SONICS - SONICS 8 (10")
Over the years, fans and music enthusiasts around the world have pleaded for the Sonics to reunite. Fast forward to the 21st century, when finally in November 2007 the Sonics accepted an invitation to perform in NYC. Regrouped and well rehearsed, the Sonics proceeded to bring down the house at Cave Stomp with their still fresh, raw, pounding music. The Sonics are back, they're wild, unrelenting, and to international audiences, an unforgettable experience. Today's current Sonics line-up is Larry Parypa: guitar & backing vocals; Rob Lind: sax & vocals; Jerry Roslie: keys & lead vocals; Freddie Dennis: bass & lead vocals; and Ricky Lynn Johnson: drums. Original Sonics bass man Andy Parypa performed on the 4 new original studio tracks contained in the current Sonics 8 - vinyl EP and CD, with Freddie bass and sharing vocals with Jerry on the live tracks. Tracks: 1 Cheap Shades 2 Bad Attitude 3 Don't Back Down 4 Vampire Kiss 5 Cinderella (live) 6 Strychnine (live) 7 Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark (live) 8 Psycho (live).
CHILDISH, 'WILD' BILLY -& THE SPART - FORENSIC R'N'B
The Spartan Dreggs are Billy Childish's new ensemble. They sank from the scum of the Vermin Poets, but kept the same line-up and similar songs. Once more Childish drives from the back seat, playing tug-boat bass guitar. Wolf, of course, is playing the drum set, and lead voice and guitar are supplied by the excellent Neil Palmer. Nurse Julie, with babe in arms, offers up harmony. LP edition.
FUZZTONES - PREACHING TO THE PERVERTED
Tracks: 1. My Black Cloud, 2. Between the Lines, 3. Flirt, Hurt & Desert, 4. Launching Sanity's Dice 5. Invisible 6.Set Me Straight, 7. Don't Speak Ill of the Dead, 8. Old 9. This Game Called Girl. 10. Lust Pavillion, 11. Bound To Please, 12. Come To Me.
GOLIGHTLY, HOLLY -& DAN MELCHIOR- - DESPERATE LITTLE TOWN
Reissue of a great lost album, originally released on Sympathy For The Record Industry. Recorded in London and California in 1999, with long time friend Bruce Brand on percussion, this album features 10 tracks, some of which youll know if you've seen Holly play in the last decade.
HEADCOATS - KNIGHTS OF THE BASKERVILLES
A 12" LP only re-issue of a long deleted, previously US only Thee Headcoats album. Originally issued in 1996 on the Birdman Records label. The cover has been totally reworked by Billy Childish. Track Listing - A1/ She's In Disguise A2/You Can Choose A3/Meet Me A4/I'm Unkind A5/Knights Of The Baskervilles A6/By The Hairs On My Chinny Chin Chin B1/What You See Is What You Are B2/She's Fine, She's Mine B3/What's Wrong With Me B4/This Wondrous Day B5/Like A Flag B6/It Ain't Mine.
RATIONALS - FAN CLUB ALBUM
The Rationals' "Fan Club Album" is legendary in collector circles as one of the rarest 60s garage artefacts known to man - only two test pressing copies are confirmed to exist. Consisting of unreleased outtakes from the bands earliest sessions in 1965 and 1966, the longplayer was intended as a farewell "thank you" to the group's loyal fanbase by the band's producer and mentor Jeep Holland, when he parted with the Rationals in late 1968. Save for one cut, this Big Beat vinyl reissue reprises the album's original tracklist and running order, and the fully illustrated sleeve comes with detailed liner notes.
SATELLITERS - OUTTA HERE
The album, available both as CD and LP, offers an archetypal and authentic Garage sound that might just as well have been recorded in the 1960s. Compared to their previous two albums, the record is a little bit more back to the roots and thereby perfect for any lover of 60s Garage Punk and fuzz guitars.
SPIVS, THEE - BLACK AND WHITE MEMORIES
Thee Spivs are back with their second album, following their debut from 2010 the critically acclaimed 'Taped Up'. Thee Spivs are Ben Edge (git/vox), Dan May (bass) and Steve Coley (drums). Rock'n'Roll hasn't been this much fun for years, give it a try, you might like it!
STOOGES - FUNHOUSE (2LP)
Better price! The Stooges' 2nd album remastered! Accompanied by a bonus LP including exclusive and alternative titles. Gatefold jacket vinyl version of the new 2CD set. Sides three and four tracklisting: 1. T.V. Eye (Takes 7 & 8) 2. Loose (Take 2) 3. Down On The Street (Take 8) 4. Dirt (Take 4) 5. Lost In The Future (Take 1) 6. 1970 (Take 3) 7. Fun House (Take 2).
VARIOUS - HIPSTERS 3
Welcome to Hipsters 3, a third selection of garage, mod and power pop grooves from around the world. And where better to start than in Moscow where The Riots are literally Out Of Control with their brand of melodic '79 style Mod. -The Electric Mess hail from New York City and formed in 2007, receiving rave reviews for their spellbinding 60's garage R&B sound. -Cardiff boys Houdini Dax take influence from Hendrix, The Kinks, The Beatles and The Sonics through to Blur and Supergrass and mix it up into a mighty fine blend of jangly riffs. -London boys The Dactyls fuse Garage, Psych and Acid Rock and were described by BBC 6 Music as "a punk band with serious mainstream credentials". With an album produced by Rat Scabies due later this year, here's a taster to whet your appetite. -Another London 3-piece, The Feathers are an all-girl group, formed in the summer of 2011 after leaving Adam Ants management, this is their debut recording. -Cryssis are an Anglo-German power pop group featuring Dick Yorke from Sta-Prest and Vom Ritchie from German rockers Die Toten Hosen, who makes his second appearance on this album, the other with part Polish band Wet Dog. -The Tone Puppets are an Alternative Rock band from Liverpool full of eastern promise and northern grit. Resident band at The Lovely Job, The Tone Puppets produce a fizzy, guitar-fuelled indie-laced sound with curious time signatures and mathy prog-outs. -The Scottish 4-piece The Laynes found their direction with a melodic fusion of Psychedelia, Beat and Soul. Tracks: 1. The Riots - Out Of Control 2. The Electric Mess - You've Become A Witch 3. The Snakeman 3 - Gonna Find You 4.Thee Rum Coves - Gone Too Long 5. Wet Dog - Perfect Crime 6. The Keys - Vita Hope 7. The Dactyls - Burn This City Down 8. The Feathers - Life Stranger 9. The Get Go - Two Time Loser 10. Cryssis - Simple Man 11. The Tone Puppets - Late Nights 12. The Brights - London Belongs To Me 13. The Pages - The Jean Genie 14. The Supernovas - Ultra-Violence 15. The Laynes - We Got Time 16. Houdini Dax - Robin You Lie To Me.
VARIOUS - SUGARLUMPS, VOL. 3
For those who demanded more. Here is your third serving of psychedelic sweets. Some olde, some new. Some rare, some irreverent. Some garage, some psych, some just plain odd. But all guaranteed to expand your gland. So get with it. Get off it and get psychedelisized. Tracklist: 1. The Electric Prunes - Lost Dream. 2. The Elements - Caught In A Storm. 3. The Avengers - Instru-Mental. 4. The Runcible Spoon - Hallucination Train. 5. Andy Lewis - Come Away With Me. 6. Cucumber - Shocking. 7. The Prisoners - The More That I Teach You. 8. Action Band - White Elephant. 9. Johns Children - Train In My Head. 10. Stereoscope Jerk Explosion - Fuzz Party. 11. Smashing Time - Substitute. 12. Thrush - London Zen 13.The Moons - Leaving Here 14. The JugZ - Got Gas. 15. Low Fidelity Jet Set Orchestra - Hipsters Dimensions.
VICARS, THEE - I WANNA BE YOUR VICAR
Thee Vicars deliver another chunk of garage punk gospel! Now cut down to a three piece consisting of Mike Whittaker, Chris Langeland and Alex De Renzi, they've never sounded better. This, their third album, still retains much of the mod-influenced garage-punk sound of their previous work, but gives it a good dunk in the Mississippi, until echoes of Memphis legends The Oblivians can be heard.
WILD EVEL & THE TRASHBONES - TALES FROM THE CAVE
TALES FROM THE CAVE contains 17 freaked out Garagepunk-hits performed by these 5 cavemen plus guest appearances by Bernhard Gold of the Austrian Mod-Beat Group THE JAYBIRDS on the blues-harp, and Buddy Grabner, former saxophonist of Shock-and-Horror-Rocker SCREAMING LORD SUTCH. Wild Evels characteristic howling vocals, the incisive fuzz-guitar, the catchy Farfisa organ, outstanding harmonica elements and the furious drumbeats will make you feel their 1960s US Garage Punk roots and will stir you up properly.
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