Japanese comp on Time Bomb
Tracklist
1. Naht - Scattered
2. Naht - Real Estate
3. Sweetbelly Freakdown - Pinbot!
4. Sweetbelly Freakdown - Chimichonger
5. Bluetip - Japan
6. Bluetip - 52 Girls
7. Kerosene 454 - Man In A Trap
8. Kerosene 454 - Upside Down
Punk comp on Whirled Records
Tracklist
| 1 | Action Patrol– | Benign (Live) |
| 2 | Braid– | Bridge To Canada |
| 3 | Cornelius (5)– | Novelties Of Our Grandfathers |
| 4 | Doc Hopper– | Iron Fist |
| 5 | Eagle Bravo– | Steppin" Out |
| 6 | Four Hundred Years– | Sequence |
| 7 | Gus (4)– | Hand To Mouth |
| 8 | Hellnation– | Information Barrier |
| 9 | In/Humanity– | Super Plan B |
| 10 | J Church– | Socialist Newspaper |
| 11 | Kerosene454*– | T Minus 100 |
| 12 | Less Than Jake– | Son Of Dick |
| 13 | Mens Recovery Project*– | Fresh Frankness |
| 14 | Norman Mayer Group*– | Albeit L |
| 15 | Oblivion (12)– | Hey Chewbacca |
| 16 | Pezz (2)– | Mohunker |
| 17 | Quadiliacha– | Ben Burton Park |
| 18 | Rye Coalition– | We Have Ridden |
| 19 | Sleepytime Trio– | Flake City |
| 20 | The Fresh-O-Matics– | Death On I-85 |
| 21 | Unsettled– | Genocide |
| 22 | Vanbuilderass– | I Think I Can See |
| 23 | Wesley Willis– | I Can't Drive |
| 24 | X-Rays– | Totaled Baby |
| 25 | (Young) Pioneers*– | The Marching Blue Ants |
| 26 | Zoinks!– | Pedestal |
Kerosene 454 was a classic D.C. band in the sense that their lifespan was short and prolific. The band formed in 1993, beginning their career with a flurry of 45s followed up by their first LP, Situation at Hand. The early releases were standard D.C. punk: loud, scathing, and with little melody. After the recording of Situation at Hand, Kerosene 454's sound took off with Came By to Kill Me due to the emergence of Darren Zentek's drumming ability. Whereas the early Kerosene 454 catalog was a dull drone, Came By to Kill Me was an ecstatic roar; the interplay between the throaty screams and squealing guitars of Erik Denno and Jim Wall began to rival even Fugazi's legendary duo of Picciotto/MacKaye.
Due to the band's growing popularity, Polyvinyl compiled the group's early 45s and first record onto one LP, Race, which was released in 1997. In 1998, Kerosene 454 issued their third and final album, At Zero. Undoubtedly their most accomplished and melodic record, it featured Darren Zentek (ex-Glendale) shining on the drums, coming off like the long lost twin brother of Don Caballero's Damon Che. After a quick tour in support of At Zero, the band called it quits. After the breakup, Denno and Zentek started playing with another D.C. band, called Oswego, while brothers Jim Wall and John Wall went on to form Vito Bruno with Brandon Butler (ex-Boys Life and Farewell Bend) and Vin Novara (ex-Crownhate Ruin).
| 1 | Tracer | 2:48 | |
| 2 | All Eyes West | 3:43 | |
| 3 | Closing | 3:48 | |
| 4 | Injection | 6:50 | |
| 5 | Angelic In G# | 3:57 | |
| 6 | T Minus 100 | 2:40 | |
| 7 | Farefire | 3:07 | |
| 8 | Worthington | 5:04 | |
| 9 | Four Knots | 3:03 | |
| 10 | Somewalk | 4:04 | |
| 11 | Continued | 6:55 |
Kerosene 454 was a classic D.C. band in the sense that their lifespan was short and prolific. The band formed in 1993, beginning their career with a flurry of 45s followed up by their first LP, Situation at Hand. The early releases were standard D.C. punk: loud, scathing, and with little melody. After the recording of Situation at Hand, Kerosene 454's sound took off with Came By to Kill Me due to the emergence of Darren Zentek's drumming ability. Whereas the early Kerosene 454 catalog was a dull drone, Came By to Kill Me was an ecstatic roar; the interplay between the throaty screams and squealing guitars of Erik Denno and Jim Wall began to rival even Fugazi's legendary duo of Picciotto/MacKaye.
Due to the band's
growing popularity, Polyvinyl compiled the group's early 45s and first
record onto one LP, Race, which was released in 1997. In 1998, Kerosene 454 issued their third and final album, At Zero. Undoubtedly their most accomplished and melodic record, it featured Darren Zentek (ex-Glendale) shining on the drums, coming off like the long lost twin brother of Don Caballero's Damon Che. After a quick tour in support of At Zero,
the band called it quits. After the breakup, Denno and Zentek started
playing with another D.C. band, called Oswego, while brothers Jim Wall and John Wall went on to form Vito Bruno with Brandon Butler (ex-Boys Life and Farewell Bend) and Vin Novara (ex-Crownhate Ruin).
Tracklist
1. Anti-Magnet
2. Automatic
3. Negatives
4. Diminishing
5. Heroes
6. Electrics On The Rise
7. In For Even
8. On Exit
9. Pay Attention
10. Spookin The Birds
Kerosene 454 was a classic D.C. band in the sense that their lifespan was short and prolific. The band formed in 1993, beginning their career with a flurry of 45s followed up by their first LP, Situation at Hand. The early releases were standard D.C. punk: loud, scathing, and with little melody. After the recording of Situation at Hand, Kerosene 454's sound took off with Came By to Kill Me due to the emergence of Darren Zentek's drumming ability. Whereas the early Kerosene 454 catalog was a dull drone, Came By to Kill Me was an ecstatic roar; the interplay between the throaty screams and squealing guitars of Erik Denno and Jim Wall began to rival even Fugazi's legendary duo of Picciotto/MacKaye.
Due to the band's growing popularity, Polyvinyl compiled the group's early 45s and first record onto one LP, Race, which was released in 1997. In 1998, Kerosene 454 issued their third and final album, At Zero. Undoubtedly their most accomplished and melodic record, it featured Darren Zentek (ex-Glendale) shining on the drums, coming off like the long lost twin brother of Don Caballero's Damon Che. After a quick tour in support of At Zero, the band called it quits. After the breakup, Denno and Zentek started playing with another D.C. band, called Oswego, while brothers Jim Wall and John Wall went on to form Vito Bruno with Brandon Butler (ex-Boys Life and Farewell Bend) and Vin Novara (ex-Crownhate Ruin).
Tracklist
1. Greener
2. Angelic In G
3. Worthington
4. Cheap Deals On Surgery
A combination of their early 45s and first record onto one LP. Enjoy.Kerosene 454 was a classic D.C. band in the sense that their lifespan was short and prolific. The band formed in 1993, beginning their career with a flurry of 45s followed up by their first LP, Situation at Hand. The early releases were standard D.C. punk: loud, scathing, and with little melody. After the recording of Situation at Hand, Kerosene 454's sound took off with Came By to Kill Me due to the emergence of Darren Zentek's drumming ability. Whereas the early Kerosene 454 catalog was a dull drone, Came By to Kill Me was an ecstatic roar. On this record and its follow-up, » Read more (Allmusic.com)
Tracklist
| 1 | Greener | 3:38 | |
| 2 | June | 4:08 | |
| 3 | What Was | 3:03 | |
| 4 | Pointer Ridge | 3:41 | |
| 5 | Nines | 4:58 | |
| 6 | Rideout Heath | 2:09 | |
| 7 | Dirt | 3:41 | |
| 8 | Intro | 3:11 | |
| 9 | Years In Rails | 8:30 | |
| 10 | J | ||
| 2:46 | |||
| 11 | Easier | 9:00 | |
| 12 | Stab Your Eyes | 3:00 | |
| 13 | Natalis Solis Invicti | 3:03 | |
| 14 | Down In Three | 5:10 | |
| 15 | With Age | 3:15 | |
| 16 | Brown Clean | 7:53 |
