"We Are Misfits" punk hardcore influence album
"We Are Misfits" released in 2010 marks the band’s punk and hardcore foundations delivered through a vinyl format on the One Little Independent label.
Artist profile · 04/07/2026
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The Computers emerged from Exeter, England, crafting a sound that spans rock indépendant, punk, and new wave with touches of blues and disco. Their discography includes 12 vinyl records released mostly under the One Little Independent label, illustrating a varied palette from the punk-hardcore rawness of "We Are Misfits" to the dance-inflected tones of "Disco Sucks". Key releases trace from 2010 to 2020, highlighting an active engagement with vinyl formats including LP and various album editions reflecting their evolving sound. Collectors and audiophiles find their catalog notable for its mix of alternative rock energy and stylistic shifts across a decade.
Recording locations center on their UK roots, aligning with the Exeter and British rock scene flair.
Discography
Studio albums, live records, compilations and radio recordings. Each album groups all its editions.
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Essentials
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#1 · 2016A 2016 LP showcasing the band's indie rock maturity on One Little Independent, key for understanding their evolution.
#2 · 20132013 indie rock meets disco punk delivery, distinctive for its genre blend and label backing.
#3 · 2011Early 2011 LP mixing alternative and new wave styles, marking the band’s breakthrough in indie scenes.
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"We Are Misfits" released in 2010 marks the band’s punk and hardcore foundations delivered through a vinyl format on the One Little Independent label.
"Disco Sucks" combines disco and punk stylistic elements, produced for vinyl release in 2013 by One Little Independent, emphasizing genre crossover in their catalog.
All 12 vinyl releases are distributed on the One Little Independent label, highlighting the band’s sustained collaboration with this independent UK-based label.
The Computers combine punk vigor with indie rock melodies across varied genres.— Vinyl Enthusiasts Commentary
Tracks like "Love Triangles, Hate Squares" and "Mr. Saturday Night" stand out on vinyl for their representation of the band’s blend of indie rock and pop international influences.
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The Computers are a British rock band originating from Exeter, United Kingdom, known for their indie and punk-influenced sound.
Their vinyl catalog spans genres including rock indépendant, punk/hardcore, blues, disco, new wave, and pop internationale.
The band has 12 vinyl albums available, mostly released between 2010 and 2020 under the One Little Independent label.
Key albums include "BIRTH/DEATH" (2016), "DISCO SUCKS" (2013), and "GROUP IDENTITY" (2011), each reflecting different phases of their style.
Most vinyl records from The Computers are original pressings released on One Little Independent, valued by collectors.
French vinyl shops and specialized online retailers commonly stock releases by The Computers, especially through distributors of UK indie labels.
Popular tracks on vinyl include "Love Triangles, Hate Squares," "Mr. Saturday Night," and "Clown Core," showcasing their range.
The recording quality and style variance across their vinyl albums offer an engaging listening experience for indie rock enthusiasts.
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