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Remastered reissue of the two-song 1991 single, originally released by Allied Recordings.
Pairs covers of the Canadian Subhumans’ “Oh, Canaduh” and D.O.A.’s “New Age.”
Alternative Tentacles edition with new artwork by original sleeve artist John Yates.
For fans of: D.O.A., Subhumans (Canada), Minutemen, Victims Family.
NoMeansNo revisit two foundations of Vancouver punk with their distinctive rhythmic attack. This compact tribute brings the long-unavailable single back to vinyl, connecting the band’s adventurous sound to its Canadian roots.
In 1991, Canadian noise architects Nomeansno paid tribute to two of the bands that helped make it all possible with Oh, Canaduh, a two-song blast of punk history that’s finally getting another spin on Alternative Tentacles Records! Originally released as the tenth release on artist (and Alternative Tentacles art director) John Yates’ legendary Allied Recordings, the 7” became the label’s best-selling single of all time. Now, this long-unavailable slice of Canadian punk history returns, remastered and sounding better than ever, according to Jello Biafra and Nomeansno’s John Wright and Andy Kerr. The reissue also features brand-new artwork by John Yates himself, incorporating nods to the legendary bands that inspired the original release.
The A-side takes on “Oh, Canaduh,” the unofficial punk anthem originally released by Vancouver’s Subhumans in 1978. Flip the record and you’ll find their take on D.O.A.’s “New Age,” a song from the Vancouver hardcore legends’ landmark debut album in 1980.
New Arrival
New Arrival
New Arrival
