Californian hardcore punk band associated with the early 1980s San Francisco scene; noted for the 1982 album Landshark.

The 1982 album Landshark is discussed in the provided review as a grim, nihilistic hardcore record. The review references tracks such as "Law and Order", "Diary of a mad werrwoulf", "Drunk & Crazy", "The Money Will Roll Right In", "An Invitation" and "Skinheads Smoke Dope" and compares the band's aesthetic to Flipper and to early grunge tendencies.

The available review (pretazzo) treats Fang's 1982 album Landshark as a landmark of grim, nihilistic American hardcore. The review links Fang's sound to the San Francisco scene and to bands like Flipper, and highlights tracks such as "Law and Order" and "Diary of a mad werrwoulf". Overall the tone is nostalgic and celebratory of the album's bleak power.

For:Fans of early 80s American hardcore punk, gritty punk rock and origins-of-grunge listeners

 So many memories in this site. A part of my life. This morning I felt nostalgic.

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