Black Beauties, The
Chaz Matthews
Dimestore Haloes
Electric Kisses, The
Ex Humans
Kevin K
Joneses, The
Manikins, The
Plexi 3
Poison Arrows
Rock 'n' Roll Stormtroopers
Sick Fits
Soda Pop Kids, The
Soho Roses
Street Brats
Influences
All the original greats.
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Full Breach Kicks started in Chicago in mid-2004, branching out from the Full Breach 77 online store specializing in original t-shirts, leather jackets, and more. From the beginning, Full Breach Kicks the label has been about doing things differently and representing quality punk rock, power pop, and rock 'n' roll bands and music.
Here's what Under the Volcano had to say about the FBK label sampler CD available with all orders: "The bulk of the bands strutting their trashy sonic stuff on this 22-track compilation sound like junked-out alley-roaming rock 'n' roll dregs rummaging through the garbage cans of NYC's Bowery district looking for a kiss and a quick fix. Indeed, it seems as if all of these songs are a reckless, spirited, and inspired homage to booze, pills, sleazy sex, switchblade fights, dirty living, the New York Dolls, Dead Boys, Johnny Thunders, and ultimately, the loud empowering swagger of rock 'n' roll itself. The Soda Pop Kids, Street Brats, The Joneses, Chaz Matthews, Rock 'n' Roll Stormtroopers, Soho Roses, The Electric Kisses, Kevin K, The Black Beauties, and more come storming out of the speakers with a two-fisted, dagger-slashed flurry of junkie punk, glam punk, and street punk."
To purchase any Full Breach Kicks releases online or for up-to-date info about the bands and future releases, go to the website directly:
The Joneses live in L.A., Halloween, 1984:
Coming soon:
Marvelous Darlings 7"
Poison Arrows 7"
Tough Shits 7"
Sedated Just Like You: 25 Songs About and Inspired by the Ramones CD
compilation.
The Joneses live CD
The Joneses live DVD with never-before-seen east and west coast footage!
Also check out Full Breach 77 that specializes in original punk rock and rock 'n' roll t-shirts, leather jackets, and more:
I knew they were reissued in a bootleg form but I'm not sure if it ever went legit. Plus they recorded a few songs for a third album that never got released
