Bestsellers : GARAGE / BEAT / SURF / ROCK'N'ROLL
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VARIOUS - PLUNDERED, VOL. 3'THE STING-RAYS UNSTUNG' - A collection of primitive rock'n'roll that inspired the Sting-Rays. Holy fuck! This is brilliant... 14 killer tracks as covered by the legendary Sting-Rays. Couple of tracks of 'out there' rockabilly, plenty of garage punk, and all the ingredients ... read more » |
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BACKDOOR SOCIETY FEATURING PAOLO APOLLO NEGRI - ON THE RUN/BALLAD OF A LIAROriginating in Piacenza, Italy in 2017, The Backdoor Society delivers a powerful blend of '60s Nederbeat, British psychedelia and freakbeat, Texas acid punk, and Byrdsian jangle. Formed from the ashes of renowned Italian garage rockers The Rookies, the band is comprised of ... read more » |
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UGLY THINGS - ISSUE #56The Velvet Underground are on the cover and inside Jonathan Richman shares exclusive secrets of Lou Reed's VU era guitar and gear, complete with his own illustrations! We go behind the scenes of the legendary sixties UK TV pop show Ready Steady Go!, and our Gabor Szabo ... read more » |
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DEAD MOON - STRANGE PRAY TELLRepress! One of Dead Moon's all time classics, filled with some of their catchiest & most rousing songs. Rockers of the highest caliber such as 'Destination X', 'Fire In The Western World' & 'Don't Look Back' as well as perfect ballads such as 'You Can't Do That' ... read more » |
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VARIOUS - BORN BAD, VOL. 1Unavailable for many years, this series shows exactly where The Cramps took their influences from. SIDE 1: 1. The Bostweeds - Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! 2. Ronnie Cook & The Gaylads - Goo Goo Muck 3. Link Wray & His Ray Men - Fat Back 4. Dwight Pullen - ... read more » |
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VARIOUS - BORN BAD, VOL. 3Unavailable for many years, this series shows exactly where The Cramps took their influences from. SIDE 1: 1. Kip Tyler & The Flips - Jungle Hop 2. The Busters - Bust Out 3. Jett Powers - Go Girl Go 4. The Riptides - Machine Gun 5. The Rivingtons - Mama-Oom-Mow-Mow 6. ... read more » |
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VARIOUS - BORN BAD, VOL. 2Unavailable for many years, this series shows exactly where The Cramps took their influences from. SIDE 1: 1. The Phantom - Love Me 2. Jimmy Lloyd - Rocket In My Pocket 3. Tommy James & The Shondells - Hanky Panky 4. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Hungry 5. ... read more » |
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DEAD MOON - STRANDED IN THE MYSTERY ZONEBack in print! Maybe the hardest to find Dead Moon LP. All kinds of killer songs. Another stone cold classic by the world's greatest rock band. Some call them the thinking man's AC/DC & some call them the working man's Roky Erickson but really there is nothing that ... read more » |
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EARLS OF SATAN - TAKE ME DOWN TO HELLThe long awaited debut LP from UK based The Earls Of Satan. A diabolical mix of surf, moody garage with just a hint of rockabilly on some tracks. You get the impression that these guys have been watching a lot of Tarantino movies, in fact the album could quite easily be a ... read more » |
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EL CRAMPED - A TRIBUTE TO THE MAD GENIUS LUX INTERIORHahaha, this is brilliant, just messed up... it's SICK! This is a joint production with the band and some of you may be familiar with a certain Mr B. who has published a bunch of articles and the 'ABC Of The Cramps' book over the years (in French if you're wondering). ... read more » |
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VARIOUS - PLUNDERED, VOL. 2'THE MUMMIES UNWRAPPED PART 2' - A collection of primitive rock'n'roll that inspired The Mummies! SIDE 1: 1. The Ventures - Tall Cool One 2. The Tidal Waves - Big Boy Pete 3. Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs - Uncle Willie 4. The Surfaris - You Can't Sit Down 5. The Animals ... read more » |
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HECK - HECK YEAH!!'Heck Yeah!!' is the second album by the Dutch '60s style garagepunk-trio The Heck. Musically the band still moves somehere between The Sonics and Reigning Sound, with a touch from The Hives as well, while never losing their main focus: writing future sixties pop classics, ... read more » |
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S.U.G.A.R. - S.U.G.A.R.The debut album from S.U.G.A.R. reminds of 70's punk made in Australian pubs, on Southern California streets, Detroit dumpsters and german noisy fake jazz hard-rock sauerkraut crypts. Pickle some cut-loose early Saints demos, Suicide Commandos weirdness, Mad ... read more » |
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SHOOTS - R & BEATYou dig The Pretty Things? You dig The Animals? You dig The Small Faces? What about some freakbeat, rock'n'roll and blue eyed soul? You dig Paul Orwell? Well, man, Heavy Soul! has a treat for you... the first long-player by The Shoots. Mixing raucous rhythm & blues ... read more » |
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BLACK KEYS - THE BIG COME UP (BLACK)180 gram vinyl. Producing its own brand of stripped down rock'n'roll combining Memphis grit, Motor City stomp and Mississippi hollers. Take one guitar, a cheap organ and a broken down drumkit and you have their bare essentials. But it ain't all the way that simple becauce ... read more » |
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DEVILS - BEAST MUST REGRET NOTHING...The third album by the blasphemic trash'n'roll duo from Naples, Italy, available on wax! There's a notable guest appearance by Mark Lanegan. |
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GARBAGE BAGS - HUNTING FOR THE WILDThe latest rawk'n'roll sensation! Belgium based The Garbage Bags have been ripping it up across Europe and the UK with their savage sound to much acclaim recently (until lockdown that is). Featuring veteran bass player Jens (50ft Combo, The Grave Bros etc), Nico and Gilles ... read more » |
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MESSIS, PAUL - WIN OR LOSE/PLEASE DON'T TELL METhese are the first solo recordings done by Paul Messis since his 2018 long-player 'Songs Of Our Times'. Both these tracks were recorded by Paul in his livingroom during the 2020 Covid-19 lockdown. The A-side is a psych-jangler very reminiscent of groups coming out of the ... read more » |
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SHARP CLASS - MOVEThe band we came to love known as SubCulture have had a name change, but thankfully not a musical one as the sound that saw them become the Mod Scene's brightest new stars continues to infect our ears with short, sharp bites of teenage angst and energy. As band SubCulture ... read more » |
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WYLDE TRYFLES - FUZZED AND CONFUSEDThe Wylde Tryfles sound wild and out of control, playing their modern take on ultra-fuzzed '60s garage-punk, full of snotty garage vocals, screams, back from the grave vibes and hypnotic dangerous beats. The sound of their LP 'Fuzzed And Confused' is a continuous wave of ... read more » |
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ONES! - VOLUME ONEAs a follow up to the CD release, Gear Fab now proudly presents this obscure album on beautiful 180-gram vinyl. The LP-jacket is an exact replica of the original 1966 Ashwood sleeve. Although these guys originated from Connecticut, they became one of the hottest opening ... read more » |
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OSEES - PROTEAN THREATJohn Dwyer's ever changing, impossible-to-describe band, here named Osees, returns with a release of scuzz-punk anthem amulets for the ears and heart. This is the follow-up to the prog masterpiece 'Face Stabber'. |
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PARAGONS (USA/NC) - ABBA/BETTER MAN THAN IFirst released in 1966, a sought after, US smash garage anthem gets reissued on 7-inch, including its original flip (a fine Yardbirds cover), remastered audio and a 12-page booklet featuring liner notes by Mike Stax (Ugly Things magazine) and previously unseen pictures. For ... read more » |
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PREVOST, GREG 'STACKHOUSE' - MR. CHARLIE/ROLLIN STONEFirst solo recordings by the man who fronted the Chesterfield Kings during the last...ehrr. 35 years! A lesson in raw blues which is bound to fascinate the toughest types in your neighborhood. Its a pity that the recent de-luxe reissue of "Exile on Main Street" ... read more » |
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ROUTES - TUNE OUT SWITCH OFF DROP INRecorded over a period of 18 months by Chris Jack and drummer Bryan Styles, 'Tune Out, Switch Off, Drop In' is the seventh studio album from Japan based trio The Routes. The album title and cover are a modern take on the famous Timothy Leary phrase 'Turn On, Tune In, Drop ... read more » |
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