No Use For A Name ‘Rarities Vol. 2: The Originals’ Released

Some of the more astute No Use For a Name fans among you have probably been wondering exactly when the second installment of the rarities series would be released. Well, wonder no more. After three years of scouring every No Use For a Name recording they could get their hands on, Fat Wreck Chords have finally released “Rarities Vol. 2 – The Originals” on CD, vinyl and digital formats. Rarities Vol. 2 – The Originals” features fifteen tracks, comprised of rarities and previously unreleased demos. “Rarities Vol. 2 – The Originals” can be purchased here

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