Poster artwork: Jacey DaltonArkansas Punk! compilation now available to download
If you missed out on the Arkansas Punk! CD release party Saturday night at Smoke & Barrel, don’t worry. Starting today, you can download a digital copy for the low, low price of free.
The 22-track compilation was put together by Eric Jensen of KXUA 88.3FM and Art Amiss. The bands featured are mostly from Northwest Arkansas and include The Counterlife, Egyptr, Fire Don’t Care, Genome Chomsky and Perpetual Werewolf, to name a few.
The first 100 people who attended the show this past weekend received a limited edition CD with handmade packaging.
The digital download is available at the KXUA website and includes a track list, band bios, and digital artwork of the CD label and poster from the show.
Visit the KXUA website to download the compilation.
Arkansas Punk! track listing
- A+ Setup – Relax About the Afterlife
- The Drunkards – Kill The Boppers
- The Moving Front – Accessory to Empire
- The Bling Grenades – Watching You
- Well, Well, Well – Build a Religion
- The Chicklettes – Bobo Weekend
- Perpetual Werewolf – Our Bodies Work
- The Ozark Mountain Nightmare Band – This is Mutiny
- Miniature Colossal Men – I Wanna Have Sex With Dee Dee Ramone
- The Plaid Jackets – Jerkface
- The Kill Crazies – Blow You Away
- What Army – Deliverance
- Magic Hassle – Speed Dealer
- Fire Don’t Care – Dis-Allusion
- Lethal Red – From Beneath The Grave
- The Fuck-Tards – Lafayette House
- The Pullout Method – Your Face Looks Better With Blood On It
- Egyptr – Bit Lip Red
- Genome Chomsky – If You Want War…
- The Counterlife – Spy vs. Spy
- The Malls – Take Dope (live – 1980)
- Soophie Nun Squad – You’re Too Young For The Living Dead
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Andy Roo
February 8, 2010
Valiant Effort – Soophie Nun Squad, they rule the world.
Urk
February 8, 2010
wow!
On my way to go download this. Great stuff. Very interesting to see a Malls cut in there with all of that new stuff.
Dgold
February 9, 2010
As a Towncraft era kid out of LR it is cool to hear the independent music continuing to get out in the state of Arkansas.
Thanks for this.
John A Arkansawyer
February 9, 2010
One of my favorite Malls songs. Thanks! I’m getting it all down now.