A proper document of the first explosion of Spanish punk! Originally released by DRO in 1983, "Punk, Que Punk?" captured a scene that was still gloriously rough around the edges, bringing together eight bands from across Spain at a time when most of them had barely released anything at all.

The result is wonderfully primitive and all over the place: Espasmódicos, KGB, Seguridad Social, N.634, Urgente, No, Carne De Psiquiátrico and the brilliantly named P.P. Tan Solo tear through short, raw blasts of early Spanish punk with considerably more attitude than polish. This wasn't a retrospective put together decades later - it was a snapshot taken while the whole bloody mess was actually happening.

Munster finally brings this cult compilation back to vinyl, expanding the original album to 16 tracks with two bonus cuts and adding an insert. Essential archaeology from the wonderfully unruly beginnings of Spanish punk!