1. Dying In A Maze 2. Kill The Royalties 3. Death Threat 4. Where Is 5. Disinfect 6. Over The Wall 7. Police Perversities

It's almost unbelievable, but this was recorded in 1981. They got the Discharge meets early Touch & Go sound even before those were fully developed (in fact, I don't know much about the band to say how much they were influenced by that stuff or how long they went their own way), so there's no fucking way this isn't the first European HC vinyl. Superior to the other classic Swedish hardcore 7"s like Skitlickers and Anti-Cimex, the whole cult status of this band is totally justified. The first track, "Dying In A Maze", with that 'melody meets power' musical backbone and the hoarse but expressive vocals, is nothing but amazing. The other songs are also great brutal punk, with a very good sound. This definitely falls within the category of "must have", and if you find it hard to get a copy of this, don't panic, somebody will be releasing it again sooner or later. One minor complaint is the poor/minimal packaging, especially being an official reissue of a classic record.
-FEDERICO