Dish
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Asexuals were a Canadian punk band from the 1980s, part of a broader wave of scrappy, DIY-minded punk bands emerging across North America. Dish, their 1988 Cargo Records release, captures raw punk rock energy: simple chords, shouted vocals, and the unmistakable aggression of bands playing punk because they had something to say, not because it was fashionable. The production is lo-fi and direct, letting the songs' urgency shine through. If you care about Canadian punk history and genuinely raw, unpolished rock and roll, this is a solid addition to any collection.
Item Details+
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Punk |
| Media | Mint (M) |
| Sleeve | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Description | Sealed. Sleeve has top left corner bend, but still sealed. |
| Label | Cargo Records |
| Year | 1988 |
| Country | Canada |
| Format | LP |
Tracklist+
First Dish
A1. Dish 3:12
A2. Time Will Tell 3:15
A3. Sunday 3:22
A4. Little Tragedy 3:38
A5. Turn Life To A Song 2:32
Second Dish
B1. The Fire Song 2:54
B2. Language Of Men 2:32
B3. Throw Me A Line 2:59
B4. Borderline 4:00
B5. World For The Taking 3:00
B6. 24 Hrs. /It Doesn't Matter 3:51
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