Zero Boys Vicious Circle Remastered Promo Poster (2000)

Description: Zero Boys Vicious Circle Remastered Promo Poster (2000) - 14x18.5 Inches This is a promotional poster, distributed to record stores in late 1999/early 2000, aimed to boost sales for the remastered and rereleased version of the Zero Boys' iconic 1981 debut album, 'Vicious Circle.' Classified as new/old stock, this poster has never been used, providing a unique and pristine glimpse into the promotional efforts surrounding the reissue of the influential punk rock album. The Zero Boys, emerging from the unlikely punk scene of Indianapolis in the late '70s, swiftly gained recognition with their debut EP, "Livin' in the '80s," released in 1980. Influenced by iconic groups like the Sex Pistols and Ramones, the band underwent internal changes with bassist David "Tufty" Clough joining, infusing a faster and more frenetic energy. By 1982, the band released their acclaimed full-length album, "Vicious Circle," on Nimrod Records, solidifying their status as legends of early-'80s hardcore. Despite disbanding in 1983 due to feeling "landlocked" in Indianapolis, they later regrouped in 1988 after the reissue's success. With new members, they continued touring and released albums like "Make It Stop" (1991) and "The Heimlich Maneuver" (1993). The band eventually faded, but resurfaced in the early 2000s for a tour in support of "History Of."

Price: 49.99 CAD

Location: Calgary, Alberta

End Time: 2025-01-18T19:18:35.000Z

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