Here it is, another session of fucking carnage from Crossfire’s None More Punk Show brought to you by 2 braindead chimps that go by the name of DJ’s James Sherry and Zac Slack.
This month, the tunes are rip roaring with a real old school feel, with brand new tracks mixed in with punk rock and hardcore classics. I guess we both feel as though this is our best effort yet and are both really sorry that we were really wasted when we recorded it…actually that is a total lie, we don’t give a shit!
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June Playlist:
1. Imperial Leather – Something Out Of Nothing (Profane Existence)
2. Zodiac Killers – I Wanna Be A Porn Star (Rip Off)
3. The Midnight Evils – Getting Down On The Midnight Hour (Estrus)
4. The Time Flys – Smokin’ Dope (Birdman)
5. I Object – Intra Muros – (Alternative Tentacles)
6. Die Hunns – Tragedy (Disaster)
7. Weirdos – We Got The Neutron Bomb (Frontier)
8. Misfits – Attitude (Caroline)
9. Adolescents – Rip It Up (Frontier)
10. The Replacements – Kids Won’t Follow (Twin/Tone)
11. The Horror – Reagan’s Out/So Full Of Shit You’re Poisoness (Chainsaw Safety)
12. Deep Wound – I Saw It (Damaged Goods)
13. Fucked Up – Generations (Deranged)
14. Annihilation Time – Panic (Manic Ride)
15. Regulations – We Always Know What To Do (NY Vag)
16. Circle Jerks – When The Shit Hits The Fan (Frontier)
17. Coliseum – Set It Straight (Destructure)
18. Lords – Holy Ghost Of The Infidels (Destructure)
19. Richard Hell And The Voidoids – Love Comes In Spurts (Sire)
20. NOFX – Seeing Double At The Triple Rock (Fat Wreck)
21. The Briefs – Medication B (Crystal Songs)
22. Osaka Popstar – Wicked World (Misfits Records)
23. Conflict – The Day Before (Mortarhate)
Those of you who skated in the early 90’s may well have bumped into Richard File skating around Sutton and Croydon with Curtis McCann and Paul Shier. Since then, he has worked with James Lavelle with the U.N.K.L.E project, released a bunch of stuff on Mo’Wax Records and co-written the film score to the film Sexy Beast.
Back in the eighties Imperial Leather was every punks preferred soap for spiking up their hair. Yeah, we didn’t have gel or fudge in those days, we just used glue and soap ‘cos things were much more punk back then and this record celebrates those glory days! Musically Imperial Leather are classic punk rock with an early eighties sound that is packed full of high-energy tunes and buzzing riffs. The only difference from the old days being that ‘Something Out Of Nothing’ is blessed with a great production that is just on the right side of raw but clear enough to do the killer tunes justice.
Morrissey’s video for his single The Youngest Was The Most Loved is ready to be viewed by all you fans out there, in the lead up to the release of the single, which is due out on June 5th. To view the video in flash form, then 
You heard us, the Imperial Vipers have been chosen as the support to Hanoi Rocks on their upcoming June tour as well as playing some of their own shows.
This year’s Uxfest, which takes place at the Islington Academy on August 6th, will be headlined by Skindred. The event, which will raise money for 
Hope of the States spent most of 2005 holed up in a studio, with only 6 live dates to keep their fans satisfied. With their limited release EP Blood Meridian being lapped up, the Chichester 6 piece return to the airwaves with ‘Sing It Out’, the first single from their eagerly awaited second album ‘Left‘.
Rapper Ice Cube has spoken out against the American administration recently, claiming he sees no difference between the way America is run and how Iraq was run when Saddam was in charge. His upcoming album, Laugh Now, Cry Later includes a track about American law enforcement and Bush, called Why We Thugs.