Ultrafast and super raw hardcore hiphop with 5 vocal-tracks, originally released on a demo tape, remastered now. Think classic Silver Bullet (“bring down the walls” era)! Fantastic historical document on how much influence the British HipHop sound spreads over Europe in the early 90ies. All tracks in english language. We have a few of the heavy limited Testpress run.

https://soundcloud.com/britcore-rawmance-records/radical-committee-the-word-is-justice-snippet

ACTUAL PROOF “demo ’93/’94” “12EP Testpress

Toda — Sat, 20 Jun 2020 07:53:45 +0000

BRITCORE RAWMANCE WHITE LABEL VANDALISM 004 Actual Proof “demo ’93/’94” 12EP TESTPRESS
This quite legendary crew from Oberhausen (North Rhine-Westphalia area, Germany) is a characteristic example of the difficulties German Hardcore Hip-Hop bands went through within their career. Having recorded several demos and playing gigs throughout Germany (Actual Proof even played at the infamous “United B-Boys of Norway” jam 1995 in Oslo, Norway), they nevertheless stood there without an own release when they eventually disbanded after the rise and fall of Britcore in Germany and the European mainland. With this, Actual Proof experienced a history similar to other German Hardcore-Hip Hop legends, such as Direkt Action, Syren or Hard Bass although it did look quite well in 1994 when Blue Eyes got them the opportunity to reach a broader audience, even in the UK, with the release of “Underground Unsigned Vol. 1” which featured two tracks from the group. The compilation was meant as a stepping stone for further tracks to be released or even to gain interest from a label to get any of the artists signed. It didn’t happen however, although idea and implementation were great. It took 17 years to have the next and so far only other output by the group which was “Falze Prophets” on Underground United Vol. 2 LP in 2011 (being a demo from 1994), Although Echo Vee was still rapping and featured on releases from Too Strong or Fast Forward over the years. Thankfully, this is changing now and everyone gets to hear further material. As part of Britcore Rawmance’s “White Label Vandalism” series, this white label EP comes in the typical black-and-white printed sleeve complete with release sheet and artwork. There’s a run of 100 regular copies and 20 test pressings with inverted artwork available. Having recorded enough demos for another Actual Proof output in this series, this EP hopefully receives enough interest and feedback to make a further Actual Proof release happen in the not too far future. Fingers are crossed! (Text by Boris/Underground United)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymp_dgDoH20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBVjhiZPk64