MAY 2026

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Calling all Scums,

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So here we are, proudly presenting the third pressing of The Protos’ gloriously off-kilter LP. If you missed it the first time, welcome aboard. If you missed it the second time, we’re starting to get suspicious, and if you already own it... well, this one might look slightly different on your shelf and that’s really all the justification anyone needs. Anyway, third time’s the charm. Or the warning. Either way, 'Drain In My Brain' is back.
 

Brand New:
 
NFTR331C THE PROTOS 'DRAIN IN MY BRAIN' LP (THIRD PRESS)
The first two pressings of this killer record sold out in a flash so here’s the last chance to get it with alternate artwork. The Protos are primitive, fuelled-by-hate garage punk from Amsterdam: 12 cuts of raw, lo-fi and high energy punk rock recorded in an old slaughterhouse in Haarlem. It's a KBD slab of in-your-face, loud and stupid perfect punk. FFO Reatards, Kool and the Gangbangers, M.O.T.O., Carbonas, Teengenerate, Bad Times. GET IT HERE.
 
Still Hot:
 
NFTR352 DISPOSABLE DOGS 'LIVING IN THE FALLOUT' LP
With 'Living In The Fallout', Disposable Dogs return with a brutal and unflinching second album that pushes far beyond the raw urgency of their debut. Split between London and Los Angeles featuring members of Oil!, The Gaggers, Scunthorpe Yobs, Trenchkoat and Flat Earth Bootboys, the band sharpen their transatlantic attack into something colder, heavier and more confrontational soundtracking a world in visible collapse.
 
Where the first record thrived on street-level immediacy, 'Living In The Fallout' digs deeper into dystopian terrain. The title and cover art set the tone: scorched, bleak and full of fear. Lyrically, the album confronts decay, disconnection and survival amid social and political ruin — a grim documentation of life after impact.
 
Musically, Disposable Dogs retain their core blend of punk and Oi!, but this time with a harder edge. Several tracks push into near-hardcore intensity driven by tightened tempos, harsher rhythms and an increased sense of aggression. The result is a record that still carries the stomp and grit of classic street punk but hits with a more punishing weight and urgency.
 
Across its 12 tracks, 'Living In The Fallout' captures a band evolving without compromise—darker in tone, heavier in sound and more resolute in purpose. Disposable Dogs don’t offer escape or optimism here; instead, they stand firmly in the wreckage documenting what it means to keep moving when everything around you has already burned. FFO: Lower Class Brats, The Virus, Antidote, Defiance. GET IT HERE.
 
NFTR353 SELF-INCRIMINATION 'RECREATION OF AN EMPTY SPACE' LP
Emerging from the transatlantic shadows of London and Seattle, Self-Incrimination unveil their 10-track debut album- a stark, hypnotic statement steeped in post-punk austerity and gothic atmosphere. Featuring members of Miscalculations, Iris Paralysis and Appaloosa, the project distils decades of underground lineage into something both reverent and restless.
 
The haunting vocals move with a ghostlike restraint — at once intimate and distant and her voice evokes the dusky ache of Mazzy Star, the commanding chill of Siouxsie Sioux and the nocturnal romanticism of Anja Huwe, drifting through reverb-soaked corridors of bass, fractured guitar and icy rhythm.
 
This album is defined by absence as much as presence: stark grooves, minimal structures and melodies that linger like half-remembered dreams where tension simmers beneath stillness and emotion is conveyed in echoes rather than excess.
 
This debut feels both desolate and deeply alive and Self-Incrimination carve out a space where introspection, decay, and beauty quietly collide. FFO Siouxsie and the Banshees, Phantasia, Mazzy Star, Xmal Deutschland. GET IT HERE.
 
Cheers,
NFT Contingent