Subhumans Demolition War Demos Vinyl LP 2025
1. All Gone Dead
2. Germ
3. Zyklon-B-Movie
4. Big Brother
5. Human Error
6. Parasites
7. It’s Gonna Get Worse
8. Drugs of Youth
9. So Much Money
10. New Age
11. First Aid
12. Animal
13. Nothing I Can D
14. Killing
15. Trowbridge Park
16. Animal
17. Society
18. Minority
19. Mickey Mouse is Dead
20. Sid
21. Peroxide
22. New Age
Before the Subhumans released their first EP Demolition War in late 1981 on Spiderleg Records, they released three demos Parts 1-III recorded in a lo-fi manner in their home town Warminster at the Old Bell and the Youth Centre.
These were joined together and released as one tape on Dick’s Bluurg tape label in early 1981. 24 tracks that featuried versions of songs that became the first EP and the legendary The Day the Country Died album. These are in a raw and untouched by an production value. It’s rough and ready and absolutely essential listening. It also includes three unreleased songs the Subhumans never went back and re-recorded.
The album comes housed in a gatefold sleeve with lyrics plus a poster featuring a collage of photos and fanzine interviews from this very early era of the Subhumans.
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1. All Gone Dead
2. Germ
3. Zyklon-B-Movie
4. Big Brother
5. Human Error
6. Parasites
7. It’s Gonna Get Worse
8. Drugs of Youth
9. So Much Money
10. New Age
11. First Aid
12. Animal
13. Nothing I Can D
14. Killing
15. Trowbridge Park
16. Animal
17. Society
18. Minority
19. Mickey Mouse is Dead
20. Sid
21. Peroxide
22. New Age
Before the Subhumans released their first EP Demolition War in late 1981 on Spiderleg Records, they released three demos Parts 1-III recorded in a lo-fi manner in their home town Warminster at the Old Bell and the Youth Centre.
These were joined together and released as one tape on Dick’s Bluurg tape label in early 1981. 24 tracks that featuried versions of songs that became the first EP and the legendary The Day the Country Died album. These are in a raw and untouched by an production value. It’s rough and ready and absolutely essential listening. It also includes three unreleased songs the Subhumans never went back and re-recorded.
The album comes housed in a gatefold sleeve with lyrics plus a poster featuring a collage of photos and fanzine interviews from this very early era of the Subhumans.
