Today, Fat Wreck commemorates the prolific and influential career of No Use For A Name with Black Box. The career-spanning vinyl box set includes thirteen 12″ vinyl records and one 7″. One of the LP’s and 7″ are both previously unreleased and exclusive to this box-set. The label also created a 12″ x 12″ booklet with the band’s oral and visual history. This one-time pressing on a colored vinyl and you can order it HERE.
Fat Wreck said about this project: Wrapping up this project has been bitter-sweet, since we’ve been working on it for so long. During the journey, we’ve relished rediscovering NUFAN’s incredible catalog and revisiting our beloved friend, Tony Sly’s amazing body of work. The experience of sifting through all the pictures, stories, and songs has been an absolute joy, and we’re stoked to share it with all of you!
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