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Snuff Music
6+ albums
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*SUNSTAR RECORDS OWNS. ANY DUPLICATION OF ANY MATERIAL LICENSED UNDER SUNSTAR RECORDS WILL RESULT IN IMMEDIATE LEGAL ACTION. This is a rare exclusive look at the new punk group "Snuff Music," since early 2014 they have struggled to release an album legally because corporate fascists and government pigs have done everything they can to stop them. Sunstar Records has taken a liking to the "1976 raw punk sound" they produce and is releasing their debut cassette. The mysterious label Rainbow Relic Records has been withholding a limited split cassette with Dead Habib, little is known about this unreleased release but it is said the value of the tapes could be anywhere from $50-$100. Pitchfork released an article that said a double vinyl LP on 180 gram vinyl is being released on Urban Outfitters label Christmas day 2014. In a recent youtube interview with PORES, they claimed they are releasing a split EP with Snuff Music. excerpt from a VICE magazine article "I went to Jasper's in Santa Ana for my usual Monday night cheese pizza and mix drinks but when I arrived I knew my usual Monday was getting unusual. There was a cover charge of $15 dollars and the line was really long to get in but I decided to stay to see what the hubbub was about. I sat at the bar and the bar tender poured me my usual, Gin with a splash of water. This man comes up to the bar yelling at the bar tender for a cup of vodka pulls out a wad of money and ends up buying the whole bottle, I asked him whats going
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# On This Album This debut explores punk's foundational tensions between formal constraint and expressive urgency. Rather than simply recreating 1976 aesthetics, the group interrogates what those sounds meant—their documentary quality, their relationship to immediacy and authenticity. The cassette format itself becomes conceptually purposeful, a medium that degrades and compresses, mirroring themes about institutional resistance and cultural erosion. What emerges is neither nostalgic reproduction nor novelty; it's an investigation into how punk's core contradiction—polished rawness—can still interrogate present conditions. The work rewards listeners curious about how form and politics intersect in contemporary music-making.