Basically these are our favorite records/ singles, whether they’re 30 years old or just came out yesterday. You should listen to them.
It’s taken some time but the debut LP from CAMPFIRES is almost here. Tomorrow, Tomorrow is Jeff Walls’ first release since moving from Chicago to Portland and also his first for Fire Talk label in Brooklyn, coming in a very short run of just 150 12″ pressings. Continue reading “Campfires – Tomorrow, Tomorrow”
For their first release since their sophomore LP on Hozac Records, THE LIMIÑANAS are back again with a new 7″ La fille de la ligne on Trouble in Mind Records. It’s home to two new songs which will hopefully lead to something bigger later this year. Continue reading “The Limiñanas – La fille de la ligne 15 7″”
Wharf Cat Records just released a new 7″ from ANCIENT SKY along with the new year. These Brooklynites dropped one of the most underrated records of 2012 and this new Castle 7″ follows the same path. Continue reading “Ancient Sky – Castle 7″”
It’s an absolute fact that anyone who is familiar with HOT LUNCH knows it took way too long to release their debut album. Thanks to Who Can You Trust? Records in Germany, that’s no longer a problem. Continue reading “Hot Lunch – s/t LP”
In over three years of blogging it looks like GAYZE is our first band from Idaho. They share personnel with other bands like TEENS going to show that there’s a scene coming together up in Boise, ID. Continue reading “Gayze – Black Soul 7″ EP”
Hailing from down-under in Geelong, Australia comes the HIEROPHANTS. This is their debut 7″ on Anti Fade/Birds Love Fighting Records, showcasing their breezy sound with equal parts garage and psych. Continue reading “Hierophants – Bow Down to the… 7″”
Trouble in Mind Records in Chicago dropped this scorching 7″ at the tail-end of 2012 and it’s already sold out. For those not yet aware, FUZZ is the no-longer-mysterious moniker of both Ty Segall and Charles Moothart. Continue reading “Fuzz – This Time I Got a Reason 7″”
After a split cassette on the Sturdy Girls label last year, JENSEN SERF COMPANY come back with a new 7″ on Daddy Kool Records. Hailing from St. Petersburg in Florida, this duo brings us some twisted garage rock that is all their own. Continue reading “Jensen Serf Company – Electric Sister 7″”
Melbourne four-piece BAD VISION self-describe their scuzzy sound as garage rock/proto punk. They’re putting the finishing touches on their debut 7″ with a launch show tomorrow (January 12th) at the Old Bar in Melbourne. Continue reading “Bad Vision – 112 7″”
Known for live show intensity and being taken under the wing by Ty Segall himself, this debut EX-CULT album on Goner Records is the perfect way to close out our year. Continue reading “Ex-Cult – s/t LP”
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