Heavy Discipline

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An update of this page, 12/06, reveals this is more of a hit list than a links page: most of the bands are now dead.
 
SCENE BANDS

The Vichy Government: Fundamentally,Chris Morris vs a Casio Keith Richards.
Bomb Factory: "By the force of their existence simply the greatest rock and roll band ever".
The Dawn Parade:  They've got one last chance to make it real. (Now dead). 
Miss Black America:  You go fast, and they'll go faster. (Now dead).
The Virgin Suicides: Kicking, spitting, plagiarizing punk rock reactionaries.  Like the Sex Pistols, but not as old. (Now dead)
The Volunteers: A model for utopia.  In band form.
Princess Drive: Your favourite nobody teenage rock and roll guitar heroes. (Now dead)
Cosy Cosy: Girl boy bangy-wangy. (Dead. Or are they?)
We Can Build You: Now unfortunately deceased. (Still dead).
The Khe Sahn Approach: Stalin is a bad motherfucker.  Well duh.


HEAVY DISCIPLINE heavily recommends...
 
Asian Dub Foundation: Hip-hop meets punk-rock meets Asian dub.  In a foundation.
Corporation:Blend: They have a very loud drummer. (Now dead).
Kinesis: Young, gifted, but not coming back. (Now dead).
Public Enemy: Yeah BOY! They may have a collective age of 2998 years, but PE are still the most radical boundary pushers in all of rapdom.
Skinnyman: He may be stuck inside a council estate of mind, but he's very good.
The Azadi Collective: State hip-hop champions.  
DJ Rubbish: Hangs around with someone called Cassette Boy.  From Peckham.
Delegates Of Culture:  Cambs/London hip-hop.
Benjamin Zephaniah: Too Black.  Too strong.
Luton Town FC: Up the hatters.
 
 
MEDIA LINKS

Make-Up Records: Heavy Discipline is a Make-up Records production.
Angular Recording Corporation: SE LDN super heroes.
Drowned In Sound: All conquering web zine.
R*E*P*E*A*T Fanzine/Label: Releases such a large amount of very good music it turns you into a badger.
Playlouder: If it's too loud turn it up.
Music Tourist Board: London is a foreign country.  Here is your map.
Love Music Hate Racism: Stop the nazi scum.
NME: Beware! Scenesters alert!
Rhythm Online: Long live independent record shops.
Cambridge Bands: We must create a scene or be enslav'd by another man's.
God Is In The TV Zine: Culture fanzine from Wales with a nice sparkly website.

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