Jello & DOA! New Batcast! Winston Skateboards have arrived

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Finally back on vinyl after 20 years, made with the original analog master!
“Talk about a wall of sound! One of the best things D.O.A. or I ever did!” – Jello Biafra

Using the original mothers, the album sounds as fierce and amazing as ever! Backed by D.O.A. in their 80s incarnation mixing punk and thrash metal, with Biafra giving some of his most furious vocal performances of all time. The entire album is for those who gravitate towards the heavier side of Biafra, like his work with LARD and Jelvins; just listen to the epic “Full Metal Jackoff,” a furious 14-minute song that touches on then-relevant topics such as Willie Horton, the Iran-Contra Affair, Oliver North, the crack epidemic, and make for an unforgettable album.

Get yours now! Available in wide release black and limited artist edition split black/yellow! Find the limited indie record store edition on yellow vinyl at your favorite local record store, and sign up to our Patreon to get a copy of the ultra rare splatter edition!

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The “Idol” image, dating back to 1977, gained notoriety as the provocative record cover for Dead Kennedys, “In God We Trust, Inc”, and its ‘Cross of Dollars’ image is hailed as a significant contribution to punk history.Sanctioned by Winston Smith and produced by his company, Studio Fallout, this board is available exclusively at Alternative Tentacles.

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We have the boards in stock, and they are all getting signed by Winston Smith! We will start shipping them out on Dec. 5! IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

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Alternative Tentacles Records is thrilled to announce the first-ever vinyl release of two long-awaited tracks, previously available only in digital format. This highly anticipated split 7″ features Jello Biafra & The Guantanamo School of Medicine and The November 3, with two explosive songs: “Blunder Blubber” and “IFAR.”

“Blunder Blubber,” originally released as a digital single to mark Rush Limbaugh’s passing was recorded during the TEA PARTY REVENGE PORN recording sessions, highlights everything iconic about Jello Biafra & The Guantanamo School of Medicine. The song critiques the rise of right-wing extremism, tracing its roots back to Rush Limbaugh’s influence and the repeal of the Fairness Doctrine under President Reagan in 1987—a policy change that allowed one-sided political commentary on public airwaves. Biafra argues that this set the stage for the toxic media landscape, fueling figures like Limbaugh and the current wave of “MAGA” rhetoric.

Reflecting on the political climate, Biafra notes, “I wrote [the song] back when Clinton was president, seeing the writing on the wall. I was hoping never to use it, but we had no choice but to update and perform it now.”

On the flip side, The November 3 delivers “IFAR,” a fiery debut track that first dropped during the 2020 Republican National Convention. Blending punk rock energy with raw political outrage, lead vocalist Billie O’ Rights unleashes a bold, biting rant, backed by Tom Pain’s searing guitars. Pat Triotte and Justice Ferralladd their creative touches to this electrifying anthem, capturing the chaotic spirit of the times.

The lead track, “IFAR,” is a raucous, tongue-in-cheek commentary on partisan divides, clocking in at just two minutes of catchy, irreverent fun. Interestingly, the song was reportedly conceived during a mundane moment: Pat Triotte was baking blueberry muffins one Saturday afternoon when the idea hit, and within hours, the track was recorded— and the muffins were supposedly amazing.

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