Scraps: Dismantle The Machine One Cog At A Time 12"

With the reissue of this 1994 full length, we are starting a series of reissues of recordings from the legendary French band SCRAPS. The band was formed in 1983 in Lille, and from the very beginning was a counterweight to traditional punk sounds dominating the local scene. Their hallmarks were aggressive tempos with a ruthless political message. In addition to such bands as HEIMAT-LOS, KROMOZOM 4, FINAL BLAST or RAPT, Scraps were one of hardcore precursors in their own country. Thanks to concert tours, the exchange of cassettes and records, and interviews in fanzines, Scraps quickly gained international fame. The album "Dismantle the machine one cog at a time" was originally released by X-Mist Records in Germany, and was their last studio release. It was recorded after the departure of David, the band's singer, from NATIONS ON FIRE. The material for this record was created during the formation of ‘United Europe’ and expressed concern about the formation of a cross-border European corporate bank led by banks and investors...in which all resistance is destroyed, and the police make brutal evictions of autonomous spaces and squats. After 25 years since the original release of this LP, it is coming out again and this time features a completely new graphic layout and new mastering (by Smok, Studio As One).