Post Punk
A term used to describe a disparate range of bands that followed the first wave of Punk and who were highly influenced by it, but wouldn't have described themselves as punks.
Afforded musical freedom, many incorporated other forms of music than just rock. Typically these bands were self-releasing or on small independent labels, publicising themselves through fanzines, and leaving the ripped and torn fashions behind.
The heyday was between 1979 and 1983, then came Indie ....
We have almost 400 Post Punk goodies in the database, including Carl Marsh (shriekback)’s Here Comes The Crush (featured above).
— John Esplen, Jul. 2019
Format
Condition
formatseven
cond.M-
APB: Something To Believe In
YTHAN 2 radio promo only 7" with press release
£6.00
formattwelve
cond.VG/EX
C.C. SAGER (POP GROUP): Fats Hustles The Pros And Cons
1991 Sacred Heart NONE 2
£2.00
formatseven
cond.VG+/EX
CARDIACS: Is This The Life
1988 The Alphabet Business Concern ALPH 008SP
£8.50
formatLP
cond.VG/M-
CHAKK: 10 Days In An Elevator
1986 MCA Records Ltd. MCG 6006 with ltd 12" and in stickered sleeve
£5.00
formattwelve
cond.VG/EX
CHAKK: 10 Days In An Elevator
1986 MCA Records Ltd. MCG 6006 with ltd 12"
£3.00
formattwelve
cond.VG+/VG+
CHAKK: Timebomb
1986 Fon Records FON T6. PC has a small piece of sellotape stuck to it.
£1.50
formattwelve
cond.VG
CHAKK: You / Lovetrip
1985 Fon Records FONL 001 white label promo in rubber stamped cover. Unique versions.
£4.50
formatseven
cond.VG/EX
CINDY AND THE BARBI DOLLS: Isn't Showbiz Wonderful?
1979 A Not Major Production NOTEM1
£50.00
formattwelve
cond.M/M
COMSAT SANGELS: I'm Falling
1985 Jive JIVE T 87 with original gatefold PVC cover, stickered cover and blue vinyl
£9.00
