UNITED RIOT RECORDS

Our Label UNITED RIOT RECORDS is a underground music label. The label has been run by several people of color over the years since 2003. We have also released music by all genders and races and continue to do so. This is straight from the Labels mouth, REAL NEWS. Anything else is completely fake. We will continue to bring you music of all forms and thank you for the support.

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TOTAL ANNIHILATION - TOTAL WAR CD

URR- 42 TOTAL ANNIHIALTION - TOTAL WAR CD U.S. UNCENSORED EDITION

300 PRESSED. FIRST 100 COME WITH LIMITED EDITION STICKERS

211 BOOTBOYS

The 211 Bootboy's were established in the late 90's by a group of teenagers within the NYC Oi! scene. It is not to be confused with the Colorado white-power prison gang, 211 Crew. There has never been a color policy regarding membership within the 211 Bootboys.

In the late 90's, most of the older skins from the 80's were already involved in a more commercial scene that had nothing to do with the skinhead scene anymore. The 90's once strong Oi! scene (Oxblood, Templars, Battle Cry, First Strike, etc) was finally winding down with bands breaking up or not playing in the city anymore. 

Naturally, the younger kids leftover wanted to carry on the spirit. The crew was started to be nothing more than a social club. The goals were to start bands and carry on the Nationalist, anti-communist traditions of the 80's and 90's NYC skinhead Oi! scene. 

In the late 2000's, after dozens of music releases and countless shows, 211 chapters started being established outside of NYC. They were popping up all around the east coast and more. The politics remained the same, which was an attraction to a lot of the Oi scenes around the states that have been taken over by anti-fascists, communists, and political witch hunts. 

Dozens of slander articles throughout the years from journalists who work hand-in-hand with Antifa have attempted to brand 211 as a bunch of street thug, drug dealing, Nazi's. In reality, the crew is a non-profit social club, made up of predominantly working class veterans, of all races, who emphasize country, family, free speech, and like to play music on the side. 

211 would like to thank the ones out there who have been calling out fake news.. and to the ones refusing to back down from Red Terrorist organizations that run to the cops and press every time one of their planned attacks goes wrong, cheers! 

URR - 41 BAD ASSETS - SPIRIT OF DETROIT Lp

URR-41 BAD ASSETS - SPIRIT OF DETROIT LP

175 PRESSED ON BLACK VINYL. 4 TEST PRESSINGS WITH DIFFERENT COVER

URR - 40 QUEENSBURY RULES - BRISTOL ELITE Lp

URR-40 QUEENSBURY RULES BRISTOL ELITE LP 300 PRESSED

200 on Burgundy, 99 on black, 1 on Red/Black Splatter. 18 test Pressing Different cover.
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SKIN DISORDER / STRONG ISLAND BOOT BOYS Ep Review in American Oi Zine

Skin Disorder / Strong Island Bootboys - Split EP Review by American Oi! Zine

United Riot Records

Just like the recent United Riot releases from Brute Force and American Eagle, even more American, or in particular, New York City Oi! history was dug up and thrown onto a slab of wax. Combined together as a split EP, most likely because an individual release of each band wasn’t enough, these are probably the last remaining recordings of both Skin Disorder and the Strong Island Bootboys you will probably ever hear.

Yes the recordings are of demo quality, but they sound surprisingly good! Both ends deliver that classic sound from the US of Oi!, similar to bands like Moonstomp or early Oxblood, but Skin Disorder and in particular their opening track “American Style” really cut it for me. It’s basic, perhaps a bit outdated, but to me this sound will always remain timeless no matter what. Therefor I’m glad the vault got another good sweep and that this release was added to the label’s discography of gone and / or forgotten bands like the aforementioned two, Sick Society and The N.Y. Hoods.

Artwork by Muna is sick as always and although the limited version of this 7” is on black vinyl (100 copies), the half clear / half red colored vinyl (200 copies) looks absolutely sick. Must-have for fans of that rough and violent, NYC Oi! sound like Oxblood and First Strike!

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QUEENBURY RULES - BRISTOL ELITE Album Review

Queensbury Rules - Bristol Elite Review from American Oi! Zine

United Riot Records

After their demo, a four-track debut EP, a two-track single and a contribution of four tracks to the “New Breed Rising” compilation (or four-way split LP, whatever floats your boat), it is time for Bristol’s elite, Queensbury Rules, to unleash their first full-length album to the masses! At the moment only released on CD, “Bristol Elite” is out now through United Riot Records!

Besides the instrumental intro, “Bristol Elite” counts a total of twelve songs. If you own Queensbury Rules’ previous efforts, tracks like “Queensbury Rules”, “Workers Of Britain”, “Return To Agicourt” and “Bridge The Gap” have most likely burst out of your speakers before.  But re-recorded for this full-length, the four songs, and in particular “Return To Agicourt”, sound stronger than ever before! The fact that they’re re-recorded helps of course, but I personally don’t mind a few ‘familiar faces’ on an album, especially when it is a debut full-length, because that way I roll much easier into the new tracks.

Not that this powerhouse needs it though, because the Queensbury lads nail that classic British vibe of the 80’s perfectly on “Bristol Elite”! From its mid-tempo stompers to its fast-paced rippers, with here and there a metallic riff or solo and its aggravated sing-alongs this is food for fans of England’s almighty triple-C; Condemned 84, Combat 84 and Close Shave! Street music for patriotic working class kids, both tough as nails and filled with pride, is what you’ll find on remaining tracks such as “Dogfight”, “Today’s Generation”, “Rorke’s Drift” and “Betrayal”, making it a must-have for the skinhead elite!

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