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AUSMUTEANTS - MATE'S RATES/ECHO BEACHThe two sizzling, neurotic and probiotic cuts featured here don't appear on any other releases and are just as vile, infectious, and rabid as your needs require, crushing their formula into a powerful dust that erases your will to resist the band's impeccable Aussie charms. |
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BABY GRANDE - 1975-77What we have here is an LP of archival recordings (dating back to the years 1975-'77) of an Australian band that blended glam rock with an aggressive, loud and snotty attitude. This sounds like Bowie, Alice Cooper and T.Rex getting wasted and jamming in a trashy, suburban ... read more » |
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BAND IN HEAVEN - THE BOYS OF SUMMER OF SAMOn offer are two direct hits of skull-softening Middle-Eastern tinged space rock, destined to drain the fluids from your ears, while seductively stealing your valuable organs for the black market. |
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BRATS - BE A MAN/QUAALUDE QUEENWhen Rick Rivets left the fledgling NEW YORK DOLLS in 1973, he didn't switch gears so much as he just assembled the toughest US Glam rock band of the era. This is a repress of one of the first independent underground singles to come out of the NY scene, alongside ... read more » |
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BUCK BILOXI & THE FUCKS - STREETS OF RAGEBACK IN PRINT! 'Streets Of Rage' (first issued in 2015) culls all the burned-out, hate-fueled visceral verbiage from the streets into an impossibly catchy and poetic benchmark of garbage spun into gold. This might be the most punk record you've ever owned (or will the ... read more » |
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CHARLIE 'UNGRY - WHO IS MY KILLERA reissue of a late '70s EP by a British band with an -at the time- impossible style blending punk, glam and NWOBHM moves. |
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CHEAP NASTIES - CHEAP NASTIESIssued on vinyl, here's is a spectacular release of archival demo recordings, taped in 1977 by a pioneering punk band from Perth, featuring none other than Kim Salmon! Essential Aussie punk history! |
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CHICOS DE NAZCA - FIRE RIDEAn LP of modern Chilean psych-rock (spawned from the CINDY SISTERS), using the blasting power of repetition and reverberation to carve a hole in your soul. |
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COWBOYS - 3RDThe Cowboys is the name of a Bloomington-based band that gloriously manages to escape all of the pitfalls of modern DIY punk-garage and break out into a field of its own instantly. |
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CRETIN STOMPERS - LOOKING FORWARD TO BEINGA dynamic explosion of space punk filtered through a clogged toilet of remarkable pop hooks and impeccable melodic surges that hit such wavering heights, you just might need some orange slices to keep your eyes on the road. Featuring members of MAGIC KIDS, BARBARAS, JAY ... read more » |
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DENIM DELINQUENT - COMPLETE COLLECTION: 1971-76Collected in one book are all seven issues of the legendary DIY rock and roll fanzine 'Denim Delinquent'. Between 1971 and 1976 it payed attention to a.o. The Kinks, Stooges, MC5, Captain Beefheart, Eno, Lou Reed, a.m.o. |
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ELECTRIC EELS - ACCIDENTAnother devastating chunk of festering midwest proto-punk from these scurrilous sub-creatures of Ohio's rich musical history. Two more cauterizing cuts of whiplash thug rock your thin plane of existence just might not survive without. |
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EPICYCLE - YOU'RE NOT GONNA GET IT: 1978-81A great compilation of early US punk, featuring recordings from the late '70s and early '80s. |
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F.U.K. - ROAD KILL/I GOT A HEADF.U.K (a.k.a. Fucked Up Kids) only played one show, on Halloween 1977 in Ann Arbor, MI, and only recorded two songs for an obscure single release back in the day. Those two Devo-esque punk tracks are now finally reissued on this 7-inch vinyl platter. |
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GROSS POINTE - BAD SEEDFour quick jabs of Chicago-style rock'n'roll on a revved-up rampage and ready to wreck any party! This 7-inch features a scorching production, raging guitars and crushing, melodic vocals that will strip you bare on contact. |
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HAPPY THOUGHTS - HAPPY THOUGHTSPurity, harmony, & true, unabridged happiness come bleeding through this collection of songs. It's got the boyish charm of The Bobby Fuller Four humming along '64 Bang-era Neil Diamond hooks, in that same magical way Nobunny channels the ghost of Buddy Holly so well. ... read more » |
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HEAVY TIMES - BLACK SUNGLASSESThese fireballs of nuanced grungey pop are finally unleashed unto the Earth. Have no fear because Heavy Times throbbs along better than ever, lurking in the shadows, trying hard not to act like they're the best band in Chicago. |
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JEANIES - AMILEEA refreshing blast of pop purity from NYC. |
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KILLER KANE BAND - DEBUT EPA reissue of a killer 1976 3-track proto-punk EP featuring ARTHUR KANE of the NEW YORK DOLLS. Another lost classic and missing link between the glam rock and punk eras, this is switchblade rock at its finest. |
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KITCHEN'S FLOOR - BATTLE OF BRISBANE (USA)An LP of uncompromisingly nihilistic outsider r'n'r from the band, active in a renewed line-up. 'Battle Of Brisbane' is a bitter ode to existential dread battered through a minimalist punk facade. |
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LEATHER TOWEL - TOWEL IVRemarkable punk'ish outings from members of a.o. NUN, OOGA BOOGAS, AUSMUTEANTS and WOOLLEN KITS. |
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LIMINANAS - CRYSTAL ANISSophomore LP from this breakthrough French combo. Brimming with humming, fuzz-filled effervescent pop. It's a slice of modern French Ye-Ye gone uderground, conjuring a dimly-lit atmosphere where the long lost transcendent sounds of the Factory intersperse with modern noir ... read more » |
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LIMINANAS - CRYSTAL ANIS (USA)Sophomore LP from this breakthrough French combo. Brimming with humming, fuzz-filled effervescent pop. It's a slice of modern French Ye-Ye gone uderground, conjuring a dimly-lit atmosphere where the long lost transcendent sounds of the Factory intersperse with modern noir ... read more » |
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LIMINANAS - MALAMORE (USA)US vinyl edition! The fourth Liminanas album. 'Malamore' finds the band very relaxed in its sonic niche, playing sunny, sexy and laid-back pop. |
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LOWLIFE - LEADERSA spectacular piece of Canadian punk history, this 1979 EP by a not quite forgotten band from Winnipeg gets reissued on vinyl in a limited run of 500 copies. |
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