APPALACHIAN TERROR UNIT - We Don't Need Them LP

BOLLOX 035

"We Don’t Need Them" is the second full-length record from West Virginia puns Appalachian Terror Unit. ATU have become known throughout the years as being one of the most politically charged bands in the current punk scene. This new record is an all out attack on today’s society that takes ATU to a new level of intensity both lyrically and musically. The combination of the beautiful and thought provoking gatefold cover (with art designed by Stiv of War) along with the brilliant recording and mastering job by Jay Matheson at the Jam Room take this record even further.

Song subjects include the horrors of war, police brutality, destruction of the environment, rape culture, consumerism and much more. Expect a very heavy and much angrier approach from a band that has been around the block and matured their sound. Seven raging new tunes including the epic fourteen and a half minute track“We Don’t Need Them”, a song that will one day be ranked among similar greats as the SUBHUMANS “From the Cradle to the Grave” and AUS ROTTEN “And Now Back to Our Programming”.

Package includes Gatefold Sleeve, Lyric Sheet + Large Poster.
Digital Download Code enclosed!

Available on "Regular Black" and limited (150 pcs) "White Wax" edition!

APPALACHIAN TERROR UNIT : "We Don’t Need Them" will be pressed in the United States on PROFANE EXISTENCE & in Europe on SKULD RELEASES and RUIN NATION RECORDS

Stream or Download the Album on our Bandcamp:

Cat No.: BOLLOX 035

Label: → Ruin Nation Records

Listen: → Stream (External Website)

11,00 €

All Prices incl. 19 % VAT and plus Shipping costs

Qyt./Stk.

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