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* March - [[Immune System]] makes their public debut at a Wicker Park loft party * November 25 - [[Wax Trax Records]] opens its doors

* '''''War Song / A Girl Like You 7"''''' ([[Public Records]], [[1982]])

...]]. It was a produced in affiliation with the [[Northwestern University]] public radio station [[WNUR]], featuring a bunch of Chicago's most well known punk [[Category:Records]]

...ly new wave punk band. They played from [[1978]]-[[1981]] and released two records. They were a regular performer at [[O'Banions]] during their time together * '''''Modern Girl / Paranoia Perception 7"''''' (Braille Records, [[1979]])

...many a punker took the long trip from the city (at this time there was no public transportation to get out there) to see their favorite national act. Becau

...knew, celebrities (some of which he had met), life in the city of Chicago, public transportation, his interactions, and his "outbursts" and “demons” (tho ==American Records==

...memorably at Pirates Cove in Cleveland co-billed with the Pagans. But the public was slow to take to the newer music styles and the band had to sometimes st ...the always elusive recording deal. Next up to express an interest was 415 Records in San Francisco, the first North American label devoted to New Wave music,

...Suburban Mutilation, Die Kreuzen, Sacred Order). Suburban Mutilation (nee Public Nuisance) is notable for being Rev. n0rb's first band, not to mention absol * [https://files.nyu.edu/cch223/public/comps/codeblue.html KFTH page]

...= [[Underdog Records]],<br> Universal Satirical Association,<br> Single Records ...re" (coupled with the spastic "Being Bored") 7" release through [[Underdog Records]]. The band's roster continued to evolve; Eringis had subbed for McClean o

...torn apart by personal and interpersonal turmoil. They never released any records. ...ands Silent Language spent a long time writing and rehearsing before going public.