Long-running punk outfit NOFX will celebrate three decades of recording with a lavish vinyl box set next month.
The iconoclastic group, led by punk elder statesman “Fat Mike” Burkett, has remained one of the most “pure” (for lack of a better term) American punk groups in their time together, largely eschewing press and having never signed to a major label. (Epitaph has distributed much of their catalogue, but Burkett has also operated indie label Fat Wreck Chords since 1990; that label issued NOFX’s last four studio LPs.)
The 15-LP set includes every studio album the band put out between 1988’s Liberal Animation and last year’s Self/Entitled. As a bonus, it also includes 1999’s fiery The Decline EP and a double-disc set collating all 13 of the band’s 7″ of the Month Club releases between 2005 and 2006.
The hardbound box also includes a replica of the band’s onstage banner…
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