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The Dubrovniks - Dubrovnik Blues Vinyl Reissue - Bang! Records

Garage Rock

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Experience a piece of Australian rock history with the vinyl reissue of Dubrovnik Blues. Originally released as the debut LP from the Sydney-based super-group The Dubrovniks, this record captures the raw energy of the country's punk underground scene. Formed in 1986, the band brought together legendary figures from the Aussie music landscape, delivering an unfiltered sound that defined an era of alternative rock. This Bang! Records reissue allows collectors and fans of garage rock to own a high-quality pressing of a seminal debut. Whether you are a longtime follower of the Sydney underground or a new listener discovering the roots of Australian indie rock, this vinyl offers an authentic connection to the music that shaped the scene. The Dubrovniks represent a meeting of musical minds, making this LP an essential addition to any serious vinyl collection.

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Vinyl reissue of the celebrated debut LP Dubrovnik Blues from the Australian super-group The Dubrovniks.

Features legendary musicians including James Baker of Beasts of Bourbon and Hoodoo Gurus, and Roddy Radalj of The Scientists.

Authentic representation of the 1986 Sydney punk underground and Australian alternative rock scene.

Released by Bang! Records for fans of raw, unfiltered rock'n'roll and garage rock styles.

A must-have collection piece for enthusiasts of indie and alternative music history.

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Format: lp_record
ASIN: B0FP9NBSQ5
Category: CDs & Vinyl > Styles > Indie & Alternative > Alternative Rock > Garage Rock
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 05 December 2025
Listed Since: 06 September 2025

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