A distressed older man in a suit stands near nighttime train tracks under streetlights. Above him, the bold orange No Use For A Name brand name appears, adding a surreal touch to this dark scene. An orange and purple splatter vinyl from No Use For A Name sits next to its album cover, depicting a distressed man at a dim train station, with bold orange band text above—an essential for melodic hardcore fans. A translucent vinyl record from No Use For A Name, splattered with orange, yellow, red, and green. The center label features the band name and song titles.

No Use For A Name

Don't Miss The Train

FAT635 - October 23, 2001

No Use For A Name’s sophomore full length is made up of the melodic hardcore stuff that got them to where they are now: the top of the fuckin’ heap, bitch! Like Johnny Cash, NUFAN “don’t wanna pay no toll”. Originally released in 1992 on New Red Archives.

Colored Vinyl LP

Track Listing

1. Born Addicted
2. Thorn In My Side
3. Looney Toon
4. Tollbridge
5. Hole
6. Another Step
7. Don’t Miss The Train
8. Watching
9. Punk Points
10. Tan In A Can
11. Death Doesn’t Care
12. Get Out Of This Town

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