In this long awaited third release, the Feederz offer up a fresh batch of rancor and more of the "unflinching gall" they are so well-known for. From the cover art depicting a cop being smashed in the face with a rock to the last searing note, "Vandalism: Beautiful As A Rock In A Cop's Face" delivers once again on the sense of rage and biting wit that is the Feederz trademark. "Break It All" and "No Shopping Today" are invitations to the the pleasures of riots and looting, while "0wned" reminds listeners that hacking is "the sabotage of the new millenium". Never before has sheer insubordination, sabotage and subversion seemed like so much fun.

Includes a lyric sheet backed with a full color poster of the Feederz latest infamous "subvertisements". MP3 Copies of all the songs are also included on the CD for your file trading convenience. This should make the RIAA and Lars Ulrich very happy.

CD $12.00 

Re-issue of the long out-of-print hardcore LP by one of punk's most notorious and subversive bands ever. This is punk with real bite, where the songs are even more abrasive than the LP's and CD's sandpaper covers. From their tortured version of "Have You Never Been Mellow" and the inflammatory "Burn Warehouse Burn" to the infamous "Jesus Entering From the Rear" (perhaps the most blasphemous song ever recorded) the FEEDERZ deliver with their unique blend of rage, unmatched intensity and biting humor. The accompanying graphics and comics liberally strewn throughout are as timely, sharp, funny and subversive as the music itself.

CD $12.00

The second classic re-issue in CD form, with grim acerbic wit, the FEEDERZ drive another stake through the heart of all the values we are taught to hold dear. The picture of the Challenger explosion and the title Teachers in Space that even John Waters found shocking is only the first hint of the insightful contents that lurk within. Savage drums, gut-wrenching guitar work and biting vocals are the vehicle for what this seminal band is famous for: contemplation of the joys of sabotage, theft, looting, refusal and revolt. This particular unrelenting assault also includes a fold out subversive comic poster. Bonus multimedia footage of the entire 40 minutes of mayhem at their infamous live show at Gilman Street where Frank played with a dead dog and cat hung around his neck with live crickets glued to his head in July 1987.

CD $12.00