Refuse Records
REAGNITION • S/T • LP
Black Vinyl
€24,00 EUR
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REAGNITION • S/T • LP
€24,00 EUR
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Refuse Records
It would be easy and convenient to describe this release as ‘the debut album of a new band from Warsaw, but that would be a very incomplete description.
The history of the songs on this album is longer than the project itself. It dates back to 1996, when the sketches of the compositions were created, which were intended to be included on AGNI HOTRA’s second album.
Almost 25 years later, they were revisited, refreshed, rearranged and finally recorded at Mustache Ministry Studio by Jarosław Składanek (the aforementioned Agni Hotra, as well as Cymeon X and Kto Ukradł Ciastka), Piotr Grabiński (Sunrise, Iron To Gold, Last Item, among others), Daniel Kryj (Sunrise) and Arek Lerch (Sunrise, Czerń). The only piece missing from the puzzle was the vocals, which were provided by Art Jagódka (After Laughter), who recorded the vocal lines at Waiting Room Studio in May 2024.
Reduced to a four-piece line-up, they played their first concert in March ’25 (at the Refuse Records Showcase in Warsaw) and are currently planning more. Spread between Warsaw, Krakow and Stockholm, the band’s location is no obstacle to them visiting your town. Keep that in mind.
For all those into 90s HC, we recommend reaching for this 12”. Created by people who co-created that scene back then and co-create today’s scene, generating a multitude of valuable projects over the years, which are now an important part of the history of the Polish Hardcore scene. With this line-up, you can expect only the highest quality. And that is exactly what we get with this release.
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PPWR & SHIPPING
A little word on PPWR
Chances are you've already heard of the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, aka PPWR.
As the name suggests, the whole idea is to reduce packaging waste and make us all a little more conscious of our environmental footprint. Which is, obviously, a good thing.
Let's face it, though: pressing vinyl records is already something of an ecological nightmare. And we haven't even started talking about the bonkers ways records sometimes travel halfway around the world before ending up on your turntable.
Here at NOT SORRY, we try to keep things as sensible as possible. We ship in cardboard mailers, use paper-based packing materials and plastic-free tape, and usually throw in just a few flyers and stickers. Some records arrive shrink-wrapped in plastic, others don't.
We're pretty sure you know how to recycle all this stuff, but if you're ever unsure, just drop us a line at weare@not-sorry.de and we'll figure it out together.
In Germany, we're already registered with LUCID and pay the required packaging recycling fees. So please throw the cardboard into your paper recycling bin and any plastic wrapping into the appropriate recycling bin. We've already paid for the recycling, so please do your part! :-*
Unfortunately, there's also a rather massive downside to all this for tiny businesses like ours.
The new packaging rules come with additional registration, reporting and recycling obligations across the EU. Depending on the country, this could mean a whole lot of paperwork and extra costs just to send someone a couple of records. And for a small label, that's potentially a serious problem.
We're all for reducing waste and taking responsibility for the packaging we use. But making it increasingly difficult for small independent businesses to ship across borders doesn't exactly feel like the best way to achieve that.
So, what does this mean for your orders?
For now, nothing changes. We'll continue shipping records everywhere as usual while we keep an eye on how the new rules develop and what they actually mean for small businesses like ours.
We really hope we won't have to stop shipping to certain countries, but unfortunately, we can't rule that out just yet.
We'll keep you posted. And in the meantime, thanks for supporting us and our bands. It really means a lot! ❤️