RIKK AGNEW - All By Myself LP singer-songwriter The self-titled eleven-track weapon of

The self-titled eleven-track weapon of social unrest and abject refusal represents the band's sense of belonging and commitment to a social fabric torn by segregation and injustice and their strenuous combat against powers much larger than themselves which has resulted in a bleak manifesto of cultural warfare

” - Someweirdsinrecords

heavily distorted power chord driven songs largely free of guitar solos or advanced musicianship

180 gram double yellow vinyl

RIKK AGNEW - All By Myself LP singer-songwriter The self-titled eleven-track weapon ofHighest recommendation. Seems as though Jay Reatard spent his formative years listening to this solo studio album by Rikk Agnew. It was originally released in October 1982, on Frontier. All By Myself stands apart from most of what was coming out of Southern California at the time, even though it was born right in the middle of the exploding hardcore punk scene. It is a lo fi, home recorded collection of songs that blend punk energy with new wave, post