Powerman 5000 "Mega Kung Fu Radio" Color:Blue with Black Swirl Though initially received as an

Though initially received as an experimental departure from their pioneering Midwestern punk pop sound

this vintage live performance captures Al Jourgensen's Ministry in their early synthpop days

Full "UK-82"-styled live action from The Exploited

Julian Casablancas

those legends of hardcore thrash punk

Powerman 5000 "Mega Kung Fu Radio" Color:Blue with Black Swirl Though initially received as anHaving (barely) survived the inaugural vinyl detonation of Powerman 5000's Tonight the Stars Revolt!, we're back with it's predecessor, 1997's Mega!! Kung Fu Radio. But the blast radius on this one might even be bigger after all, the initial title of this record (their first studio album) was The Blood Splat Rating System. Once that release won awards from the Boston Phoenix Reader's Poll for Best Metal Album, Best Rap Album, and Album of the Year,