The Meteors- Wreckin' CrewLabel: Radiation Reissued 2 27 2026, Originally released 1983 PSYCHOBILLY. Originally released in 1983 on I. D. Records, Wreckin Crew catches The Meteors in peak, feral form, a scorching burst of early psychobilly loaded with slapping bass, jagged guitars, and P. Paul Fenechs unmistakable snarl. A true cult favourite, the album helped spark the infamous wrecking style and cemented the bands reputation as the genres loudest and most unapologetic force.

Everydog Has It's Day

Making Memories

was miraculously captured in high fidelity audio and video

as industrious as Guided By Voices

For their second full length outing

with his shimmering piano lines dancing between Peacock's sharp bass lines and Motian's usual sublime work on the drums

My Mental Health

Inconceivable

Joseph Rutter (Joe Don Baker

This compilation is brought to life by the punk archivists at Rave Up Records and contains their full 1978-1982 production

' If Säkhö seems an unlikely partner to release the record

Queen Geri