Doom (2) – Police Bastard

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Recorded 2/1/89 at Birdsong Studios.
First UK issue in policeman sleeve on Discarded Records UK.
Includes single-sided A4, folded lyric insert.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Police Bastard (7", EP)	AYF Records, Profane Existence	AYF 3	US	1989
Recently Edited	Police Bastard (7", 45 RPM, EP, Repress)	Discarded Records	DISC 001	UK	1990
Recently Edited	Police Bastard (7", 45 RPM, EP, Repress)	AYF Records, Profane Existence	AYF 003	US	1990
Recently Edited	Police Bastard (7", 45 RPM, EP, Reissue, Repress, Ten Year Anniversary Edition)	Profane Existence	EXIST 001.5	US	1999
Recently Edited	Police Bastard (7", EP, Reissue, Repress, Clear, Ten Year Anniversary Edition)	Profane Existence	EXIST 001.5	US	1999

TheDoorway Jul 1, 2018
Doom is one of my favorite "crust punk" bands. I do not say that they are the best, but certainly one of the best bands. Well, this release is definitely my favorite from them, and for me an emblem of crust punk. Eight minutes of music, divided into five tracks. I really appreciate the aggressive sounds and the anarchic, politically engaged and peaceful texts; the very fast times, to the point of looking almost grindcore or powerviolence ("Circles"), and the riffs, simple but violent. To be heard at least once in a lifetime, and also to be kept in playlists. My vote is 9.