Polands punk label number one, Pasazer, reveals another forgotten gem from the Polish hardcore punk archives. - "Nadzor" was band that got ahead of it's time. In the mid 80s "Nadzor" kicked off with an extreme sound that was blowing minds of the punks of that era. It's hardcore was equally inspired by Discharge and Scandinavian bands, and flavored with a hefty dose of thrash. Only after many years the band gained deserved respect and was recognized as hardcore thrash forerunner. It's lyrics dealt with the reality of the epoch, times of the totalitarian state and conservative society's upcoming demise. Not much was left from that era. Between 1988 and '89 the band had recorded rehearsal demo with 21 tracks, released in Germany in 1990 and in Poland ten years later (in both cases only on tapes). 26 years later "Nadzor" can be finally listened to from vinyl. The recordings might not be up to the modern sound standards, but their sheer energy outclasses many contemporary productions. This release also includes a huge booklet containing pictures, an interview with band members and English translation of the lyrics.

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