FatCat Records’ subsidiary label Palmist Records are hitting home run after home run with their slew of split releases, and their sixth concoction keeps the good times rolling. The two bands in question this time around are LA deviants THE GROWLERS and Leicester, England’s nascent degenerates THEE LUDDS. Continue reading “The Growlers/ Thee Ludds – Palmist Split 12″”
Believe it or not, this is our first time covering BLACK LIPS around here. Not sure what took us so long, but this single includes two songs from the Black Lips very first recording sessions in 2000 at Die Slaughterhaus. Continue reading “Black Lips – Does She Want 7″”
SOMETHING MEN hail from somewhere in England (is it Worcester?) and just released their debut 7″ on EZPZ Records. They take on a grass roots rockabilly type of garage rock that is invigorating yet somehow mysterious. Continue reading “Something Men – Birdy Roof 7″”
DEAD LUKE comes back in 2011 with his excellent follow up to last years efforts, creating a different beast entirely with a truly refreshing and mystifying blend of both psyched-out rock with bluesy intentions. Continue reading “Dead Luke – Meanwhile… In the Midwest”
The JACUZZI BOYS of Miami just released their sophomore album “Glazin'” on Hardly Art. The first lucky 300 pre-orders came with this 7″ here, a single-sided opaque green single with a cover of Kim Fowley’s “Born Dancer”. Continue reading “Jacuzzi Boys – Kim Fowley Cover 7″”
Coming from our friends overseas at Shit Music for Shit People is the debut 7″ from VERNON SÉLAVY, a folksy duo which is more than fitting for their unique catalog. Continue reading “Vernon Sélavy – Apple Seeds 7″”
Our Philadelphia-based friends THE EERIES are putting the finishing touches on their first vinyl release, which should be available from the Evil Weevil label on the 14th of June. Continue reading “The Eeries – Comes Alive 7″”
MING DONKEY ONE MAN BAND is pretty much just how it sounds – a one man band from Mississippi. Other than that, there’s really not much other information out there to be found. Hopefully we can attempt to change that with this post. Continue reading “Ming Donkey One Man Band – Georgia Line 7″”
I wonder if they wanted to release the album on 4/20 on purpose? Something inside tells me that’s not as far-fetched as it sounds. This is the debut full length from NATURAL CHILD, and it follows along perfectly with their motto, “Let the good times roll.” Continue reading “Natural Child – 1971”
For their fifth official release, Shit Music for Shit People looked towards the caffeinated power pop of Italian garage rockers LOVE BOAT. This trio originated in Sardinia back in 2006, surrounded by countless friends and endless supplies of beer at their bathroom shows, and this is where they ended up. Continue reading “Love Boat – Sliding Deck 7″”
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